Game Reviews

I actually didn’t care a whole lot for Life is Strange when I first started playing. I don’t mind people being hipsters, but I can’t stand when someone feels the need to constantly remind me...

As loathsome as it is to pigeonhole a beautiful, original game like Rat King's TRI: Of Friendship and Madness, it cleanly locks into the stable of Portal-type puzzle games, where it bumps shoulders with its...

JRPGs have become a dying breed in the video game world. The only notable JRPGs anymore are Dragon Quest, which barely ever sees a release outside of the occasional remake, and Final Fantasy, which has...

Duke Nukem is a video game characters that has achieved a type of elite status. Not elite in the way a Mario or even a Sonic might be, but elite in the fact that his...

Rage quitting isn't big and it's not clever, but sometimes it's necessary for your sanity. When playing the game of this review's namesake, The Evil Within, rage quitting certainly helped me to keep a grasp on...

Video games are no stranger to conflict. From Call of Duty and Battlefield to Age of Empires and Red Alert, the medium has shown us the horrors of war from various perspectives. Metal Gear Solid...

Super Mario 3D World was a majestic game, and one that boasted some incredibly high quality level design that, combined with the HD-visuals we’ve gotten accustomed to, was one of the Wii U's finest. Captain...

  Tennis in The Face is an indie game from 10tons. Originally an iOS game ported to the PS4, the objective is you use your tennis balls to hit targets, and take down AN EVIL...

The greatest fighters in Nintendo history return for round four in Super Smash Bros for Wii U. A silly title, I'll admit, but no game of the franchise has been as anticipated as this one....

Over the years, Stealth\Action oriented games have become a niche sub-genre, with such notable titles as Metal Gear Solid, Assassin's Creed, Dishonored, the Thief Games, etc. etc. All of these games are fantastic in their...

Tecmo Koei has been giving gamers the Warriors series for quite some time now, through four gaming generations to be exact. The games have taken us from China to Japan and even to Hyrule, and...

Never Alone (Kisima Inŋitchuŋa)  is quite an interesting game. On the one hand, it is a solid platformer with some unique, and sometimes challenging puzzle elements. On the other hand, it is an important piece...

Digimon has always been one of those Japanese properties that, while it has been popular in the US, it has never reached the heights of rival titan, Pokemon. Digimon has had other Rumble titles in...

There should be no confusion about whether GTA V is a good game or not. Sure, the signature playstyle and humor of GTA doesn't click with everybody, but if GTA games have ever ever clicked for...

I was taken back slightly when I heard that Flyhunter Origins, the debut game from new independent game studio Steel Wool Games, was created by a team of animators who have worked on such marvels...

Halo has been around for over a decade, it was the game that defined and saved the Xbox two generations ago. The game has spawned numerous sequels and has made more money than some Hollywood...

For many years, SEGA has done their best to please every Sonic fan in the gaming community, but each time has left a different part unsatisfied. In Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric, SEGA takes Sonic...

There an impossible number of ways to describe a game like Bayonetta 2. Sexy, confident, and especially brutal, Platinum Games’ darling action heroine carries herself with the elegance of a dancer and fights like a...

At this point, and after so many LEGO games under their belt, it seems as if developer Traveller’s Tales could be doing this in their sleep if they wanted to. While many might be quick...

Smash Bros. for 3DS may be the fourth game in the series but it's the first instalment to be released for a handheld device. Whilst Smash on the go is an intriguing prospect, many gamers...

Sunset Overdrive was one of the games that sold me on the Xbox One when it was first announced. Insomniac have always been one of my favorite video game companies over the years and I...

Sometimes there are games that you just can’t pry yourself away from and sometimes there are games that you wish you’d encouraged yourself to stay away from. Having not yet encountered the former since I...

The proverbial hype-train is an ever growing factor in how we go about purchasing games of recent. The impossibly grandiose scope of sensationalist advertisements and enthusiastic game previews has radically change the way we anticipate...

Styx: Master of Shadows is a 3rd person stealth game, which is also the prequel to Of Orc’s and Men (2012) also developed by Cyanide and published by Focus Home Interactive for Xbox One, PS4...

At long last, the enduring wait is over. The Legend of Korra game, made from a show we all know and love so much, has finally been released. Before I start my review, there are...

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an interesting game in many aspects. It shrugs off the player guidance that has saturated games recently in favor of the mystery and wonder of discovering things for yourself. The Vanishing... is a...