Believe it or not, "How many people are playing your game?" is a surprisingly hard question to answer for many people both inside and outside the game industry. Between digital platforms, sales, the second-hand scene, and a market that ince...
From John Romero's head in Doom to kicking the asses of the head honchos for both Square Enix and PlatinumGames in Nier: Automata, the phenomenon of game creators cameoing in their own work has a long and storied history. Add to that c...
Knights, I bid you welcome to your new Fate/Grand Order update! Aniplex will now let us play the sixth chapter in its ongoing time-travelling, history-correcting saga, Camelot: Divine Realm of the Round Table. As might be implied by th...
What can you do when you run a disgustingly popular and profitable mobile game? Almost anything you like, apparently. That seems to be the logic driving the latest event in Cygames' Granblue Fantasy, which sees its skybound fantasy setting ...
If you're just about done with game news for the moment, I've got a palate-cleanser for you: Some hot manga to read on your device or computer! Humble's latest Manga Bundle has about 5 days left on the timer, but offers some pretty good val...
Are your nerves frayed from absorbing all this E3 news? Why not unwind with a spot of gambling on your phone? That's at least one way to spin the prospects for Fate/Grand Order's latest event. Titled "The Great Tale of Demons: Onigashima", ...
Bathtub guy (who's always in his bathtub), was on hand to show off Squanch Games' newest title, a 3D platformer called Trover Saves the Universe. With colorful characters, PS VR support, jumping, uh, combat, and Justin Roiland's sense...
If you've played Star Trek Online for as long as I have, you'll have wondered multiple times about when, when when the game would finally plumb the last unknown region of Star Trek's galaxy: The Gamma Quadrant, home of the Dominio...
Despite not having much affinity for survival games, I did find Funcom's Conan Exiles rather promising upon its full release earlier this month. In my Review In Progress, I noted that I was having fun in its wide, very pretty, Exiled L...
Events are the lifeblood of mobile gacha games, since they provide a steady stream of opportunities for players to keep engaged with the game, increasing the chances they may opt to spend some money at some point. That said, for newbies, an...
SUPERHOT is a super cool game, but you knew that already. In fact, the game's coolness is known as far as Japan, where it's getting a spinoff of sorts in the form of what's currently being called "SUPERHOT JP". Coming from Tokyo-based ...
Mention "Conan the Barbarian" to me and I'm more likely to think of a certain redheaded late-night comedian in cosplay than I am to think of Robert E. Howard's iconic savage. Similarly, talk to me about "survival games" and my only real poi...
While it's been somewhat overshadowed by the Xbox One's backwards compatibility feature lately, Sony's PS Now game-streaming service has been an OK solution for folks who want to play decent older games without having to own the old console...
It's time again for another batch of anime to hit the tubes, which means it's time for another installment of the Binge Log, our seasonal roundup of impressions and hot takes on all the latest Japanese cartoons. As in previous installments,...
Increasing reports of violent altercations between swarms of pink bouncing sheep and miscellaneous monsters stacked on one anothers' heads have area residents fearful. Local authorities have urged calm on the matter and encouraged resi...
If you've ever wanted to bring your own customized Star Trek Online ship to the physical realm, now is the time, as it seems that the game's partnership with Mixed Dimensions' GamePrint service is now live. As previously reported, Game...
I can't believe it's been nearly twenty-five years since Star Trek: Deep Space Nine first aired. I didn't watch it when it was new (I was a Voyager kid myself), but despite having joined the party on the Promenade late, I can subscribe...
Fate/Grand Order continues to trundle along, feeding the cash of whales and the salty tears of unlucky would-be Masters slaving away in the gacha mines. That said, now it does have something for people who want more to do than farm evi...
Mars is dead. The International Mars Mission, a global effort to establish a self-sufficient colony on Earth's nearest neighbor, is dead because of two idiots. The first idiot was Anthony Krillov, an idiot whose foolish, clumsy flailing cau...
Whatever else virtual reality has become in the years since its commercial debut, it's beyond dispute that it has become, in large measure, the new home of the lightgun genre. For every creative, even transcendent VR experience, there are h...
Truth be told, Girls und Panzer: Dream Tank Match isn't the game I wanted out of something based on one of my favorite anime series. That game would be the ideal ambassador for the joy of Girls und Panzer, bringing its unique ble...
Before we begin, a bit of background: In preparation to write this review of Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet, I went over the other SAO game reviews I've written for Destructoid, and it turns out, a common thread runs through all of them: Th...
One of the coolest things about Star Trek Online, if not the coolest thing, is the sheer amount of officially licensed and original starships there are on-offer in-game. Eight-plus years of operation have given the game's players hundr...
What's cooler than the ability to pilot your very own mecha? That's easy: The ability to build your very own mecha (as well as pilot it). Break Arts II, from indie Japanese studio MercuryStudio, takes that hook and runs it in an ...
Another month, another mobile game event designed to try to get people to roll for sweet, sweet JPEGs. It's just your luck that I happen to be playing a lot of Fate/Grand Order, and so you get to find out what's going on there. Luckily, the...
