Rain Review – Perfect for a Rainy Day
Some might find rainy days to be dreary, but I take odd comfort gazing outside my windows. The drizzle that plops against my window provides...
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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Review – Rise From Your Grave
June 2009 – Square Enix announced Final Fantasy XIV for Playstation 3 and PC and surprised us all. Most of the shock was in fact...
Knock-Knock Review – An Unusual Guest
Russian developers Ice-Pick Lodge have a reputation of making some imaginative and phantasmagoric titles which offer a unique experience not found in many other games....
Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut Review- Get to Know Yourself
The first time I played Lone Survivor in 2012, I was left uneasy and on edge. Now that it’s been a year, I’ve had enough...
Dragon’s Crown Review – Dungeon Partying
[alert type=”green”]UPDATE: Dragon’s Crown has been patched since the release of this review and now contains Cross-Play between the Vita and PS3 versions of the...
Infinity Blade 3 Review – Best Awakening Yet
The original Infinity Blade was an anomaly for me. It was a repetitive game with maximum graphical appeal albeit with little exploration. And yet, I...
FIFA 14 Review – Heading in the Wrong Direction
EA Sports has had a long and storied history with the sport of football since they released FIFA International Soccer in 1993. Since that release,...
The Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures Review – A Platformer of its Own
When you play the Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures, you can expect a few things. You will die a lot. You will find yourself getting...
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs Review – Terrifyingly Shallow
“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.” These words, first...
ARMA 3 Review – A Real Trooper
The ARMA series has earned a reputation of being a hardcore, intense and highly challenging experience. There’s not many games that have attempted to simulate...
Tales of Xillia Review – Fresh and Familiar
Tales of Xillia is a fresh and familiar experience – but you already knew that from reading this review’s subtitle. You may also think, “Wait...
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2 Review: A Dynasty Improved
If someone were to ask me to sum up Japanese anime in one sentence, I would have to read them the description of One Piece:...