Whether it’s waiting till 11pm to do your homework due at 11:59pm, or furiously citing the minimum five resources into your English paper just a class before, as your fellow college student, I think I…
App of the Week: Neko Atsume
By Awais Qazi Finals season is hitting us all really hard right now, but fret not—we have found a game that is perfect to play alongside studying for finals. A great way to be productive…
Call of Duty: Black Ops III Review
Andrew Mendez As another year ends, another Call of Duty game arrives. Black Ops III is the third game in the Black Ops series, the third next-gen Call of Duty title, and the first next-gen Call…
FF7 Review
By Collin Urban Final Fantasy 7, released in 1997 for the Playstation 1, and later for Windows computers and iOS devices, is a game that has come to define a generation. Since a remake was…
Do you know about the NJIT App?
One app which every NJIT student should have is the unofficial mobile app is an immensely useful tool for both commuters and residents. This app is available for both iPhone and Android users, and was…
Remaking Final Fantasy VII
By Matthew Maravilla E3 2015 has given us some pretty big bombshells. From Fallout 4 to Shenmue III, the conference definitely had a lot of glitz and glam. However, there was one little game that…
Inclusivity and the Gamer
By Matthew Maravilla Gamers are more than just people who play games. About two weeks ago, the Indiana Governor passed a bill called the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The bill states that any person cannot…
Game Thing: The 2015 Game Developers Conference award…
“This year was definitely a different kind of year” A year ago, I wrote a piece where I talked about how I sat in my dorm room, alone, and with a heavy heart watched the…
Indie Game Freebies: Weird Games
Matthew Maravilla Last week I wrote about sexy and romantic games, and I want to continue Indie Game Freebies with some weird games I found on the Internet! While these games are great for a…