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Dark Earth is the Coolest Post-Apocalypse You Forgot

Release Date: September 1997 Developer: Kalisto Entertainment A World Where the Sun Went on Vacation Before everything became a standardized open-world shooter, developers were taking massive swings at world-building. One…

Chris February 23, 2026

Retro-Games

Tanks, Thrusters, and Tin-Foil Hats: Why Battlezone 98 Redux is the Greatest Cold War You Never Knew You Were Fighting

Release Date: March 11, 1998 Developer: Activision (Original), Big Boat Interactive (Redux) Get It On: GOG The Cold War Just Got a Lot Colder Imagine for a second that the…

Chris February 23, 2026

Gaming News

From Trash to Treasure: Getting Your Hands Dirty in Space Scum

If you’ve ever felt like the glamorous, sleek sci-fi future of most space operas just wasn't for you, then Sole Survivor Games has exactly the kind of grimy, low-rent universe…

Chris February 22, 2026

Gaming News

One Year in the Living Lands: Avowed Levels Up with a Massive Anniversary Update

It has officially been a year since we first stepped into the vibrant, soul-tangled wilds of the Living Lands, and Obsidian Entertainment isn’t letting the milestone pass quietly. To celebrate,…

Chris February 22, 2026

Retro-Games

Virtual Bread and Cosmic Horrors: Ultima VII is Still One of the Best RPGs Ever Made

Release Date: April 16, 1992 (The Black Gate) / March 25, 1993 (Serpent Isle) Developer Name: Origin Systems Get It On: GOG The RPG That Ruined Every Other RPG If…

Chris February 21, 2026

Retro-Games

Staffs, Swords, and Shadows: Nightdive’s Heretic + Hexen Re-Release is Pure Magic

The Resurrection of the Dark Fantasy Kings For years, fans of the Boomer Shooter genre have been whispering into the void, begging for the same treatment given to DOOM and…

Chris February 21, 2026

Retro-Games

Slapping Imps and Hoarding Gold: Why Dungeon Keeper Still Rules the Underworld

Release Date: June 26, 1997 Developer: Bullfrog Productions Get It On: GOG It Is Good To Be Bad Let’s travel back to 1997 for a second. While every other game…

Chris February 21, 2026

Gaming News

Goblin Mode Activated: Styx: Blades of Greed is a very Filthy and Sneaky Sequel, and that’s Awesome

Our favorite foul-mouthed, amber-addicted goblin is officially back after a grueling nine-year hiatus. Cyanide Studio and Nacon finally released Styx: Blades of Greed this week, and it’s exactly the kind…

Chris February 20, 2026

Gaming News

Set Phasers to “Obsess”: Voyager – Across the Unknown is the Trek Game We’ve Been Waiting For

You probably all know that the U.S.S. Voyager holds a special, slightly chaotic place in every Trekkie`s heart. It’s the show about a ship stranded 70,000 light-years from home, surviving…

Chris February 20, 2026

Gaming News

To Infinity and… Just a Little Bit Beyond: Starfield Isn’t Getting a “2.0,” but the Pipeline is Full

If you were hoping for a Cyberpunk 2077 style redemption arc where Bethesda completely rips out the guts of Starfield and hands you a brand-new game, you might want to…

Chris February 19, 2026