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Street Fighter V Review – An Unfinished Game
Street Fighter V has been released on the 16th of February 2016. However, calling this title a full game would be lying. Capcom and Sony…
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Far Cry Primal Review – More of the Same Old Good Stuff
Far Cry Primal is set in the Stone Age, shifting the medium from fast vehicles, radio communications and high-end weapons to clubs, bows, and taming…
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Unravel Game Review – Too Many Strings Attached
The Unravel game is one of the most quirkiest looking puzzle platformers we’ve ever laid our eyes upon. Unfortunately, it’ just that, and while the…
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Firewatch Review – A Burgeoning Friendship
Firewatch is Campo Santo’s first game. A brand new studio based in San Francisco. While this may be Santo’s first release, its members have worked…
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Madness Reigns in Our Darkest Dungeon Review!
Darkest Dungeon is a rogue-like developed by Red Hook Studios, and it has escaped Early Access this week. We’ve been keeping an eye out for this…
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Fallout 4 Review – A Beautiful Wasteland
Calling Fallout 4 a captivating game is an understatement. Deep within Bethesda’s title, gamers will find an engrossing world filled with mystery and adventure. The…
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Rebel Galaxy Review – Get on Your Ship, Space Cowboy
Rebel Galaxy is a space combat action RPG that reminds me too much of Firefly – die-hard fans know how hard it is to be…
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Mad Max Video Game Review – Witness me!
The Mad Max video game was developed by the same studio that brought us the Just Cause franchise – Avalanche Studios. After becoming obsessed with…
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The Witcher 3 Hearts of Stone Review – A Satisfying DLC
The Witcher 3 Hearts of Stone brings a new Geralt to the table – a not-so jagged beast hunter, but a more humane witcher. If…
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MGS 5: Phantom Pain Review – Everything Has to End
The MGS series has always been about complex plots and Shyamalan-like twists and turns. Every game in the series ends with a blast that either…
