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.
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…
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…
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 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…
The Witcher 2 Review
I’ve had high hopes for The Witcher 2, the original was a brave attempt to tell a strong story in…
Brink Review
Brink is set in a man-made floating city called The Ark. The Ark is on the brink of an all…
World of Tanks Review
World of Tanks has been in beta on the PC for a while now, pursuing what’s known as a soft…
Portal 2 Review
Portal 2, like its predecessor, is a puzzle game played in the first-person perspective. Its origins lie in a student…
Total War: Shogun 2 Review
As you might guess from the title, Shogun 2 is set in Medieval Japan and loosely simulates the war for…
Crusader Kings 3 Review: Everything The Original Was, And Better
For the past eight years, one of the premiere grand strategy games available has been Crusader Kings 2, one of…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…