Darksiders Genesis Review, It’s Not Diablo
To call this a sequel to the third game in the Darksiders trilogy would be a bit of a stretch….
Kingdom Under Fire 2 Review: Interesting Blend Of MMO And RTS
The selling point of Kingdom Under Fire 2 is how the game combines two completely different playstyles into one single…
Shenmue 3 Review: By The Fans And For The Fans
The title of this review is to quote one of the original designers of the game and I think the…
Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order Review, Want to be a Jedi?
If you’ve been caught up on the Star Wars media in general, you’ll know about the timeline of events set…
Need For Speed Heat Review: A Heated Comeback
After the sour taste that Need for Speed Payback left in our mouths, we can all be very grateful to…
Planet Zoo Review: Play Well To Avoid A Guilty Conscience
Out of all the simulator games I’ve played where you have to maintain an establishment, this one came packed with…
Death Stranding Review: A Hideo Kojima Game
A lot of people were bummed out with the cancellation of the Silent Hill successor, P.T. Especially after we even…
Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Review
The esteemed Rockstar Games sequel to Red Dead Redemption was recently ported to the PC platform roughly a year after…
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Review: A Worthy Tribute
Call of Duty had been in a weird spot these past few years with how astray the game had been…
The Outer Worlds Review, A Charming Endeavor
If you’re a fan of Fallout New Vegas then you’ll definitely know Obsidian Entertainment. You’ll even most likely be familiar…
WWE 2K20 Review: It Continues, That’s About It
WWE games have existed since I was a kid so obviously it becomes hard to really be moved or impressed…
Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain Review
Yuke’s newest installment in the Earth Defense Force series is actually more of a spin-off than it is a sequel….
The Witcher 3 Nintendo Switch Review
Being someone who played the Witcher 3 originally on the PC setup as well as a bit on the PlayStation…
Concrete Genie Review, Art is Blast
So is this PlayStation exclusive really worth the lack of accessibility it has on other platforms? Your instinct should tell…
Trine 4 Review: A Must Couch Co-op Experience
Trine has a legacy that stretches pretty far back all the way to 2009. The original Trine 1 set a…
NBA 2K20 Review, Can You Ignore the Greed?
Right off the bat, I’m going to say that a lot of this review might involve me complaining about post-retail…
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review
The last Ghost Recon I played before this one was Future Soldier. Let me just say that it blew my…
Code Vein Review: Ghoulishly Enticing
Code Vein is finally upon us. While the game didn’t have an insane amount of hype behind it, it definitely…
The Surge 2 Review: A Good Attempt But Pretty Uninspired
I had the chance of playing the Surge 2 and I was pretty grateful for it. Haven’t played the original…
FIFA 20 Review: Volta is Good, Rest is Not
Now it’s a common perception and more or less meme in the video game community that Fifa games are the…
Daymare: 1998 Review, The Classic Survival Horror Returns
Invader studios started this project off as a fan made Resident Evil 2 remake in the unreal engine. Obviously, that…
Rebel Cops Review: Compelling Story Packed With Strategic Gameplay
Rebel Cops is a spin-off game of ‘This is the Police’ which released back in 2016. Besides being a spin-off,…
PES 20 Review: Smooth And Fluid With A Few Ticks Here And There
Not a big fan of sports video games but in no way do I consider them trash or obsolete. It’s…
Greedfall Review: Perfect Rebound After Skyrim
The Elder Scrolls Skyrim has definitely sunk a lot of hours in every gamer’s time out there. Mind you, this…
Gears 5 Review: One Small Step For Gamers, One Pretty Big Step For The Coalition
The additional phrase of a huge step forward being taken is there for a reason. The Coalition have experimented a…