PS4
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Review
“So. Much. Death.” The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope straddles the line between identity turmoil and interpersonal conflict in a ti...[Read More]
9 Monkeys of Shaolin
Videogames of the co-op brawler genre and martial arts are two things in life that I enjoy, so it was a no-brainer that I had to get my mitts on 9 Mon...[Read More]
Star Wars: Squadrons Review
There are a few fantasies that Star Wars fans dream of living out: to feel the force as a lightsaber-wielding Jedi, capture the galaxy’s most wanted a...[Read More]
Crysis Remastered
I remember being at E3, 2006 I believe, when Crysis was revealed to the masses and the excitement of the tremendous visual package that Crytek was bri...[Read More]
Tennis World Tour 2 Review
Tennis has had an interesting foray in the video game world. While not as prolific as football and basketball games, tennis games have been a staple s...[Read More]
Wasteland 3
Wasteland 3 (WL3) puts players back in the boots of the Desert Rangers, this time in an effort to save a post-nuclear war Arizona from the increasing ...[Read More]
NBA 2K21 Review
As with every transition into a new console generation, we are in an odd period with sports games; NBA 2K21 not being the exception. The current-gen r...[Read More]
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning
Way back in 2012, Big Huge Games and 38 Studios released an enormous single player open world fantasy RPG called Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. I stil...[Read More]
Shing! Review
Released by developer Mass Creation, Shing! Is a beat em’ up style, brawler side-scroller featuring ninjas versus orc-like “yokai”. As I loaded up the...[Read More]
Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition – PS4
Zombies have always been gross to me. I understand the love and fascination with the undead but it remains a side of pop culture that’s evaded me. I h...[Read More]
Madden 21 Review
Many people talk ill of the Madden franchise. They say that since there is no competition for a licensed NFL game, it’s just an updated roster for $60...[Read More]
Mortal Shell Review
It’s not very often that modern games establish brand new types of genres. FromSoftware’s Dark Souls is one of those games, having inspired plenty of ...[Read More]