Game Reviews

If you’ve been playing BattleTech as long as I have then you probably remember the grainy but amazing intro videos for the MechWarrior and MechCommander series. Several of those videos featured mechs in combat in wide open spaces, but it’s the tight corridors of the city landscape that

The bond between siblings can be powerful, even pushing them to do incredible things for one another. This could be something as simple as helping them with homework or something as meaningful as supporting them during tough times. What if someone put their life in danger to save their sibling?

Periods of war have been interesting focuses for video games, whether they be WWI, WWII, The Three Kingdoms era in China, and so on. Some take the form of first person shooters, while others lean towards strategy games. One game that dwells in the first person WWII shooter realm is

I love me some rhythm games, and the Switch is flourishing with them. From Asian market hits like Musynx or Superbeat: Xonic to western titles like Thumper and Super Beat Sports, the music genre is teeming with some great experiences. I do love my rhythm games difficult but fair, and

In the world of mascot platformers, Bubsy the Bobcat has gotten the short end of the stick. While his original outing 26 years ago could be considered middling at best, he’s been the butt of many a joke concerning quality. 2017 saw his return with The Woolies Strike Back,

Every kid yearns to play amongst the stars, to fight winning battles against the cosmic unknown and come out smiling. Every day and every thing is an adventure, but as you grow old, where does that childlike wonder go?  For the folks at Mobius Digital, it hasn’t gone anywhere.

Ride 3 is not a game for those new to the series and certainly not for the casual racing fan. The game never really bothers to explain anything. The first thing you do after starting the game is enter some basic info, such as race, nationality, and age, and then

There’s a well-known saying that “things may not always be what they seem.” Whether it be people, objects, plot, and so on, there may be things hidden under the surface. They could be good, they good be bad — the point is that they’re more complex than you’d