“Neverending Nightmares” explores horror

(Image courtesy of IMDb. “‘Neverending Nightmares’ draws players in with psychological horror.”) Adelaide Gotti Connector Contributor There is a fine line between using video games as a form of entertainment and transforming them into an intimate, cathartic art form. “Neverending… Continue Reading →

Marvel’s “Wolverine” is fun, but is it good?

(Image courtesy of PlayFront. “Marvel’s ‘Wolverine’ offers fun in its combat gameplay.”) Rick Dalton Connector Staff Insomniac Games is known for pumping out great products far quicker than most AAA video game studios. Since the launch of the PlayStation 5,… Continue Reading →

“Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream” demo creates hype among fans

(Image courtesy of Nintendo of America. “‘Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream’ lets players watch an island of characters go through a life of strange happenings.”) Rosalie Pineda Connector Contributor With the highly anticipated sequel to “Tomodachi Life” set to release… Continue Reading →

“Fire Emblem: Shadows” features intrigue and duality

(Image courtesy of Nintendo of America. “‘Fire Emblem: Shadows’ puts a new spin on the social deduction genre.”) Maxi France Connector Staff “Fire Emblem Shadows” is a mobile game that blends strategy and social deduction. It was released on Sept.… Continue Reading →

“Resident Evil Requiem” releases to fanfare

(Photo courtesy of SteamDB. “‘Resident Evil Requiem’ features callbacks to the franchise’s past and unique dual storylines.”) Tristin Henson Connector Editor A couple of weeks ago, Capcom released the next video game chapter in their biggest series: “Resident Evil Requiem.”… Continue Reading →

“Marathon” sets high expectations with “Server Slam” preview

(Image courtesy of Bungie. “Players are pitted against each other and the surreal sci-fi environment in ‘Marathon’.”) Aaron Preziosi Connector Editor Nearly one year and one plagiarism scandal after its previous public playtest, Bungie’s extraction shooter “Marathon” is getting ready… Continue Reading →