ReviewMotoGP 13 review: Milestone returns, creates challenging racer
The MotoGP series is the flagship and, at present, the only currently dedicated motorbike road racing series, so it has …
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ReviewDungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara Review – classic action with a new coat of paint
In the midst of new AAA and indie titles being released, Iron Galaxy Studios has reached into the chest of …
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ReviewMuramasa Rebirth Review: visually artistic experience without precedent
Under the shadow of the next generation of graphical prowess, the notion of an absolutely beautiful two-dimensional game seems rather …
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ReviewJourney: Collector’s Edition Review – a great game just got better
If I was to tell you that you have to undertake a challenging journey for a second time it’s probably …
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ReviewReview: Cherry Pop makes the shot with Pool Nation
I grew up playing pool. Literally, I would go to a local bar that allowed me to play on their …
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ReviewTiny Token Empires Review: world domination meets 3-match puzzler
The ancient European world is at defcon 1 as the Romans, Greeks, Persians and others fight for supremacy in this …
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ReviewFuse Review: You fuse, you lose
Insomniac Games has a history of creating some wonderful games and franchises, including Spyro the Dragon and Ratchet & Clank. …
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ReviewGrid 2 Review: Drifting for days
The crowd is cheering, fireworks are rising in the distance and the car engines are revving. You’re planning your opening …
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ReviewThe Last of Us Review: powerful, dramatic and emotional, Naughty Dog’s finest hour
If Naughty Dog could bottle up the magic formula that it somehow manages to concoct each time it produces a …
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ReviewWonderbook: Diggs Nightcrawler review – Shrek meets L.A. Noire
So did Humpty Dumpty fall or was he pushed? Someone in Library City knows the answer and solving the Humpty …
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ReviewPersona 4: Arena Review – JRPG makes a solid transition to beat-’em-up territory
Atlus is known for making some of the best RPGs on the market, from Dark Souls to Persona, although to …
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ReviewArcania: The Complete Tale review – humdrum adventures in mediocre land
The other night I had a terrible nightmare. I dreamt I was in Hell where I was forced to undertake …
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ReviewMen’s Room Mayhem Review – restroom etiquette has never been this much fun
Men’s Room Mayhem comes from the wonderful folks over at Sawfly Studios, which was founded by some of the industry …
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ReviewDUST 514 Review – Liberating FPS players from a prison they don’t know they’re in yet
When you download PS3’s exclusive free-to-play space shooter, you are onto something that can be cunningly addictive and awesome to …
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ReviewCall of Juarez: Gunslinger Review – an addictive shooter with terrific Wild West atmosphere
It’s been a while since the Wild West served as the backdrop for an arcade-style first-person shooter. It really is …
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ReviewResident Evil: Revelations Review – welcome back to the world of Survival Horror
If you’re reading this from the perspective of an old-school Resident Evil aficionado who has become disenchanted with the direction …
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ReviewMetro: Last Light Review – "one hell of a ride"
Metro: Last Light is the follow-up to the first entry in the franchise, Metro 2033 by 4A Games, which dumps …
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ReviewArmy of Two: The Devil’s Cartel Review – "a bad case of sequelitis"
Electronic Arts has supported some original titles this generation, such as Mirror’s Edge, Dead Space, and Army of Two. These …
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ReviewFar Cry 3: Blood Dragon Review – 2007 has never been so futuristic
When a game released in 2013 has the tagline ‘The year is 2007. It is the future,’ you know it’s …
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ReviewThomas Was Alone Review – the second most fun you can have by yourself.
Have you ever felt that you don’t fit in ? Or have you felt that some days the world just …
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ReviewHyperdimension Neptunia V Review – poking fun at the console wars with an RPG twist
The gaming industry has had its highs and lows, laughs and tears, and successes and failures. But what if all …
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ReviewInjustice: Gods Among Us Review – justice has been served
Batman and Superman are fighting on top of a Gotham City roof. The battle is intense as Batman starts to …
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ReviewZombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov’s Revenge Review – a strategy hybrid with multiplayer thrills and single-player chills
You won’t find a wealth of RTS or MOBA games on PlayStation Network, which leaves Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov’s Revenge …
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ReviewSoul Sacrifice Review – the path of a sorcerer is steep with choice and consequence
Soul Sacrifice is a game of patience. It’s a brutal beast, and will very likely have you tearing your hair …
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ReviewSacred Citadel Review – how much nostalgia do you like with your beat-’em-up?
Beat-’em-ups — a long, historic, well loved genre. The SNES and Genesis days were their golden generation with the likes …
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ReviewDead Island Riptide review – what’s the best way to kill a zombie?
What’s the best way to kill a zombie? Maybe you could use an electrified samurai sword, a fire-spitting shotgun or …
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ReviewDefiance Review: A world of trouble
In the world of video games, Defiance holds a unique position. Developed by Trion Worlds, it is the first game …
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ReviewProfessional Baseball Spirits 2013 Review: "A sports game unlike anything seen on the western market"
Bottom of the 9th, 2 outs, 3-2 count, and the batter steps back into the box. The pitcher stares the …
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ReviewGuacamelee! Review
A game like Guacamelee doesn’t bring you back to the “glory days” solely because it’s retro-inspired—it brings you back because …
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ReviewSniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Review
Being a sniper is one of those jobs that requires a hearty regimen of discipline, since success is dependent on …
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