Observer Review – Delve Into True Horror
Horror games are always tricky to develop. Should we allow the player to defend themselves? Are we relying too much on jump scares? How do...
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Madden NFL 18 Review – Championship Quality
During last years review of Madden NFL 17, I mentioned that after years of being the top dog of football games, the Madden series began...
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Review – A Hidden Treasure
During PlayStation Experience 2016, Naughty Dog stole the show when they revealed both Uncharted: The Lost Legacy and The Last of Us Part II to...
Sonic Mania Review – Hello Childhood, My Old Friend
I have no idea what the hell went on with Sonic. Gone are days of creativity, endless hours of fun, and the basic love of...
Hover: Revolt of Gamers Review – Jet Set Radio For A New Age
I didn’t expect to like Hover: Revolt of Gamers as much as I do. It’s an online experience calling out to the days of Jet Set...
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Review – New Polish On An Old Gem
Initially released in 2006, Final Fantasy XII was an entry into the Final Fantasy series that divided the fan base. It’s hard to find a...
Tokyo 42 Review – Isometric Frustration with Peppered Brilliance
Tokyo 42 is a prime reason why I play indie games. It’s a brave and unusual title with solid core ideas and a lush cyberpunk...
Conarium Review – Unlovecrafted
Even 80 years after his death, the creative and warped genius of horror author Howard Phillips Lovecraft still influences our culture even to this day....
Endless Space 2 Review – An Endless Galaxy Awaits, Your Majesty
The space 4X strategy crown is now being contested for more fiercely than ever. A multitude of space 4X strategy games are available as full...
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 3 Review – A Battle of Brawn but Not of Wits
Warhammer 40,000 has come a long way since its beginnings as a tabletop wargame that’s still being played to this very day. The franchise has...
MLB: The Show 17 Review – A Quality Outing
It’s no secret that when it comes to sports games, there’s a big stigma that they’re all the same every year. While this may be...
Blackwood Crossing Review – A Sentimental Intersection
Life has often been categorized as a series of physical, mental, spiritual and emotional experiences that encompass an individual’s entire existence from birth to death....