Game Reviews

Despite needless repetition and poor camera control, Snake Pass consistently pulled me back in to play more. Its addicting gameplay is coupled by charming visuals and a soundtrack composed by the legendary David Wise; creating...

I confess I was pretty damn impressed with The Walking Dead: A New Frontier episodes 1 and 2. I had previously written Telltale off as obnoxiously safe until I took a gander at Ties That...

We have all played a card game at some point in our lives, whether it was something as simple as Solitaire, as competitive as Poker or even as fun as Bullshit. But I am confident...

At its core, Crawl is an 8-bit gem--whose music is just as impressive as the art-- in a sea of games striving to capture the feel of the beloved experiences of our past. What Crawl gets right...

Monster Hunter is a series that I've been curious about in theory, as someone who loves a bit of a rough-n-tumble with monstrosities at least five times my size (e.g. see my one-way love for...

Gather round children as today’s review will examine one of the most puzzling games I’ve encountered in a long time. It's just as thrilling as games like the hanabi game. This is a beast of...

It is hard to believe that Capcom perfected their survival horror franchise in the span of six years. The original Resident Evil on the PlayStation came out in 1996, the GameCube remake was released in...

Games don’t have to be serious. In fact, casual titles are a great source of escapism for millions of players. Today, we’re reviewing one of the least serious games I’ve played in a while. Its...

I’ll let you in on a secret. As I type this sentence, my small-but-fierce company of mercenaries is slowly escorting a trade caravan to the town of Stakenburg. Yes, on the other screen, I’m fighting...

With the success of games like Football Manager, it’s clear that many gamers are enthralled with taking on board a range of responsibilities and management duties. There are hundreds of possibilities such as Rock band...

The use of color is a great way to implement game mechanics. Games such as Portal and Mirror’s Edge have used color in unique ways to aid you in reaching your objectives. With A Rose...

Most people would argue that we are in a golden age of gaming. Graphics, creativity, and storylines have all gone lightyears beyond what we previously thought possible and yet here we are! New gameplay mechanics...

Relationships between family, friends, and everyone around us can be difficult to manage with life happening so fast and constantly changing. Things get messy. Things get complicated. Situations don't always go the way that we...

Spyro: Year of the Dragon is a culmination of all of the hard work and creativity poured into the previous two games in the series. Everything is bigger and better in this final game in...

Has-Been Heroes combined action, strategy, and turn-based elements with the fresh but at times unforgiving nature of the roguelike genre. You'll control three characters at a time that will utilize three different combat lanes to...

What with Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward being my favourite game and wanting to share something I love, it has always been a bit tricky coaxing people to give the series a try. Not only...

Blaster Master Zero is a remake and reimagining of the classic NES game Blaster Master, which was incredibly popular in North America specifically. There were a few sequels released on the Game Boy, Sega Genesis, and...

Dear Reader, Congratulations, you’ve been chosen to attend Hope’s Peak Academy, a very prestigious school with quite a reputation. Success is guaranteed to those lucky enough to graduate our program, however, we only seek our...

Canada has one of the kindest reputations in the world, and it’s an unlikely environment for a chilling adventure game. However, the first five minutes of playing Kona will have you questioning your assumptions. Something...

Snipperclips: Cut it Out Together! is a very different kind of game. It received very polarizing reactions from the gaming community when it was first revealed but many in the industry thought it had promise...

Human Resource Machine takes assembly language and tosses it into a video game, making it as fun as it can possibly be while also throwing some challenge at players to give them some satisfaction as...

World of Goo is a different kind of puzzle game and one that went on to win many awards back when it originally released in 2008. It was originally only released on PC and Nintendo...

Little Inferno is unique in both its premise and its gameplay. In fact on the surface, it doesn't even sound like that much of a video game. It sounds like it's a simulator for burning...

Fast RMX is one of a handful of games that helped round out the Nintendo Switch's launch lineup. It's the Switch version of Fast Racing Neo, which was released on the Wii U in December 2015....

The Binding of Issac has quite a long history that dates all the way back to 2011 when Edmund McMillen decided to create something inspired by The Legend of Zelda and his mixed experiences with religion...

Holobunnies comes at the end of a lot of work from new indie developer q-Bit Games and it seems to have paid off. This isn't even the final product of all of their work and...