Let’s Find Pokemon/The Art of Pokemon Adventures
As our quest to branch out our review palette continues onward towards great new things that are game related, we have been sent two beautiful copies ...[Read More]
Knack 2 Review
The first Knack launched on the PlayStation 4 back in 2013 and it was a decent title that was geared more towards kids than adults. That’s not a knock...[Read More]
Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition Review
Kickstarted several years ago with the support of tens of thousands, and after a very successful launch and two major expansions later, Pillars of Ete...[Read More]
Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma Review
Spike Chunsoft’s fantastic trilogy of the Nonary Games aka Zero Escape have made their way to the PS4. Earlier this year, in March to be exact, ...[Read More]
F1 2017 Review
One of my first memories of watching Formula 1 (F1) was the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix. A charging Nigel Mansell, in the iconic Williams FW14B, chased dow...[Read More]
Yakuza Kiwami Review
I don’t remember Japan being this dangerous when I visited in 2007. I guess I visited the wrong areas. Yakuza Kiwami is an updated remake of the first...[Read More]
Sonic Mania Review
I haven’t played most of the Sonic games in the last ten years, but I feel confident in saying Sonic Mania might be the best since the Sonic Rus...[Read More]
Flip Wars Review
Flip Wars is a relatively new eShop title for Switch that puts you in the boots of a character donning one of four colors and your goal is to flip til...[Read More]
Night Trap – 25th Anniversary Edition Review
I feel like I’m getting a second opportunity to put a review together for a game that I adored on the Sega CD back in the early 90s. Of course, I was ...[Read More]
Observer Review
Welcome to 2084; welcome to Poland; welcome to the KPD. You are Daniel Lazarski, voiced by the unmistakable Rutger Hauer. Detective Lazarski is an Obs...[Read More]
Madden NFL 18 Review
It’s interesting to see how balancing fluctuates from year to year with Madden. Sometimes it’s a defensive game, sometimes it’s an offensive game and ...[Read More]
Nidhogg 2 Review
Nidhogg reveled in simplicity. Messhof’s one-on-one fencing experience stripped away the ornamental redundancy of a traditional fighting game an...[Read More]