Hotline Miami Review – Bringing Pixelated Pain to the Playstation
While Microsoft are busy chasing big-budget exclusives such as EA’s Titanfall, Sony are taking a radically different approach by focusing on the little guys. The...
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New Super Luigi U Review – Mario is Missing
New Super Luigi U is Nintendo’s first real stab at DLC and is a sign that the Big N has finally joined this millennium! Those...
Dragon Fantasy Book I Review – Old Dog, Same Tricks
It must be tricky developing a traditional old school turn-based RPG for the modern age. The indie game scene is filled with traditional RPGs, be...
The Last Of Us Review – Not for Nothing
For better or for worse, The Last Of Us is an exhausting experience. The journey you embark on, from the game’s traumatic opening to its...
Crusader Kings II: The Old Gods Review – Bearded Berserkers
As a fan of Crusader Kings 2, and a longtime follower of Paradox Entertainment, I was very eager to dive into the newest DLC, “The...
Remember Me Review – An Unforgettable Experience
What would happen if your memories could be traded, stolen and bought just like any other resource or commodity in the world? What if, your...
Mars: War Logs Review – Prisoner of Bore
Mars: War Logs begins with who the player expects to be the main character speaking out in desperation: “I never really thought I’d end up...
Resident Evil: Revelations Review – Shook Ones
When Resident Evil: Revelations came out for the 3DS last February, it pushed the little handheld’s power to the limits and shined some light on...
Metro: Last Light Review – A Sign of Hope
2010 saw the release of Metro 2033 for the PC and the Xbox 360 which was developed by 4A Games and published by the now...
Thomas Was Alone Review- A Unique Individual
Video games have presented us spectacular plots that place the stakes of the world painstakingly high, but very few are able to scale back their...
Signal Ops Review – Charming Frustrations
I’m not going to say that this is one of the hardest reviews I’ve ever written – although it very well may be – but...
Eador: Masters of the Broken World Review – A Magical Rough Diamond
Way back in 2009 in Russia, Snowbird Games released Eador: Genesis. A turn-based strategy game akin to games such as King’s Bounty, Disciples and Heroes...