It’s tough to describe Dear Esther. It’s closest to an adventure game, albeit an experimental one. There’s no item gathering or conversation trees, ...

To understand the tonal difference between Alan Wake and new Alan Wake’s American Nightmare (XBLA), you need look no further than the title ...

Last week we got an extended preview of The Secret World, but we also got the chance to sit down and pick the ...

Last week, The Escapist got the opportunity to gets some hands-on time with The Secret World again. You can see our previous coverage ...

Handheld gaming devices have much more competition these days than they did ten years ago when Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance ruled the market. ...

Twisted Metal is 17 years old. Yeah, let that sink in for a bit. That certainly doesn’t make it the oldest videogame series ...

In spending time with my 9-month -old daughter, I’ve been blessed with a new outlook on play. She is easily amused with all ...

I have to give credit to NeverDead. It’s a tricky thing for a game to attempt something different, and NeverDead certainly tries its ...

I really want to love King Arthur II – The Role-Playing Wargame. On paper, this should be the gaming equivalent of Reese’s Peanut ...

If there’s one thing I enjoyed about The Darkness II, it’s that it does a good job of letting you play an anti-hero ...

Few games appear as pretty as Reckoning. Every branch, stone and leaf in the world designed by Todd McFarlane is delicately placed and ...

I grew up loving the space battles of Star Wars and games like X-Wing recreated the feel of those movies perfectly, but without ...