Reviews
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353.0KAll work and no play — Weapon Shop de Omasse review
Most games want you to feel like the savior of the world, the chosen one of fate. As the one who is...
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754.1KTitanfall ain’t got nothin’ on these robots – Drunken Robot Pornography Review
I didn't know what to expect from a game called Drunken Robot Pornography (DRP). I suspected it might be based off of...
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752.4KWe never liked [insert least favorite country] anyway… – Tomorrow Review
With arguably the most accessible theme ever, Pandemic beckons us in with the call to save humanity. Who could possibly protest that...
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803.7KBreakin’ Atmo booster for Firefly: The Game
What could possibly make Firefly: The Game any better? More cards! In case you were not happy with the 250 cards in...
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752.9KGood clean fun – Dustforce review
Welcome to the age of indie games. Thanks to advancements in design programs that allow for small team development, and increased internet...
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755.2KInsert ape-related pun here — Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze review
Donkey Kong’s just wanted to be liked for so long. The erstwhile villain to everyone’s favorite plumber, Donkey Kong decided long ago...
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704.0KMore than one way to skin a monster – Toukiden: The Age of Demons review
I've never understood the appeal of monster hunting. Generally I prefer my RPG's with deep plots and rich characters rather than a...
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905.4KDawn of the dead — The Last of Us: Left Behind
Left Behind, the story-based DLC follow-up to our 2013 Game of the Year, doesn’t really need to exist, but I’m glad it...
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304.2KEven a Senzu Bean can’t revive this fallen warrior — Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z review
I remember when I first loaded Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 into my PS2. While I had been skeptical from previous games,...
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457.0KWhen less isn’t more – Review of The Builders: Middle Ages
A Kickstarter campaign recently ended successfully for a game that consists of one card. And thus we have reached the lower limit...
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656.1KWe named a country after him, but… – Review of Amerigo
I asked my 13-year-old son who Amerigo Vespucci was. He didn’t know. Darned American public schools. Perhaps in my kid’s mind the...
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703.6KLightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII – Lightning May Cry
Final Fantasy has gotten a little strange of late. Genocide on the planet Cocoon, fal’Cie from Pulse, l’Cie from Cocoon, the twisted...
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753.3KFly, fly, die — Strike Vector
When I first started playing RageQuit’s multiplayer space shooter Strike Vector, I would fly to the edge of the map, park in...
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753.1KNES Remix – An Odd Link to the Past
NES Remix is what Nintendo does best: it gives us new ways to experience the classics. Challenging, charming, and waxing nostalgic, we...
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702.1KA mystery with missing parts: The raven: Legacy of a master thief
There are a couple of reasons why I’ve never played many point-and-click titles before. The first is my personal gaming etymology is...
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852.4KLet’s build a better tomorrow – Urbania
I don't know if anyone can drive around a Metropolitan area without thinking at some point: "I could plan this city better..."...
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702.8KJazzpunk – because you can’t have enough pun.
Indie developer Necrophone Games has put together Jazzpunk - a darling little title that offers you the chance to explore a world...
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652.6KOperation Broken Eagle lands in DR3’s Los Perditos
Dead Rising 3 is arguably the best exclusive game to come out of the Xbox One launch. While it doesn't boast the...
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552.4KThe Sun at Night – A frustrating experience in a wonderful wrapper
Back In 1957, the USSR launched the Sputnik 2 into orbit. This was no surprise as it was when the space race...
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656.2KFable Anniversary – chicken kickin’ with the game that started it all
Fable was the title that would let you plant a seed and have it grow into a tree. You’d then grow with...
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802.8KFather figure — Octodad: Dadliest Catch review
I am an impostor. My friends, my family, even the people I meet day to day don’t know who I really am....
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756.3KLove the grind — Bravely Default review
Bravely Default is a slave to the past. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. With Final Fantasy spinning off into it’s own...
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805.2KLuigi’s making house calls – Dr. Luigi review
As a final sendoff to the Year of Luigi, Nintendo presents a new version of the beloved classic puzzle game, Dr. Mario,...
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603.1KElemental Magic – Compounded Review
Mr. Stott was my High School chemistry teacher. He introduced me to the subtle science behind electrostatic forces, the vastness of the...
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802.8KDon’t forget your past — Ys Memories of Celceta Review
When most gamers make a list of the most popular console RPGs, the Ys series would be towards the bottom of the...
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354.9KAssassin’s Creed Liberation HD Review
Let's face it: Assassin's Creed Liberation's debut on the Playstation Vita was a big step backwards for the series. The game's less-than-amazing...
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703.4KYahtzee 3D? – Review of Blueprints
Würfel is the German word for die. Not die as in “die, you gravy-sucking pig,” but as in dice. I also think...
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452.9KArctic Scavengers: hunting for something good in a stack of cards
So much for global warming! The earth has suffered cataclysmic climate change plunging it into a new ice age. You are leading...
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753.7KBroken Sword 5: Serpent’s Curse Episode 1 – The first half of something great?
Maniac Mansion, Day of the Tentacle, The Longest Journey, Sam and Max Hit the Road, Full Throttle, Grim Fandango, The Secret of...
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955.4KSurvival, remastered — Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition review
The 2013 reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise was stellar; I said as much in my review last year. In an effort...
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752.4KDungeon crawling on your phone – Archangel review
There’s a reason more people are starting to take their phones seriously as gaming devices. Not only are the games cheaper and...
