The Last Tinker: City of Colors Review – A Vibrant Hit
From the loading screen, you immediately notice that The Last Tinker one bright and colorful game. The whole premise is based on the separation of...
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Monochroma Review – A Stylish Platformer
The world of Monochroma is bleak with what seems like red propaganda. You play as an older brother in a world filled with many obstacles...
Murdered Soul Suspect Review – A Ghost in the Wind
In Murdered: Soul Suspect you play as Ronan O’ Connor, an imperfect ex-con turned detective whose whole body is covered in tattoos that depict his...
Tropico 5 Video Review – Simulated Glory
[alert type=”green”]The primary feature of this article is the video review above.[/alert] In a market of 6 to 8 hour gameplay experiences, there’s nothing better...
Daylight Review – A Flawed Experiment
When this was originally announced, I have to admit that I was excited because I like horror anything. However, I have to confess now that...
Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure Review – An Intriguing Case
It’s the future and San Francisco is shockingly still there; In Tex Murphy: Tesla Effect, you play as a flawed private detective that lives in the...
The Witch and the Hundred Knight Review – Interrupted Action
Nippon Ichi Software has a solid grasp on SRPG. With The Witch and the Hundred Knight, the Disgaea developers attempt to create a complex SRPG....
Wolfenstein: The New Order Review – Revolutionary Warfare
When the original Castle Wolfenstein arrived onto the gaming scene way back in 1981, fans everywhere were treated to a unique action-adventure shooter set during...
Kero Blaster Review – Mixing Business With Pleasure
When I first heard of Kero Blaster, I read that it is Studio Pixel’s spiritual successor to Cave Story. That’s a tall order, considering that...
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review: Web Swinging into Mediocrity
Another year comes with another batch of blockbuster movie video game tie-ins. These titles are often cash grabs that aim to take advantage of their...
Child of Light Review: Rhyme and Reason
Child of Light is one of those games a mature gamer might overlook based on its visual appearance alone. But then somehow out of your...
Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars Review – A Matchmaking RPG
Conception II: Children of the Stars is a sequel to Conception, a game that was never released in the U.S. It’s great to see that...