Video Games

Zach Carpenter takes a look at 80s cop drama inspired Beat Cop - a game about crimes, murder and not taking itself too seriously.

Before Love Thy Nerd had a website, we were chomping at the bit to bring you thoughtful nerdy content. Here are our Holy Week reflections from 2018.

Joey takes a look at how nostalgia can add to our lives and benefit the films, games, and shows we love—and how it can likewise be a hindrance.

Hypnospace Outlaw brought April-Lyn on a hilarious journey down memory lane. But not all of her memories were rosy.

Escaping a prison, building relationships, solving puzzles and playing music—Zach Carpenter explains how the mousy escapades of SeithCG's Ghost of a Tale has all of this and more wrapped in a visually breathtaking package.

SIE Santa Monica was able to use all their teraflops to bring Kratos to life and he is even more disappointed in you than your real Dad.

Sure, Jesus loves games and all that, but here are 7 we think He'd think twice before endorsing.

Whether in reality or digital worlds, cooperation is a powerful practice that creates spaces of emotional and social strength amidst uncertainty.

Stephanie was less than excited when she was prescribed some playtime by her counselor, but she's found that play is one of the most important things a person can do.

The release of The Division 2 has Mike Perna remembering the small, deeply human moments that made the first game memorable.