Jonathan Bernhardt

Many developers have attempted to capture the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium (and the high fantasy of the Old World) in video game form. Jonathan “Crion” Bernhardt has been diving into the games that use the Warhammer license...

At Goonhammer, our passion for games extends well beyond the tabletop. Each week, Jonathan “Crion” Bernhardt reviews video games, even the ones that aren’t Warhammer-related. In today’s review, he’s talking about the recently-released Final Fantasy 7 Remake.   Warning: This article...

At Goonhammer, our passion for games extends well beyond the tabletop. Each week, Jonathan “Crion” Bernhardt reviews video games, even the ones that aren’t Warhammer-related. In today’s review, he’s talking about Warhammer Underworlds Online, the digital adaptation of the...

To put it lightly: It’s bad all over. Entire economies are shutting down across the world due to the spread of COVID-19; if that needs an introduction, you should probably start watching the news and washing your hands. It feels...

At Goonhammer, our passion for games extends well beyond the tabletop. Each week, Jonathan "Crion" Bernhardt reviews video games, even the ones that aren't Warhammer-related. In today's review, he's talking about Path of Exile, which recently received a major...

We discussed in broad terms the merits and shortcomings of Warhammer 40K Gladius last week; this week we’ll talk specifically about the T’au expansion, as well as what a game of this 4X roughly looks like. We’ll be starting with...

Many developers have attempted to capture the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium (and the high fantasy of the Old World) in video game form. With the release of its Tau expansion, we thought it would be good to...

Anyone who has played Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem for any length of time since its launch last week has a story. Mine came rather late into the play experience, relatively speaking; I’d heard beforehand the tales of how poorly the...

What’s the most beautiful game you’ve ever played? Before CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3, my answer likely would have been System Shock 2, Skyrim, or Half-Life 2. There were games with better art direction, certainly, but few with that...

In a very fundamental way, FTL is a game about doors. Let’s back up. FTL: Faster Than Light is not a new game; unlike with Hades or Slay the Spire, we’re not reviewing it here in an effort to help...