Cards on the table, I tend to be a little OCD about collectables in open world games. Ubisoft titles tend to have...
There is no doubt that the story of Rifleman Cooper and his impromptu-partner BT-7274 was a bit of a surprise. The single-player...
The words “coloring book” usually bring to mind blank versions of cartoon characters that kids watch on TV, or cheesey restaurant placemats....
Hala, the Kahuna of Melemele Island, proudly tells you: “Only when you find the balance of the old and the new can...
It’s probably safe to call Amnesia: The Dark Descent one of the most influential horror games in recent memory, with games like...
With Thanksgiving around the corner, food is what it’s all about (apart from family gatherings and being grateful, that is!). Turkey, stuffing,...
Just how much of yourself do you share online? Would you say your computer files and your social media accounts accurately reflect...
Louis Riel, the leader of a military rebellion against the Canadian government, has been captured and now stands trial. Two forces step...
While people tend to reminisce on the good old days of animated juggernaut Cartoon Network with things like Johnny Bravo, Dexter’s Laboratory,...
Robinson: the Journey lets you step into the shoes of a boy named Robin who, after surviving his spaceship crashing, has been...
Note: Dishonored 2 was co-reviewed by both Joe DeClara and Hunter Wolfe. Hunter The original Dishonored was a sleeper hit when it...
As George Bernard Shaw once said, “We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” While...
For anything to be considered a classic, it’s got to stand the test of time. Movies need to be enduring. Music needs...
There can be no heroes without villains. No light without dark. No Player’s Guide without a Bestiary. As a part of the...
Blue Rider feels a lot like a game from the arcade era, when a game’s difficulty curve was based on how fast...
When Nordic Games snapped up the vast majority of the intellectual properties THQ left in the wake of its implosion, I never...
There’s no doubt that Assassin’s Creed has developed quite the storyline since the first game’s release in 2007. From Pieces of Adam...
I had some high praise for Ashes of the Singularity seven months ago, but noted that there were some weakness in the...
Gas Guzzlers Extreme is an uninvited guest at the party of excellent current-gen racing games. Is it playable? Sure. But it shouldn’t...
I remember handing my mother a NES controller and then laughing as she bobbed her head and dodged the 8-bit pixels on...
Hitman is all about the process. It’s a defined line from point A to B: receive target, kill target. Through many years...
The Sims 4 City Living is one of the best expansion packs in the entire series. It changes the way you can...
Many of the launch titles for PSVR could be classified as tech demos. Tumble VR is a notch above that moniker, but...
When Wizards of the Coast took a big chance with Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition, fans of the series were divisively intrigued...
Opening Civilization VI for the first time is like opening Photoshop for the first time; it's slightly overwhelming, with buttons, drop downs,...
One of the things that typifies a Call of Duty game is the fact that it’s really three games on one disk,...
It’s always a shame when a game shows a lot of promise and doesn’t deliver. It’s even worse when that lack of...
Super Stardust Ultra VR is what would happen if you strapped a pinwheel firework to a firecracker and jammed it directly into...
Admittedly, I’m a little out of my element. Studying martial arts never put me in the jock category, so I don’t exactly...
Carnival Games may feel like familiar territory, but that’s because it is. Warping in from 2007, Carnival Games VR does a bit...
Normally I would open up with a generic statement about platformers and how to make them stand out. But holy great gaming...