Game Reviews

At this point, it feels as if there’s hardly anything left to say about Goat Simulator. If you’ve heard of it, you probably already found a way to either play the game or actively ignore...

Onechanabra is much-loved series in Japan that has seen nearly a dozen releases with only a few ever making it stateside. Onechanbara apparently translates -- roughly -- to "Young Adult Woman Sword Fighting." Combine that right there with...

Everyone has played a Rare game at least once in their life. When Rare Replay was announced, I was delighted to see some of my childhood favourites in the mix. I was also a bit concerned...

The end of times isn’t exactly uncharted territory for video games. The apocalypse/post apocalypse has almost become a genre into itself. But whereas other titles bring us life after whatever major cataclysmic event happens to...

Galak-Z: The Dimensional is a troublesome game for me to review -- Troublesome because all the while I was playing, I could really see why so many people love these kinds of games. I could appreciate the...

Submerged is an experience that can take you away from the world for a few hours. It calms the soul with its stunning vistas and beautiful melodies, but it gives very little in terms of...

Before The Witcher, The Elder Scrolls, or even Final Fantasy, there was King's Quest; a comical tale of a knight with a feathered cap who served the kingdom of Daventry so he can become King. It was the...

N++ is ridiculous, painful, obnoxious, and completely impossible to put down. An action-puzzler, the game thrives on the gambler’s mindset of, “just one more time, and I’ll have it.” With just the right balance of...

Legend of Kay Anniversary celebrates the PS2 cult hit, Legend of Kay, which released 10 years ago, but is it still pawsome or should it have stayed in the litter? This action platformer features Kay,...

Deception IV: The Nightmare Princess is sadly a nightmare to play through. The gameplay is unbalanced towards the computer, the graphics are PS2 worthy, and the whole concept of trapping humans in horrible and embarrassing...

The ingenious gadgets, the blistering car chases, the infernal explosions, Tom Cruise's hair – there's no mistaking a Mission Impossible movie. In the same breath, there's no mistaking the hallmarks of a movie tie-in game,...

Dragon Ball Z has endured the test of time, and the test of generations. Movies, manga, and video games alike bring excitement to Super-Saiyan fans, and the new mobile game is no exception. Dragon Ball...

You would forgive me for thinking that the world itself has traveled back in time to 1989 with releases of films like Robocop, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and now the host of games designed with 8bit...

Victor Vran is an action-RPG made by the Bulgarian independent development studio, Haemimont Games. The game is made in the style of Diablo and is set in a gothic medieval universe where both science and magic...

It seems as though silhouettes have once again become popular for the first time since Victorian times. They offer us the chance to experience an enchanting and abstract world of fantasy and wonder. Or, if...

Olympia Rising's an indie platforming game from the relatively new studio, Paleozoic. A nod to the platforming games of old Olympia Rising retains the old school charm and adds its own fresh ideas and mechanics into...

I can't really think of many games with medieval settings that don't rely heavily on fantasy elements; The only games that come to mind are Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, and War Of The Roses. Legends Of Eisenwald is...

Mobile gaming isn’t generally my genre, outside of occasionally messing around with casinos not on gamstop, but I occasionally find myself addicted to simple little puzzlers with lots of potential. While Candy Crush and Clash...

All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy – and one very bad night for the Batman. Six years and four games after his first foray into the...

It seems as though party games will never disappear from consoles, allowing friends to silently compete and probably hate each other afterwards. The last few years of party games have offered less amusement than a...

Dungeon crawling in video games is one thing I've always been a fan of. Exploring a dungeon, fighting monsters, finding treasure; it's marvelous. I've never quite seen dungeon crawling taken in the direction Guild Of Dungeoneering...

The PS2-era visuals are among the first disappointing signs of the third-person variant of developer Eko Studios’ How To Survive. There are virtually no graphics settings to boost the game into an acceptable state, and...

Somewhere, in the ashes of the post-apocalpyse, you'll find at least one review for Fallout Shelter that read, "Bethesda did a mobile game right." In a wasteland of glorified ads and time wasters, Fallout Shelter stands apart from...

Coffin Dodgers is an arcade kart racer that takes Mario Kart to the retirement home. The story is simple: The Grim Reaper descends on a peaceful retirement village and tells seven old folks that he's going to...

Art and any form of media has always brought controversy, thanks to masses of skeptics who argue that freedom of speech has the power to warp a young and unstable mind to commit horrendous acts of...

Dragon Age is a series long-beloved by RPG fans everywhere. Rarely will you find its equal in gore, depth, and tradition, three elements that have powered the story since 2009. The previous two Dragon Age...