Twin-stick shooters have become an acquired taste: a genre only sought after by those wanting to relive the glory days of games where you destroyed everything in sight, often in an isometric view and with your pals (or alone, if you so chose). Livelock is one of those games. Despite its linear character progression and bland storyline, I had a blast destroying all the corrupt machines that have taken over this post-apocalyptic world.

From the first impressions of Abzû, announced at E3 2014, it was clear this wasn't going to be any sort of typical gaming experience. It appeared to be a blend of thatgamecompany's award-winning masterpiece Journey (PS3) and Nintendo's Endless Ocean (Wii), with solid diving controls and an emphasis on beautiful underwater environments and realistic sea creatures.

This week we played a lot of the team based shooters now out. Carlos and Will goes all out with Overwatch, Will gives his final thoughts on Battleborn, and Miggy checks out Geekgikan 2016. E3 2016 talk, Ibuki reveal, and No Many Sky being pushed to an August release.

Naughty Dog have continuously raised the bar in the action adventure genre, and with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, they've once again thrown down the gauntlet. Saying this is an amazing game isn’t enough to describe what the developers have done. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is probably one of the best products to come out of this industry.

Who would have thought that the Xeno series, which began life as the beloved Xenogears on the PSX, would take so many forms throughout the years? Director Tetsuya Takahashi went on to create the developer Monolith Soft and the operatic Xenosaga trilogy for PS2, which he deemed a 'spiritual prequel' to Xenogears, before moving on to the highly acclaimed Wii JRPG, Xenoblade Chronicles.

Another Coffee and Videogames episode for February. Kevin and Cherry Boase of Buko Studios, a local studio here in the Philippines, joins this episode to talk about a variety of topics. The local gaming industry, their thoughts on mobile gaming, IGDA, publishers, and a lot more!

A new week, another episode. XCOM 2 is out so Carlos and Will goes all out on that last weekend. Miggy goes Gravity Rush on the PS4, and a series of sad things happened this week.

This week, the crew checked out one of the sites for this year's Global Game Jam 2016. Carlos is stressed with The Darkest Dungeon, Miggy talks about a Rick and Morty game that's pretty much Pokemon, and Will explores the western release of the MMORPG Blade and Soul.