Bioshock Infinite Review – Infinite Pleasure
Years went by and I still had never bothered to play Bioshock, stuck in a cycle of beating new game after new game. Then Bioshock...
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Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk Review – A Mixed Pot
Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk is the latest in a long line of games, but the beginning of a new story. Previous games followed...
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate 3DS Review – The Definitive Experience
Monster Hunter, for its hardcore appeal and daunting learning curve, has never really gained a solid foothold for Western audiences. Similar to Fire Emblem in...
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 – A Lousy Shot
The role of a sniper can be a daunting and exciting one. Everything that may be decided on the battlefield could be judged with just...
Generation of Chaos: Pandora’s Reflection Review – Simplistic Strategy
Franchises like Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics are typically the ones synonymous with the strategy-RPG subgenre. Generation of Chaos: Pandora’s Reflection does not try...
God of War: Ascension Review – New Game, Old Chains
When God of War 3 ended, it left many questions as to the future of our favourite god slaying mortal Kratos. But before Sony Santa...
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate Review – Shallow Adventures
Castlevania is one of the longest running franchises in gaming, has shown it’s face across several console generations and has undergone several ups and downs...
Runner 2 Review – Run Forrest Run
Indie developer Gaijin Games has made a name for itself with it’s popular music rhythm style BIT.TRIP series, which up until now have only been...
Naruto Powerful Shippuden Review – Chibi Ninja Fun
The Naruto Shippuden anime series and manga has been around for a long time and has several games to its name, but none quite like...
Tomb Raider Review – Uncharted Waters
Ever since the beginning of the golden age of cinema, women have often been portrayed as stunningly beautiful creatures capable of captivating the hearts of...
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Review – Anime Action
Anime games are always an interesting beast. They have to straddle the line between catering directly to the long-time fans of the series, while also...
SimCity Review – From the Ground Up
Having been a fan of the SimCity series since SimCity 2000, and having religiously played SimCity 4 decked out with mods, I was very eager...