Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell Review
It’s been over a year and a half since the Third Street Saints faced off against Zinyak after he blew the planet up. In that time, we’ve found out…
Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series – Episode Two: The Lost Lords Review
The second episode of Telltale Games’ Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series was released recently and like the popular novel series and TV show it’s based on, it picks…
Harold Review
Being a guardian angel seems like it would be tough work. Even more so when you’re tasked to help a bumbling man named Harold win a series of races. And…
Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell Mini PS4 Review
The differences between the PS4 and PC versions of Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell are few and far between. Essentially whatever platform you end up getting this game…
Cubicity Review
Cubicity is simple game in both style and structure. While not the most innovative game, the allure of the game comes from coming to grips with its mechanics and…
The Wolf Among Us: Episode 1 Faith Review
Telltale Games has given gamers quite a number of episodic games adapted from popular properties such as last year’s The Walking Dead. Their newest episodic title takes on DC Comic’s…
Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition Review
There are many RPG games out today that can keep you occupied for tens, sometimes even hundreds of hours. However, you’d be hard pressed to find the game that gives…
Has the PlayStation Vita Failed?
Nintendo recently held their Nintendo Direct press conference, in which they revealed some of the future Wii U lineup. A few days earlier, they also revealed some of the future…
SimCity Beta Impressions
The closed beta for EA and Maxis’ SimCity ended yesterday. For those lucky enough to obtain a code, you have probably already put in some time. Others who might still…
Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom Review
With the Vita’s release quickly approaching, one has to wonder what went through Aksys Games’ mind when it announced that it was publishing an otome visual novel game for the…
Review: Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective
Shu Takumi is definitely most famous for creating the Ace Attorney series for Nintendo DS, but his latest vision, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, is something entirely different, while still falling…
Review: Back To The Future, Episode I
Back to the Future is back with TellTale’s continuation of the series in their classic point-and-click form. Picking up where the series left off (a few months after the events…
Review: Dragon Quest IX
This review was originally published August 18, 2010, and is republished here for your convenience. Oh, Dragon Quest, how they love you. In Japan, anyway. With the recent release of…
Review: MLB 11 The Show
For a few years now the MLB: The Show franchise has been the unquestioned leading baseball game. In fact, I would say that in the past few years, it is…
Review: Dragon Quest VI
Another feature that will be somewhat familiar to those who played previous Dragon Quest games is the ability to recruit monsters. However, in this DS version, you can only recruit…
Review: Dragon Age II
Let us take a set back from the rioting fans attacking EA Bioware forums, the padded review created by the company, and other developer stupidity. Let us take Dragon Age…
Review: Aqua Panic Deluxe
This review was originally published December 31, 2010, and is republished here for your convenience. Released on December 1st of this year, Aqua Panic for the iPhone and iPad provides…
Review: Hot Springs Story
Hot Springs Story is Kairosoft’s follow-up to one of my favorite iOS titles, Game Dev Story. I loved Game Dev, and everyone who even tried the game became instantly hooked. …
Haunted Empire: Ghosts of the Three Kingdoms Review
China’s Three Kingdoms era has been a setting for numerous popular titles such as Dynasty Warriors. The history involved is interesting and for games to help appeal to those who…
Review: Red Faction: Battlegrounds
After the success of the first three Red Faction titles, Red Faction: Battlegrounds released recently to tide fans over until the release of the fourth installment. However, Battlegrounds takes the…
Review: Michael Jackson: The Experience (Kinect)
Michael Jackson is without a doubt one of the greatest performers of all time. Through the decades he’s released timeless songs everyone knows and moves everyone wishes they could replicate. With…
Review: SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs
Regardless of some minor problems I mentioned above, the single-player provides an entertaining experience. There are a number of large shootouts throughout the 14 missions; something that might trouble previous SOCOM…