Only four games is cruel, but that's fine. Let's do this.

'Museum of Simulation Technology' made a huge splash in 2014, but four years later, it's still not out. Through humor and honesty, the developers have avoided a big problem.

‘Desert of Vice’ has it all: surreal scenes, a spooky mystery, coffee and donuts.

Listen, if I'm going to spend hours as someone, they're going to have a 2000 word backstory and incredible hair.

'The Church in the Darkness' sends you on a rescue mission, but wants you guessing about what you're actually rescuing people from.

Come for the crime drama, stay for the breakdown of various parenting styles.

After Patrick’s review, I’m excited for 'God of War.' But the hype from other outlets has me wary.

We talk about 'God of War' and 'Minit' on today's Waypoint Radio.

Our desire to spend as much time in game worlds we love is natural, but it's not always the best path to good storytelling. 'Minit' is an exercise in efficiency.

The 'Terraforming Mars' board game kept me guessing right until the end, which is something I'd like more strategy games to try.

‘Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom’ advocates simple rules, strong claims, and a demand for empathy and honest governance.

As we saw with 'Far Cry 5,' sometimes marketers tell the better tale.