DuckTales Remastered Review – Nostalgia Killer
When news was released that a remastered version of the NES classic DuckTales was going to be made, the internet went wild. The nostalgia for...
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Dishonored: Brigmore Witches DLC Review – Deadly Finale
When I started Brigmore Witches, the final DLC for Dishonored (original game review here), Arkane Studios and Bethesda’s superb super natural assassin game, I had...
BioShock Infinite: Clash In The Clouds DLC Review – Infinitely Frustrating
Back on March 26th of this year, Irrational Games released what is arguably one of 2013’s most memorable games to date. BioShock Infinite succeeded in...
Lums Review – A Symphony for the Night
Lums may collect some criticism for taking after Angry Birds’s premise. Like Angry Birds, it’s a physics based game of death, except now you’re smashing...
Deus Ex: The Fall Review – Requires a Few More Augmentations
The app-store is home to seemingly countless good games that are designed with simple touch controls. Every now and then developers big and small have...
Cross Horizon Review – Inconveniently Free-to-Play
The app-store has seen a current trend of games embracing the free-to-play price model. Some games provide hours of entertainment, and I end up questioning...
Time and Eternity Review – A Waste of Time
Time and Eternity is unlike any game I have ever played before in my entire life, but I say that for all the wrong reasons....
Deadpool Review – Everyone Loves DP, or Not
Deadpool is awesome. Deadpool is great. Deadpool is hot. Deadpool is a badass. That’s what one would say about the Marvel anti-hero Deadpool, right? So...
Neverwinter MMO Review – D&D Done Right
Dungeons & Dragons has been influencing the way we play video games for decades now, but this generation has seen a severe lack of games...
The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review – Short and Sweet
Back in 2012, Telltale Games took the world by storm when they adapted Robert Kirkman’s critically acclaimed Walking Dead comic book series into an emotionally...
Knights of Pen And Paper +1 Edition Review – Masterful
Sometimes personality is enough to make a game that’s otherwise decent into something greater. Earthbound, for instance, caught the attention of many by placing its...
Company of Heroes 2 Review – For Mother Russia
Company of Heroes was released in 2006 by RTS maestros Relic and published by the now defunct THQ. The epic single player campaign gave you...