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Home • Death of a gamepad Craig Pearson Contributor 12th December 2019 / 9:00AM Right now, there’s a room in Buffalo Grove, Illinois that’s as quiet as a grave. The power is off, the robotic limbs are becalmed, and the once thumping presses are depressed. The Steam Controller assembly room is assembling no more, and with the recent Steam sale clearing out all the stock, the grand experiment is over. It’s the final part of Valve’s great Steam Machines undertaking to be shut down. They’d hoped to convince you to have a PC in the living room, or a small box for you to stream your library from your main PC. The Steam Machines never took off, the Steam Link box was discontinued a year ago, and now the Steam Controller will no longer be made. Gone, but not forgotten. The Steam Controller made a fan out of me. It freed me from my PC a little, and made me enjoy joypads again. All of them, not just Valve’s. I now own three Steam … [Read more...] about Goodnight, sweet Steam Controller

Home • PC Game Reviews • Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun • 50 Commandos with katanas Tim Stone Contributor 2nd December 2016 / 1:00PM In a frozen courtyard in Kansai two guards patrol while a heavily armoured samurai stands sentinel before an icicle-fringed gateway. The gaze of the stationary warrior pans from side to side like a broom sweeping snow from a path. It takes in the patroller on the eastern side of the courtyard before shifting to the patroller on the wes… Strange, the other sentry is nowhere to be seen! More annoyed than concerned, the samurai contemplates leaving his post to investigate, but decides against it. It’s only when he resumes his routine and notices that the eastern guard has also vanished that he’s spurred into action. Matchlock pistol raised, he advances warily. Spotting then following a trail of footprints that leads to the courtyard’s only shrubbery, the searcher is seconds away from … [Read more...] about Wot I Think – Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun

Home • PC Game News • Aer • 26 Nathan Grayson Contributor 20th September 2013 / 3:00PM I really like it when videogames are beautiful. Not just in the “OMG graphics so realistic that I must existentially entertain the notion that the entire universe could just be a hyper-advanced computer simulation” sense, either. I’m talking about games that create a glittering maw of sights and sounds that licks its lips and proceeds to swallow me whole. These overwhelming visions of other worlds – places I’ve never even dreamed of, but now desperately long to live in. Aer, if I’m very, very lucky, will turn out to be one such experience. It’s a gorgeous sandbox adventure set in a strange, naturalistic, old sky world. You play as a girl who can transform into a bird at will, as we all secretly wish we could. Wowzers. Reminds me of both Journey and Zelda: The Wind Waker, which are the only two good console games. … [Read more...] about Bird Is The Word: Aer Looks Ethereally Brilliant

Home • PC Game Reviews • Torment: Tides of Numenera • 20 For those familiar with torment Alec Meer Contributor 28th February 2017 / 8:00AM You know Planescape: Torment well, and chose to hear whether Torment: Tides of Numenera will betray your trust or not rather than to have its nature defined first. Please note that certain key elements of the game are skipped over here, which is because they are covered in more detail in the Torment newcomers review here. I did not wish to repeat myself unduly in an already long article. If you are a Planescape veteran, I do encourage reading both pieces. After all, you rather like reading, don’t you? We expect certain things of a game with ‘Torment’ in the title – expectations that have mounted rather than faded over the years.We expect striking, sinister architecture and weird creatures of uncertain intent. We expect extensive excavation of moral grey areas. We expect decisions to … [Read more...] about Wot I Think – Torment: Tides Of Numenera (for Planescape veterans)

Home • PC Game Reviews • Torment: Tides of Numenera • 15 For those new to torment Alec Meer Contributor 28th February 2017 / 8:00AM You do not know the past of Torment, and so chose to hear everything. No, you don’t need to have played 1999 weird fantasy roleplaying game Planescape: Torment to enjoy this spiritual sequel. There are references and commonalities, but they’re not in any way necessary to understand or appreciate it. What is required is a reasonable degree of patience, and an enjoyment of reading and of big ideas. Torment: Tides of Numenera does contain action, and many of its situations can be resolved with violence if you so choose, but to do so would be to cut yourself off from the game it most wants to be. The game is one of obtaining as much information as you can, and then making decisions with often far-reaching and sometimes tragic consequences based on your analysis of that information. I don’t mean simply … [Read more...] about Wot I Think – Torment: Tides of Numenera (for series newcomers)