Mario Tennis Aces Review – Hit and a Miss
Mario Tennis Aces is the eighth entry in the illustrious series of Nintendo tennis games that started with the dubious…
Vampyr Review – Relic of the Past
Vampyr is an Action RPG developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Focus Home Interactive. The game is a throwback…
Dark Souls Remastered Review, A Sophomoric Attempt
For all those not in the know, Dark Souls was a medieval fantasy action RPG developed by From Software and…
Devil May Cry HD Collection Review, A Simple Port
Rumors are abound that Dante is due for a sequel in the much anticipated Devil May Cry 5 speculated to…
Middle-earth: Shadow of War Review – More of the Same
When it was released in late 2014, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor came off as quite a surprise for unsuspecting gamers,…
Cuphead Review, A Blast from the Past
Ever since its reveal at Microsoft’s E3 2014 press conference as a part of a lineup of indie titles being…
Microtransactions are the Bane of Singleplayer Gaming
Microtransactions result in devaluation of core-gameplay, homogenized level designs, disjointed flow and uninspired game mechanics; creating a dull free-to-play game out of amazingly developed full priced AAA games.
Marvel vs Capcom Infinite Review, Fun Yet Flawed
It wasn’t that long ago when all available Marvel vs Capcom games got pulled from digital distribution when Capcom’s publishing…
Final Fantasy XV Review – A Mixed Bag
Final Fantasy XV is a great game by a lot of standards, except the high standards of its predecessors and the illustrious franchise it belongs to.
Watch Dogs 2 Review: Revamped and Ready for Action
Ubisoft has incorporated feedback from first game to make Watch Dogs 2 into a game that would appeal to both the fans and the detractors of the previous game.
WWE 2K17 Review: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
WWE 2K17 is a disappointing entry that sacrifices a lot to bring small changes to established elements.
Far Cry Primal Review – A Bold Old World
A truly immersive experience of exploring and surviving in a prehistoric open world.
WWE 2K16 Review – A Return to Form
Last year Yuke’s and Visual Concepts tried to reinvent the stale WWE game franchise by over hauling its gameplay and…
Mad Max Review – An Acquired Taste
Mad Max is an open world, 3rd person action adventure game with focus on scavenging and vehicular combat. Set in…
Dying Light Review – Falling Short of Greatness
Dying Light has it where it counts. The meat and bones of the game are polished and well executed.
Far Cry 4 Review – A Glimpse into Nirvana
Every game in the Far Cry franchise puts the players in the boots of a foreigner who finds himself in a strange, war torn land and Far Cry 4 is no different.
Assassin’s Creed Unity Review – Everything Old is New Again
Assassin’s Creed Unity seems to be a genuine effort by the developers to go back to the roots of the franchise by refining the core elements of the early games and making the game approachable for brand new adopters in terms of gameplay and narrative.
Memento Mori 2: Guardian of Immortality Review
Over the last decade, modern gaming landscape has been going through a particular drought in adventure games, however in recent…
Wolfenstein: The New Order Review – Suitable Evolution of Franchise
Finally, the series that essentially birthed the genre of first-person shooters has returned from a five year coma and has…
The Best PS Vita Games of 2013
With the rising success of Nintendo’s 3DS system, PS Vita faced a tough road throughout the whole 2013. While the system lacked high profile exclusives it was still home to pretty terrific games that kept Vita owners hooked throughout the year.
Gran Turismo 6 Review – Refined and Expanded
Gran Turismo, a name that is synonymous with exotic cars as well as the PlayStation brand. Polyphony Digital celebrates the…
WWE 2K14 Review – A Solid Wrestling Game
With the recent and very public demise of the games publishing company known as THQ, there were a lot of…
GTA V Review – It’s Your Ticket to Infinite Fun!
Anticipated and Blockbuster, these are the two words that personify the release of the juggernaut of a game known as Grand Theft Auto V.
Sony President Explains How Backlash on DRM Policies Helped Them Market PS4
In a recent interview Sony Computer Entertainment’s worldwide studios President; Shuhei Yoshida revealed how the negative response to Xbox One’s DRM policies helped Sony make marketing decisions for their upcoming next-gen contender; PS4.
The Last of Us Review
I remember the first time I saw the VGA 2011 debut trailer for Naughty Dog’s new game called The Last…