Learn why EPIC KILL #1 from Image Comics is a must-read.

Is Hitman: Sniper Challenge worth playing, or should you skip straight to Absolution when it comes out in November? Find out in my review.

The indie point-and-click Botanicula is a rare experience, but how well does it sustain all that makes it unique? Find out in my review, or check out the game yourself on Steam.

Noitu Love 2 is a steal at only $5 on Steam. Consider it a light Mega Man, with plenty of cool stages and bosses! Check out my review at GameZone.

Find out why the indie roguelike Hack, Slash, Loot (now on Steam) isn’t worth your time, let alone your money.

How does The House of the Dead 4 on PSN compare to its arcade sibling? Reload those machine guns and find out in my review.

This week’s reviews include SUPER DINOSAUR #10, PETER PANZERFAUST #3, and SECRET #1. What’s your recent favorite from Image Comics?

My review of the “audiovisual” indie game experience, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (now on Steam), is up! Visit GameZone to give it a read.

My premiere issue pick of the week is ALABASTER: WOLVES #1 from Dark Horse Comics. You can read my review here.

Ys: The Oath in Felghana, the remake of Ys III, came to Steam last month. You can read my review at GameZone. Consider me a fan!

Here are my thoughts on WOLVERINE AND THE X-MEN #9, AVENGERS #25, and DEADPOOL #53. Visit Impulse Creations for the reviews!

In case you haven’t picked up Cthulhu Saves the World from Zeboyd Games, let my belated review (on my Game Informer blog) convince you to do so.

Like indie games? Offspring Fling, the latest effort from developer Kyle Pulver, is cuter than Super Meat Boy but just as fun.

This week’s trio of reviews includes THE FLASH #7, BATMAN BEYOND UNLIMITED #2, and SUPERNATURAL #6. Get ‘em from DC Comics!

Want a zombie game that’s better than Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City? Check out the current alternative: the latest from Yakuza.