Articles by Stan Hogeweg

Exomecha seems like TwistedRed Games’ attempt to unify a lot of classic pieces of sci-fi media and make something new of them all.

Tunic is getting plenty of free publicity by being similar to The Legend of Zelda, but too many Zelda comparisons could drag it down.

The announcement of a Pikmin mobile game is interesting in its own right, but it could shed light on Niantic’s future with Nintendo.

Thymesia should interest Dark Souls and Bloodborne fans both because of its Soulslike nature and because of what it does differently.

While it may seem somewhat out there, Microsoft’s Bethesda acquisition could bear interesting fruit for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

It’s hard to say what usual pastimes will be available in summer 2021, but Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance might offer good fun.

Back 4 Blood already has a bunch of potential fans in the Left 4 Dead community, but it has to somehow live up to Left 4 Dead’s memory.

Rustler’s comparisons to Grand Theft Auto are much more than lip service and actually speak a lot to the game’s inspiration and themes.

Atlus could set itself up for a really successful year by planning both a Persona 3 remake and Persona 6’s launch for sometime in 2021.

Striking Distance Studios’ silence on The Callisto Protocol just means that it’s focusing on getting the game right, not publicity.