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Review: The Wolf Among Us – Episode 1: Faith
Telltale is at its highest point yet creatively, having just come off of one of the most successful indie stories of all time — The Walking Dead. No I’m not talking about the bloated Activision...
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Review: Pokemon X & Y
We’ve seen a lot of Pokemon games come and go in the last 16 years, but most of them haven’t been as drastically different as their predecessors. Alongside of the sprite based models and the 8-bit...
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Review: Batman: Arkham Origins
Arkham Asylum and City were among my favorite games during the respective years of their release. They were simple, fun, and provided a great look into the twisted world of Batman and the various...
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Review: Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
Assassin’s Creed is a rather polarizing series. With elements of historical context and modern day sci-fi wizardry, the juxtaposition can be a bit much for some. When you combine that with elements of...
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Review: Battlefield 4
Battlefield 1942 is still my favorite entry in the Battlefield series. It pretty much blew away my expectations for an FPS game at the time, and even today, it still blows me away at how it was...
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Review: Super Motherload
Digging games are truly a unique genre. They provide a sense of wonder and despair that’s hardly found in other titles, and the addicting nature of wanting to find out “what’s at the bottom” is...
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Review: Tearaway
I don’t know what it is about Media Molecule, and their ability to craft some of the most endearing worlds ever created. Despite my minor issues with LittleBigPlanet, I didn’t stop playing for months...
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Review: Forza Motorsport 5
There are quite a few racing games out in the market, but hardly any of them cater towards new fans of the genre. For every short tutorial there’s an advanced mechanic that involves some slight tweak...
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Review: Stick it to the Man
It’s not every day you see a game centered almost wholly around comedy. Although the Monkey Island games practically solidified a new sub-genre of adventure games, there aren’t a whole lot of...
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Review: Nidhogg
Arena games seem to be a popular genre among indie studios these days. With titles like Samurai Gunn and Towerfall popping up and getting tons of buzz, the trippy looking Nidhogg has probably flown...
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Review: Bravely Default
Somewhere along the line, Final Fantasy partially lost its way. It strayed too far from the conventions that really made the franchise special, and with every spinoff, the series was further diluted...
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Review: Towerfall: Ascension
Many arena games have come and went across a multitude of platforms. Although hardcore fans of the genre will find plenty of intricacies to soak up over the course of many months, the problem with a...
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