If you’re a fan of Pokémon, however, or a returning player of the old-school series, there’s still a lot to enjoy, and it regardless remains one of the most innovative entries in the entire series.

Zachtronics have a philosophy behind their designs that is easy to see. Shenzhen I/O is yet another embodiment of this, by encouraging [...]

Owlboy feels, sounds and moves like how my mind remembers a game from an older era but is really a larger and more cleverly directed experience. The story lends it a unique level of sapience […]

There’s a lot to like about HITMAN. The sandbox levels offer plenty of choice and variety when it comes to how you’ll dispose of your target, which is at the heart of the Hitman franchise. […]

I really liked Titanfall 2, hell I maybe even loved it. It’s a real treat when you get to play a master crafted, well-polished title, and even BETTER when it’s one that catches you by […]

While Dishonored 2 is fundamentally more of the same, almost everything about it has has been improved over its predecessor. The characters feel more alive and are supported by well-written dialogue that is full of […]

The American dream is the idea that every American citizen can achieve greatness, and prosperity through determination, and arduous effort. [...]

Indie developers come from all walks of life, and sometimes even seasoned veterans will do away with publishers in order to pursue ideas of their own that aren’t considered “mainstream” enough. Sometimes it’s because the […]

Jacob Janerka has done an excellent job with Paradigm, a game well covered on GameCloud, and many other sites, for being a fantastic success for an indie developer. At the Perth Games Festival in October, […]

BrambleLash, at least on GameCloud, is basically a game that requires no introduction, so often have we covered it across a bunch of events. I’m still going to write one though, since Liam and Sam […]