Evan Narcisse

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Evan Narcisse·Apr 12, 2016

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“It was time to choose,” says a chunk of opening text from Stories: Path of Destinies says. You’ll be choosing and dying a lot in this action RPG. It

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Evan Narcisse·Apr 5, 2016

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1979 Revolution: Black Friday is a game conceived by people who might not ever be able to go back to their native Iran, because they’re daring to create a

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Evan Narcisse·Feb 16, 2016

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Playing Street Fighter V at launch feels like being at a construction site where the foundation is being poured. The structure we’ll eventually all

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Evan Narcisse·Nov 9, 2015

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When we last saw Lara Croft, she was growing out of being a victim. A victim of fate, of other people’s aggression, of her own uninspired previous

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Evan Narcisse·Sep 24, 2015

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I felt like I needed a third eye to play Laserlife. That’s a good thing. Laserlife demands that you look at all of the stuff going on inside its searing

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Evan Narcisse·Sep 10, 2015

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By and large, love is better with other people. And when saving all the love in the universe means shooting a bunch of weirdo space aliens—as it does in

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Evan Narcisse·Aug 11, 2015

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Galak-Z is like a workout for your video game brain: it hurts but the pain will make your skills stronger.

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Evan Narcisse·May 26, 2015

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Sunset puts players in the middle of a war from an entirely unique perspective, trapping players in a beautiful yet tense apartment that they need to clean every day.

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Evan Narcisse·Apr 22, 2015

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Mortal Kombat X deftly adds new characters, features and options while maintaining its signature over-the-top appeal.

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Evan Narcisse·Mar 2, 2015

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Pneuma delivers a clever puzzle-solving mechanic inside of a lonely existential mystery.