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…
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…
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…
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…
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review
The last Ghost Recon I played before this one was Future Soldier. Let me just say that it blew my…
Control Review: Another Homerun From Remedy Entertainment
Now what comes to your mind when I mention Remedy Entertainment? Alan Wake I’m assuming. If you look at their…
Remnant: From The Ashes Review – Fun And Challenging Souls-Like Experience
Remnant: From the Ashes has garnered a pretty fast growing reputation for being a Dark Souls esque video game. This…
Pagan Online Review: A Promising Action RPG
I’m going to preface this review by saying beforehand that it’s a really good game. I don’t mean in the…
Madden NFL 20 Review — Here’s Another Madden Game
So the fan-favorite American sports franchise Madden NFL has just released its latest 2020 edition of the game. Normally my…
Wolfenstein Youngblood Review: First Person Army of Two Vibes
I know the Wolfenstein series has been along since before most of us were even born. Still, Wolfenstein Youngblood utilizes…
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review – Fun Blend Of Strategy, Politics And Responsibility
The Fire Emblem series is well known for three things I reckon. Their political themes, memorable characters, and turn-based combat….
Earth Defense Force 5 PC Review: Destructive Nonsensical Fun!
Earth Defense Force 5 is another addition to a classic long-running franchise. The Japanese third-person shooter game pits you against…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Prey Review – A Genetic Hybrid of Bethesda Games
Did you know that Prey is coming out today? Well, if you didn’t know I certainly don’t blame you. Bethesda…
Dawn of War 3 Review, A Successful Merger of MOBA and RTS
Dawn of War 3 tries to be everything its predecessors were and were not at the same time. There is…
Tyranny Review, a Gritty World of Death and Glory
Tyranny is a role-playing game developed by Obsidian Entertainment, the same studio behind another game not so dissimilar. Pillars of…
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Review – Hyrule’s Finest Hour
The Legend of Zelda has an unmatched legacy and for such a massive IP it is often hard to maintain…
Horizon Zero Dawn Review – PS4’s Best New IP Yet!
We live in a time where it is so hard to remain positive for overly hyped AAA titles. There are…