As editor of GameCritics and the co-host of So Videogames Podcast — and also as a person who just generally loves videogames — I strive to sample as much of the industry as I can. What’s the new hotness? What’s the current design trend? I’m also always on the lookout for hidden gems or indies that fly under the radar, so it basically means that I try a ton of titles every year! For anyone who’s curious what my year of plays looks like, here it is, in the exact order that I played them.
Blogs
Crit Hit Video – Grime: Colors of Rot
Today GameCritics is happy to present a video from guest contributor Arlyeon. For more from them, you can check out their YouTube channel or their Discord.
Crit Hit Video: Frog Detective 1 & 2
Today GameCritics is happy to present a video from guest contributor Arlyeon.
For more from them, you can check out their YouTube channel or their Discord.
Blacktail Preview
The main character of Blacktail is a girl without a face. At least, the mask she wears to cover her face is utterly featureless, and the devs use this as a metaphor to lay out the decision-based morality tale at the core of the game.
Just Dance 2023 Accessibility Spotlight
Disclosure: This is an article written and released by Ubisoft, and sent to GameCritics via Ubisoft PR. While we don’t usually run PR releases, given its focus on accessibility and our lifelong dedication to same, we’re happy to share this information. The article can be seen in its original format here.
PREVIEW: Marauders
In 2012, I purchased a Star Citizen ship. I paid top dollar for a Cutlass Black — a small, sleek freighter with plenty of cargo space for booty — as my friends and I fully bought into Chris Roberts’ grandiose vision, dreaming of when we would sail the high galactic tides as space pirates.
PREVIEW: The Dark Pictures Anthology – The Devil In Me
Spooky season is here, and while the actual game is going to miss Halloween by a two and a half weeks, it’s the perfect time to dive into The Devil In Me‘s preview, which spans 90 minutes towards the end of the first act.
PREVIEW: Homicidal All-Stars
The developer of Homicidal All-Stars, Artificer, claims a notable pedigree when it comes to turn-based tactics games, being made up of team members who worked on Hard West and Phantom Doctrine.
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks Of Hope Accessibility Spotlight
Disclosure: This is an article written and released by Ubisoft, and sent to GameCritics via Ubisoft PR. While we don’t usually run PR releases, given its focus on accessibility and our lifelong dedication to same, we’re happy to share this information. The article can be seen in its original format here.
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