For Honor
This may sound a bit crazy at first, but my first hour playing For Honor gave me an overwhelming sense of nostalgia. Seeing as many of For Honor’s ele...[Read More]
Horizon Zero Dawn
This is a serious contender for Game of the Year in 2017. Zelda and a few others are going to have their hands full in convincing gamers that they hav...[Read More]
Digimon World: Next Order Review
Digimon World Next Order returns to its roots. The game focuses on taking care of, raising, feeding and evolving your digimon. The game’s story ...[Read More]
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto the game that easily wins longest video game title of the year. The game is made for Naruto fa...[Read More]
Halo Wars 2
The first edition in the subseries, Halo Wars, was released right around eight years ago for the 360. That was a joint venture between the then named ...[Read More]
Gamevice – iPhone Controller
In the past, there have been not so wonderful ideas for adapting current mobile devices into something more useful than they were meant to be. There h...[Read More]
Resident Evil: Biohazard PC
Resident Evil: Biohazard is the latest installment in the mostly acclaimed horror game franchise. The series’ first few installments focused strictly ...[Read More]
Resident Evil 7: biohazard – Banned Footage Vol. 2
Banned Footage Vol. 2 continues Vol. 1’s mission of bending Resident Evil 7’s premise to suit its baleful will. Three pieces of content co...[Read More]
Nioh
Team Ninja’s Nioh is a rousing Souls-esque experience with a dark samurai storyline. In some ways it’s a significant departure from what w...[Read More]
Divide
Divide is an isometric sci-fi adventure game with action elements that, while rough out of the gates, has righted its course significantly in a short ...[Read More]
Hitman: The Complete First Season Review
Agent 47 is back and as creative as ever. Hitman: The Complete First Season is a great box set that combines all six chapters and locations from 2016’...[Read More]
Uncanny Valley
Uncanny Valley’s style makes a strong case for low-fidelity horror. Coupling blown-out pixel art, where simple insinuations of malevolence can ...[Read More]