The Evil Within 2 Review: Fails to Outdo The Original
After the disaster Resident Evil 6 and its spinoffs were, Shinki Mikami, decided to revive survival horror through Bethesda Softwork’s The…
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…
FIFA 18 Review: A Complete Package
After a few mundane entries, FIFA finally took a major leap forward last year with the addition of a story…
NBA 2K18 Review: A Cash Grab Scam
Another year and another NBA 2K game out on consoles and PC. Is it any good? Is it worth your…
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…
F1 2017 Review – For the Hardcore Formula One Fan
People are always skeptical about annualized licensed video games. They don’t often turn out to be as good and developers are…
Review: Portal Knights Is Fun With Friends, Not Quite So Much For Single Players
If you’ve been on Steam recently, you might have played a little game called Portal Knights since it came out…
Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Review, Modernizing The Roots
Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia is a remake of the 90’s hit Fire Emblem: Gaiden. The remake is complete…
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…
Outlast 2 Review: A Beautiful, Brutal Journey Into Survival Horror
Outlast 2 is more than your average survival horror experience, it is torture, it is stressful, and by the end…
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…
Bulletstorm Full Clip Edition Review – Modernized Old School Shooter
Bulletstorm Full Clip Edition is the remastered version of the original game released back in 2011. With updated visuals, textures,…
Persona 5 Review – A Perfectly Realized Teenage Simulation
At one point or another, we all wanted to change someone’s mind and Persona 5’s story revolves around the same…
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Above the Law Review, Order Must Be Maintained
A most frustrating element with episodic releases is when the series goes on a hiatus, leaving you on the edge…
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…
Halo Wars 2 Review – An Accessible RTS Experience with Plenty to Offer
Halo Wars 2 is a worthy successor to the original Halo Wars with plenty of tweaks and improvements made by the maestros of RTS, the Creative Assembly.
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…
Sniper Elite 4 Review – Gruesome Anatomy of Hitler
With six titles to its name in the past decade, Sniper Elite 4 arrives as proof that the tactical-stealth series…
Fire Emblem: Heroes Review – A Worthwhile Experience
Fire Emblem series has seen its ups and downs over the years but the franchise has always been the apple…
Resident Evil 7 Review: Redefining the Roots
For a long time, Resident Evil hasn’t been what it once was. It ditched its survival horror roots to become…
Yakuza 0 Review; Goofy, Absurd, But Tame in its Approach
Yakuza has been with PlayStation for a long time and admittedly, it is one of the most underrated franchises we…
Titanfall 2 Review, A Shooter That Truly Shines
2016 was a great year for singleplayer games, irrespective of the genre. Gamers received a plethora of amazing AAA as…
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.
The Last Guardian Review: One of a Kind
The Last Guardian has that intangible factor, that charisma which permeates its every facet and gels together its presentation, gameplay and narrative into one cohesive experience.