Category: Columns

This week at GameSpace.com was another big one despite the American holiday. We have some thoughts about Micro Machines, the Legend of Zelda and a great E3 preview of Lovecraftian horror RPG, Call of Cthulhu, and more.

Last week, Chris was received his first VR headset in the HTC Vive. Like any RPG fan he immediately went about trying every RPG he could get my hands on. In his search, he discovered Vanishing Realms, the RPG that is not an RPG, and offers one of the best VR experiences he’s had to date. This small indie game has lessons to teach Bethesda as they release Fallout and Skyrim for the VR.

This week our own Tim Eisen tries to keep up with big news from both of his pets, Camelot Unchained (combat speed) and Crowfall (the first campaign).

Welcome to Game Gear! This is MMORPG’s new monthly PC tech column where we’ll talk about everything that’s happened in the last month and get into conversations about what matter’s most. I’m Chris, MMORPG’s new Hardware Editor. I’ve been covering games and technology since 2008. I’m excited to be leading the charge on this side of the site and to have an official place to talk about PC gaming tech outside of official reviews.

Psst, hey you! Do you remember the 1992 cult classic movie, Lawnmower Man? You know, the one where the kindly lawnmower man is turned into an evil mastermind out to take over the world through the power of virtual reality? Well, we do! And that’s why today we bring you our newest virtual reality centered column, Lawnmower Men, where we’ll be covering everything exciting in the world of VR. To kick things off, we’re taking a look at the latest game from Vive Studios, Front Defense VR.

This week at Game Space, we took a look at several cool multiplatform games including Elder Scrolls Legends, Dead by Daylight, and Serious Sam. Sprinkle in a bit of news about Geek Chic and an interview with the Darkest Dungeon team and you’ve got a great week from GameSpace.com for June 25th!

E3 has come and gone and in the wake of the incredible hype machine that is back to back publisher conferences, the biggest game reveals are clear: EA Bioware’s Anthem and Activision Blizzard’s, Destiny 2. Everything we know so far says that these two games are taking aim at the exact same group of gamers. It’s poised to be a battle between two massive publishers and renowned development studios for the time and money of you the gamer. Let’s talk about how that might shake out.

GameSpace is our little corner of the internet where we can post news and reviews of games that we play outside the MMO genre. Each week, we’ll be bringing you the wrap-up of the week’s reviews and editorials about other games that might just catch your fancy. See what happened This Week at GameSpace.com!

It seems like only a few months back that Lightseekers went to Kickstarter to build a new kind of Toys to Life Action RPG in the vein of Skylanders, but for mobile devices. Not only is there a Free to Play ARPG on iOS and Android, but there’s also a fully-developer physical card battle game out in the wild too.

Teased about two years back, EA has finally shown its new game universe off to the public and press. Anthem is an action RPG where you control a suit of super armor and explore a vast science fictional landscape fighting foes as well as defending your settlement from the Wilds. Hang on a second, powered armor, lone protectors, defending your fortress from alien and hostile foes in an overgrown wasteland that sounds a lot like Destiny.