Ethan Carter

Face to Face When two individuals come together in a face-to-face interaction, a unique form of communication takes place. The nuances of nonverbal cues, facial expressions, and body language play a significant role in conveying emotions and intentions that words alone cannot express. Building Connections Meeting someone in person allows for a deeper connection to … Read more

Playing Total War: Warhammer 3’s Kislev campaign on release was one of the best storified strategy game times I’ve had in years, launch issues be thrice-damned, triple cooked, and three times a lady. But the Slavic bulwark against stinky, angry, tricksy and horny invaders has lost some lustre since. The details in Creative Assembly’s latest … Read more

The Builder: A Unique Visual Novel Experience In The Builder, you step into the shoes of a talented young man entrusted with the construction of a memorial in a remote northern village. However, as you delve deeper into your mission, you realize that your true objective is far more unconventional: to ensure the survival of … Read more

I like robots–especially comically large ones armed with various weapons. When I received an invitation to visit Amazing Seasun Games’ Irvine, California office to try out their latest title, Mecha Break, all I really knew going into it was that I’d be playing a game featuring really big robots armed with various weapons. I’m not … Read more

We’re well into 2025, and in March, it feels like the gaming year has just kicked into a higher gear. February had some great releases, but this month sees several high-profile games arriving, like Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Two Point Museum, and Split Fiction. We’ve also got several remasters to look forward to, as JRPG fans … Read more

The Bear Once upon a time in the enchanting world of Gra, there lived a majestic bear. This bear was known far and wide for its strength, courage, and wisdom. People from all corners of the land would come to seek its advice and guidance. The bear roamed the lush forests of Gra, protecting the … Read more

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I found Phoenix Point difficult to love, despite wanting to. I didn’t cover its original 2019 release at all, partly preferring to give something else positive coverage instead, and partly suspecting I’d attached hope to it in a way I seldom do, and was overreacting. Perhaps that was a disservice to you, The Reader. We … Read more

Lubricate your brain with some pure Omega-3 oils, a new puzzle game from the makers of Opus Magnum and Eliza has been announced. Kaizen: A Factory Story will be an “open-ended puzzle automation game from the original Zachtronics team, set in 1980s Japan” in which you’ll build toy robots, computers, TVs, and… katsu curry? Well, … Read more

ISLANDERS: New Shores Official Announce Trailer The highly anticipated announcement of ISLANDERS: New Shores official trailer has finally arrived! Fans of the original game can now rejoice as they get a sneak peek into the exciting new features and gameplay of this upcoming release.

Good morrow to ye, stranger! This week’s new PC game round-up is jam-packed indeed – absolutely sardine-canned. So let’s skip the customary preamble about the Maw’s digestive habits and proceed directly to the banqueting table. On Monday 3rd March, Star Crafter sets out to craft “entire planets, Dyson Ring, Dyson spheres, and more”. Possibly just … Read more

If you’ve been trying to buy an RTX 5080, you already know it’s nearly impossible to find. Nvidia’s new GPU has been selling out instantly, with standalone cards unavailable or listed at outrageous resale prices. That’s why this deal from Dell is worth a look. The Alienware Aurora R16 gaming PC includes an RTX 5080 … Read more