Emil Gunnarsson

For many, the first person shooter is the go to genre when it comes to games we play and there are quite a few of them to pick from. If you are like me, the sheer amount of choice these days can be a bit staggering so I decided to put…

Developer: NeocoreGames Publisher: NeocoreGames Platform(s): PC, PS4, XB1 Review code purchased Lately, I seem to have fallen down something of a Warhammer hole and I don't think I have been this engrossed in the dealing of the…

E3 2018 was pretty good with plenty of games being shown and plenty of cringeworthy stage performances. One of the games shown was Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, and that made me a bit disappointed. Now, the game looks fine and might even be…

One of the most impressive trailers from E3 was undoubtedly Ghost of Tsushima. It painted a beautiful, open and brutal world that you can traverse on foot or on horseback. It showed quick and deadly combat and it hints at a captivating…

For many years, Games Workshop held tight to its license and there were very few video game adaptations of their universes. Recently, they have gone through some restructuring and after this the floodgates were opened. Now it seems there is…

If you are like me and want a good story to be told in the games that you play, odds are that you are drawn to RPGs. Since they tend to feature hours of dialogue, lots of choices and branching stories which take 50-100 hours to clear, the…

Developer: Funcom Publisher: Funcom, Deep Silver Platform(s): PC, PS4, XB1 Review copy purchased At a glance, it is incredible that the stories of Robert E. Howard’s barbarian have so much staying power in today's pop culture. While I…

Developer: Streum On Studio Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Platform: PS4, XB1, PC Review code provided The Space Hulk series has a somewhat branching history. It started as a tabletop dungeon crawler that was later converted into…

Developer: Nerdook Productions Publisher: Digerati Platform(s): PC, PS4, Vita (soon), XB1 Review code provided Having been out on PC for a while now, it’s time for the deck building-RPG hybrid Monster Slayers to make its way to…

Hi, uh, Wrex? Yes, about this next mission to stop the reapers. Yeah, I know you're excited but hey, listen. Yeah, yeah, you're strong but look, I am already kinda a warrior here and we decided we would only send teams of three down. Yes,…

Microsoft is releasing title after title on its backwards compatibility program and I hear folks on the Sony side of things clamoring for something similar, all the while bemoaning their PlayStation Now service. Whenever Sony announces new…

Developer: Obsidian Entertainment Publisher: Versus Evil Platform: PC Review code provided Back in 1999, there was a boy who argued with his mother to buy a little game called Baldur’s Gate on the premise that it contained a lot of…

Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire comes from a long line of CRPGs that favor tactical and difficult combat instead of quick clicks and exploding meat sacks with loot in them, a la Diablo 3. Questing in the world of Deadfire is no small task…

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If you're tired of the high energy action of the biggest games in the world right now, Hunt: Showdown slows the pace right down and ramps up the tension.

Tesla vs Lovecraft honestly sounds like a Celebrity Deathmatch episode.

Emil puts forth some bold choices for his favorite middling games that are made better with the presence of friends.

EA are dropping the season pass mentality for their DLC with Battlefront II. This is nothing but good news for everyone involved.

Don't rub your eyes in disbelief: Cryptark is a great game that actually managed to come out of early access.

Emil ponders the changing landscape of the industry and video game marketing to ask the question: are we moving past E3?