Game Reviews

Captain Raymond Lawrence has crash landed on Aster IV after his merchant vessel was attacked by the Federation. His escape pod is discovered by Princess Laeticia and her knight Albaird of the Aucerius Kingdom. It’ll be a while until rescue comes so Ray and Laeticia decide to cooperate and

The Last Oricru has commitment issues. After over ten hours with the game, I’m not sure exactly what I played. Is it a souls-like? Is it a narrative-driven RPG focused on choice? Is it a loot-driven exploration-heavy adventure? The answer is it is all of those things, but also

The point-and-click adventure has seen somewhat of a renaissance lately, with the prodigal Monkey Island returning and countless other charming indie titles which have been released throughout the past few years. As a huge fan of the genre, I am delighted that point-and-click adventures are getting their much-deserved resurgence and

BONELAB attempts an incredible step forward for VR: full body physics simulation. This means you’re not just a floating head and some hands, you physically exist in the virtual environment more or less. You can pull yourself up ledges, move objects with just your hands, improvise a trash can

I adored the original Tales from the Borderlands. It’s one of TellTale’s best works with heart and humor in equal measure. Sure it wasn’t perfect, especially with regards to choices having impact, but it was still an incredibly enjoyable narrative adventure game. Naturally, then, I was very

When I watched the official trailer a little over a year ago, my interest peaked at this title which presented itself as a fun, combative action-adventure game with Greek and Roman mythology inspired themes and visuals. Sometime later the gameplay overview was released, and more details of the combat system

When you hear the name Modern Warfare 2, it evokes certain memories, along with specific expectations. MW2 defined what Call of Duty is for many of us, even if CoD4: Modern Warfare launched the series. What we largely envision Call of Duty should be generally comes from that game, at

‘Tis the season of spooky and creepy games. This year has already been loaded with some amazing titles for horror fans, and while this game may not necessarily be a horror game, it still passes the creepy vibe check in my opinion. Last Days of Lazarus is already available on