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Category: Video Game Reviews

Modern Legends: How Greek Gods Are Conquering All Kinds of Gaming

September 8, 2021

HADES, our Game of the Year-winning rogue-like dungeon crawler, is OUT NOW on #PlayStation and #Xbox, including #XboxGamePass!! ?? Xbox: https://t.co/cwC21Dqe2s ?? PlayStation: https://t.co/cLnTjYL7nn New physical editions also in stores now! https://t.co/FnkBnVKgwC#HadesGame pic.twitter.com/A1dCKnUViS — Supergiant Games (@SupergiantGames) August 13, 2021 The entertainment world has always had an ability to take classic, well-worn ideas and breathe […]

Slingo: An Exciting Way To Play

July 28, 2021

The origins of bingo date back over 500 years, with the concept of the game coming from a traditional Italian lottery before it was redeveloped in France into a version similar to what is played around the world today. In the UK alone, there are over three million visitors to bingo halls each year and […]

Rainbow Riches Puts Historic Gaming Company, Scientific Games, on the Map

March 31, 2021

Scientific Games is an American company headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada that produces computerized and mechanical slot machines, electronic card shufflers, instant lotto games, online casino games and social and sports gaming. It was also the first ever corporation to introduce the secure instant lottery ticket in 1974, and provides software and hardware for retailers […]

The Progressive Gamer: Never Alone

December 23, 2018

Games like Never Alone are few and far between. Sure there are other puzzle-platformers out there, but how many are created with the help of native peoples? Never Alone was created by developer Upper One Games, which is the first indigenous-owned video game developer and publisher in the U.S. The game was created with the help […]

The Progressive Gamer: Abzû Review

December 9, 2018

Don’t get me wrong – I enjoy a good AAA title as much as the next gamer. I’ve spent more than my fair share playing games like Assassin’s Creed, Fallout, Halo, Call of Duty, and Overwatch. But lately, I’ve been turning to indie games more and more. Step away from the huge studios and million-dollar […]

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