PS4 Reviews

Omega Force games (such as Dynasty Warriors, Samurai Warriors, and Hyrule Warriors) have never clicked with me previously, but I also have rarely had a chance to sit down and indulge in the games for longer than a couple...

For every negative thing people had to say about Destiny upon its release (poorly told story, repetitive mission design, end-game Light system, Peter Dinklage, etc...), there were many who could overlook all of that and find something...

The heavyweight clash between this year’s FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer entries has never been so competitive. FIFA has had the glaring advantage for most of the last decade, but Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 challenges EA’s...

I'm just going to start off and let you dear readers know that I have never seen Afro Samurai, nor have I played the first game in the series -- This does have me at...

Zombie Vikings  is the sophomore effort from developer Zoink Games and is again profusely demonstrable of their distinct visual style and dedication to bizarre humor. In achieving this uniquely weird and fun tone that has quickly...

When it comes to games that makes it hard to put down the controller and go to sleep, Disgaea takes the cake. It is one of those perfect examples of a game that makes me think...

Earlier this month I reviewed Broken Sword 5, which is a sequel in an old school style adventure franchise that I have quite a fondness for.  This week I’ve played The Book of Unwritten Tales...

The Broken Sword game series has been around for quite a while; almost twenty years now actually. After all those years and five entries the game has strayed very little from its point and click...

In a sea of mature rated shooters and heavy narratives, it is refreshing to play an experience like Disney Infinity 3.0. It doesn't take itself seriously, and it is a Disney fan's dream. As one...

There's something weird about satires on the military, I think. Usually, at least when done by an edgy teenager who confuses satire for just creating a strawman home with strawman, straw-partner, and straw-children, you'll get...

I remember playing Nobunaga's Ambition on the Super Nintendo when I was a kid. A friend warned me of the game's complexity, but I refused to listen. I played and enjoyed it even though I could...

I have been eagerly awaiting the release of Until Dawn since it was first announced as a PlayStation Move title. I wasn’t too excited about the Move integration, but the game itself looked intriguing. I...

Back in my childhood, I vaguely remember playing Gauntlet. I liked the variety of characters and the beat-em-up gameplay mechanics. However, nowadays, it feels a bit dated in a world with a higher complexity of...

Physics based games where you play as something you've never played as before seem to be a new trend. Thankfully, so far they've been pretty good, and I Am Bread is no different. It's nice to...

Develop Signal Games continues their Toy Soldiers legacy with the tower defense focused War Chest. On the outside, Toy Soldiers War Chest is rough on the edges with poor graphics on the PlayStation 4 and...

Back to Bed is an exemplary example of indie games that are able to explore unique themes and art styles that break out of the standard AAA molding.  It flaunts a profusely surrealistic tone and art...

We all have a demon. It's that voice in your head that makes you spam "WHAT A SAVE!" after you just scored a cracker of a goal. It's your inner douche; the one that watches...

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...

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...