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…
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…
Dishonored 2 Review – Satisfying Stealth Marvel
When Arkane Studios released Dishonored in 2012, it wasn’t just showing respect to the tricky stealth genre. Rather, the developer…
Battlefield 1 Review – The Must-Have Shooter of the Year
Battlefield 1 is nothing short of an anatomical shift for the popular first-person shooter series. Fair to say that the…
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.
The Technomancer Review; A Disappointing Return to the Red Planet
In 2013, French studio Spiders and publisher Focus Home Interactive released Mars: War Logs; a cyberpunk role-playing game which was…
Uncharted 4 Review – Grandest of all Finales, A Masterpiece!
Forget the set-pieces for a second; forget the fact that Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is the finale of one…
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…
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.
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 Wolf Among Us “Smoke and Mirrors” Episode 2 Review
With a powerful opening on its belt, the expectations for The Wolf Among Us’ “Smoke and Mirrors” is rolling on…
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…
Company of Heroes 2 Review
Relic is easily one of the best developers around. Homeworld, Dawn of War, Company of Heroes and Dawn of War…
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…
Review: Strike Suit Infinity
It’s only been three short months since the release of Strike Suit Zero, but we’re already being treated with a…
Dead Island Riptide Review
When Dead Island Riptide was first announced to the general public at E3 2012, less than a year after the release of the first Dead Island, there was some confusion as to the nature of the game itself. Hearing the name for the first time, most gamers assumed that the title was merely a DLC add on for Dead Island game.