Hellmut The Badass From Hell: Good Retro Flavored Pastime
Hellmutt: The badass from hell is just as whacky as the name suggests. Think of Doom but as a top-down…
The Sinking City Review: A Bit Stiff But Deliciously Spooky
Everyone loves a good detective story right? Combine that with supernatural elements and you’ve got a pretty potent combo. That’s…
Bloodstained Ritual of The Night Review: Solid Metroidvania Experience
Kickstarters have always been tricky. The crowdfunded projects have been known to go on to be great commercial and critical…
Total War: Three Kingdoms Review: The Best Historical Total War Yet
Total War fans had reason to celebrate yesterday when Creative Assembly finally released Total War: Three Kingdoms, their first mainline…
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered — Nostalgia Is Strong With This One
If there is one evergreen activity in video games, it is shooting Nazi or better, Nazi zombies. The later is…
Rage 2 Review – A Flawed Open-World With An Addictive Gameplay Loop
With how the first Rage performed, I didn’t expect Bethesda would ever follow up the game with a sequel. But,…
Anno 1800 Review – Victorian Era at Its Finest
Ubisoft’s Anno 1800 is one of the city-building games that’s a massive timesink and requires your utmost attention to the…
The Division 2 Review – An Online Looter-Shooter Done Right
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 builds upon where the original installment left off while retaining most of its positive aspects…
Trials Rising Review: The Same But Still Pretty Fun
Are you familiar with the Trials Series itself? It’s a franchise of bike driving motorsport games that play as a…
Jump Force Review – Biggest Anime Crossover, Even Bigger Disappointment
Jump Force is essentially the biggest crossover between anime characters since J-Stars. It features a roster of 40 iconic characters,…
Far Cry: New Dawn Review – Prosperity Comes in Many Forms
Far Cry: New Dawn follows the same formula of its predecessors by combining exploration and adventure inside an open world…
Darksiders 3 Review – One Step Forward Two Steps Back
It’s been a long wait for Darksiders 3’s release and its finally here. Following the bankruptcy of THQ, many fans…
Red Dead Redemption 2 Review, A Frustrating Masterpiece
Be it the pastoral plains of the southeast or the enfeebling snow-covered mountains of the northwest, Red Dead Redemption 2…
Starlink: Battle for Atlas Review, Liberating A Galaxy From The Palm Of Your Hand
Starlink: Battle for Atlas is a sci-fi action-adventure title, following a group of explorers on their journey through the Atlas…
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Review, More of the Same?
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is 11th mainline installment in the Assassin’s Creed franchise. The series not only has more than a…
Destiny 2 Forsaken Review: The Road To Redemption For Bungie
Destiny 2 Forsaken expansion is here, a year after the base game came out and straight off the bat it…
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…
Battletech Review – A Classic BT Experience
Battletech is a franchise that dates back to mid-80s when it originated as a tabletop wargame. The new Battletech is…
God of War Review – Change is Good
Change isn’t easy to accept, change is something most people aren’t comfortable with. It is especially difficult to handle when…
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…
Battalion 1944 Early Access Review – A Long Way to Go
Battalion 1944 was released on the first of February and was immediately overloaded with players who completely failed to join…
Shadow of the Colossus Review: Stands the Test of Time, A Masterpiece
It is hard to believe that Shadow of the Colossus originally released 13 years ago. It is without a doubt…
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,…