Reviews
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956.0KDisney’s Fantasia: Music Evolved – Imagination has no age
Growing up in southern California and now living in Arizona, I’ve been to Disneyland nearly every year of my life. I dread...
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903.7KThe rich get richer, deservedly so — NBA 2K15 review
The sports video game season is winding down, with all the releases having hit store shelves and only one big dog waiting...
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854.5KHow to paint your Pokemon — Pokemon Art Academy Review
One of the best days in every elementary school kid’s year, at least in my generation, was the day of the book...
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Dark Souls 2: Crown of the Ivory King Review
The main character in the Dark Souls series has always been the world itself. Whether you're exploring dark crypts, forgotten kingdoms, or...
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557.7KThe Revolution has been overhyped — Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution Review
For a long time it seemed like Dragon Ball Z would be the anime series with the highest number of console fighting...
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855.8KAngels and demons — Bayonetta 2 review
You know what's weird? We live in a world where Nintendo has not only published a Legend of Zelda/Dynasty Warriors hybrid, but...
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803.7KScore a touchdown on the table — 1st and Goal Review
I really don’t follow sports except for football. The fact the season is only sixteen games long makes every matchup important. However,...
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803.4KBeware of the Black Fleet
You are sailing across the seven seas. Salty air whips cross your sails, filling your lungs with the power of the ocean....
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854.9KAlien: Isolation Review – This is Rumor Control. Here are the facts!
Alien was released on an unsuspecting audience in 1979 by director Ridley Scott. The beginning of the movie moves at a glacial...
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806.1KGrowing up is hard — The Walking Dead: Season 2 review
Something about Season 2 of The Walking Dead left me wanting. Maybe it's the lack of that fresh feeling of a breakthrough...
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7011.3KThe Evil Within Review – Perversity is the human thirst for self-torture
If you don’t immediately know the name Shinji Mikami, he and others at Capcom are the reason why we have survival horror...
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853.0KPlaying History – Review of Freedom: The Underground Railroad
When you’re a resident of a little town of about 3,700, it’s unheard of to find anything local on the map of...
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902.4KTest your humor reflex – Knee Jerk review
How funny are you? Are you any good at making your friends laugh? What about staying on-topic? Can you add to the...
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757.6KNew dogs, old tricks — Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Review
Non-sequels have become a standard in our industry. When a company wants to make a new game for a franchise, but doesn’t...
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703.7KWill the light conquer the darkness? — Quarriors Light vs Dark Review
Quarriors has been a popular game for a while now, with a single core set and four expansions, giving the game plenty...
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853.9KThe power of the cube compels you! – Hyperborea
I read somewhere that more than two hundred games were released at GenCon a few weeks ago. That is a lot of...
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654.7KA brutal beauty only graphics-deep — Ryse: Son of Rome PC Review
They say history is doomed to repeat itself. Indeed, it seems enemies will always put their explosive content in red, shiny barrels...
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658.5KSleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition review
Oh, Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, you disappoint me so much. Two years ago, you came out for PC and consoles, and no...
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802.3KAstro’s mobile minded A38 bluetooth headset is a charmer
Astro is known for their high-end gaming headsets, but they’re missing out on a vast demographic of people who consume the bulk...
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905.7KThe best fighting game for Sho — Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
The Persona series has been known for their entries in the RPG series, but Persona 4 Arena was an unexpected offshoot. Taking...
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452.3KSpoiled fruit is never good – The Spoils
Much like rectangles are not always squares, tabletop games are not always boardgames. What is often overlooked by boardgamers is one of...
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908.1KThe first rule of DRIVECLUB is… – DRIVECLUB review
With so many new racing titles coming out in the approaching fall/holiday months, it can be a confusing time for fans of...
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803.2KHow can something so pretty be so spooky? — The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
When I saw the Gamescom trailer of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, I was unreasonably pumped. The trailer presented an eerie detective...
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653.8KPlaying to the choir — The Sacred Tears True Review
The advent of indie gaming in the last few years has allowed for a great variety of games to come out. Genres...
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853.6KHeads up, Rangers! Wasteland 2 Reviewed
The original Wasteland debuted way back in 1988 - a primitive time, by most measures. The internet was really only a "thing"...
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752.9KSomething Deeper: Abyss
Somewhere in the deepest inaccessible depths where no light from the sun has ever reached, rests the Kingdom of Abyss. Players vie...
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Gotta trap ’em all—Skylanders Trap Team review
My first reaction toward Skylanders Trap Team is one of deep, unmitigated cynicism. "I know exactly what you're trying to do to me,"...
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Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments review
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments is probably the most literary game I've ever played. I'm not saying that's it's the most artistic...
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755.3KEmotions run wild; The Sims 4 review
The Sims franchise has always been a staple in PC gaming, and the newest installment pushes the series forward while somehow taking...
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756.1KTimeless legends, forgettable wars — Endless Legend Review
Urban Dictionary defines the Civilization effect as “the ability of any game of the Civilization series to produce an addiction sufficient to...
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854.8KIntriguing mechanics come together to make something special — Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor review
Hopping into a game based in the Lord of the Rings universe can be a daunting task. On one hand, you risk...
