Reviews
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908.5KRacing hardware evolved – Thrustmaster T150 wheel review
Thrustmaster has been making peripherals for the gaming enthusiast for a long time, but I’ve not had a chance to check out...
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955.5KDream the Dream – The Art of The Division book review
“Before there is a game, we must dream about the dream itself” This forward, from Massive Entertainment’s Managing Director David Polfeldt, is...
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8511.3KFinal Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remastered Steam version review
There are few games in the last 20 years that hold such a tender place in the hearts of gamers as Final...
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652.2KTeaching Children to Branch Out: Best Treehouse Ever Review
Parents trying to get their younger children into gaming often have the difficult choice between something above their children’s skill level or...
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859.6KA nod to the past – Shadow of the Beast review
Shadow of the Beast is one of the reasons I play games today. Back on my Amiga 500 I set off across...
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802.7KFull Time: Soccer 17 Review
If there’s a genre where board gaming still takes a backseat to digital platforms, it’s in the world of sports games. While...
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754.0KA goofy name for a decent game – TASTEE: Lethal Tactics review
What the hell is TASTEE? I found myself asking that same question when this game came across my desk. In this case,...
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855.2KSerendipity, zombies, and shrimp: MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies review
When I went to college, not once did I have to gather a group of friends and face evil forces. This is...
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702.0KLife Finds a Way to Fight: Jurassattack Review
Jurassattack has all the might and brawn of an epic dinosaur showdown, but adds a layer of deep strategy that catches you...
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805.2KIntergalactic manifest destiny: Stellaris review
One of humanity’s greatest aspirations lies in space exploration. The feeling of reaching out beyond our terrestrial shackles and seizing the vast,...
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704.3KA multicolor world, mysterious and vast: Cyber City 2157: The Visual Novel review
Cyber City 2157: The Visual Novel plays in a storybook style, much like other visual novels. You can save your progress on...
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504.5KOil Leak: Oil Enterprise review
Growing up in a rural part of Colorado, I was always around oil fields and the oil industry. I used to gawk...
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957.2KA Beautiful Game: Tak Review
Games like chess exist outside of time. Chess feels less like a board game as we know it—with a designer, a publisher,...
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10014.8KFinding home: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End review
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End’s greatest strength not only is in how it succinctly wraps up the story of Naughty Dog’s beloved...
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908.8KMixing the melting pot: Battleborn review
Since first glance, Battleborn has had an identity crisis. A new shooter from the quintessential “gun company,” Gearbox Software has struggled against...
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704.6KThe long and winding road: Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO review
Rally car racing is a strange motorsport event, representing the middle ground between multi-car racing events and a simple time trial. Sebastien...
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753.0KRunnin’ down a stream: Koi review
A little soul searching journey can clarify the murky darkness in your world, friend. Clarification of the ills of your world comes...
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656.6KMental hell: Neverending Nightmares review
Neverending Nightmares is a troubling journey through one man’s own personal Hell, but it’s a journey that may not be worth taking....
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909.1KBuy, Buy, Buy: Offworld Trading Company Review
Imagine a real-time strategy game where micromanaging the location and movement of your military assets is a non-issue, partly because there are...
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855.9KFull Steam Ahead: Silent Victory Review
Those familiar with Word War II know about Germany’s infamous U-boats and their relentless attacks against Allied shipping in the Atlantic Ocean....
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704.5KTres gigantes: Ray Gigant review
Dungeon crawlers have always been a difficult genre for me to get into. I was never the type to break out a...
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603.5KIndistinguishable: The Walking Dead: Michonne “What We Deserve” review
[The following is part three of our review of The Walking Dead: Michonne, and contains our final verdict on the series as...
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804.7KOpen spaces: Hitman: Episode Two review
In its first episode, Hitman shot itself in the foot. In its second, it’s learning to walk again. With its second entry,...
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753.5KThe indie kid’s rhythm game: LOUD on Planet X review
LOUD on Planet X is a fun and quirky addition to the rhythm game genre. It features music from all across the...
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904.6KDisarmed and dangerous: Severed review
Severed is the first touch-based action game I’ve ever loved. It carries itself with intelligence and fluidity, using a hybrid of thumbsticks...
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856.5KI fought the Maw and the Maw won: Elder Scrolls Online: Thieves Guild review
Of all the cool things that have been possible in the Elder Scrolls world, stealthy entry and blatant theft has always been...
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755.5KComplications on Corneria: Star Fox Guard review
Star Fox Guard presents a concept that sounds great on paper, but seemingly loses something along the way. Capitalizing on the touch...
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753.6KA recycled reunion: Star Fox Zero review
Star Fox Zero is the purest entry in the series in nearly two decades. Ditching on-foot sequences and overly complicated plotlines in...
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904.7KHeart of the Cards: FAITH: the Scifi RPG
Jump through a wormhole, hack alien interfaces, and leverage the favor of a higher power with Faith: the Scifi RPG. Faith is...
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854.3KFamilar Friends, Fresh Foes – Bravely Second: End Layer Review
Bravely Default awoke something in me that had been lying dormant -- my love of JRPGs. While Bravely Second: End Layer doesn’t...
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652.4KNo one ever said wizard school would be this tough: Argent: The Consortium Review
Chancellor Nostros Calahaan shocked us all by announcing that he will resign in one week. This is the moment I’ve been waiting...
