Gunslugs review for PS Vita
More a “should-play” than a “must-play”, but still a very good retro-inspired run and gun shooter for the PS Vita.
More a “should-play” than a “must-play”, but still a very good retro-inspired run and gun shooter for the PS Vita.
What’s a hidden object game without hidden objects? Not a whole lot, apparently.
Arachnaphobes: you may want to avoid this game. Everyone else: get it ASAP.
Fort Defense won’t blow you away, but at least it works, so that should count for something, right?
Finally, a handheld game where you get to hunt monsters demons!
Lots and lots of fun…if you don’t mind only playing it once.
Dustforce looks like a dream. Does it play like one, too? Read on to find out!
If you think Vegeta is some weird Australian food, Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z might not be the game for you.
Mystery fans might want to play this more than just once upon a midnight dreary.
“You got your art in my real-time strategy!” “You got your real-time strategy in my art!”
OlliOlli is about to fulfill the urges for an amazing skateboarding game you never even knew you were feeling.
To the extent that such a thing is possible to Hidden Object Games, Twisted Lands: Shadow Town feels ever-so-slightly off.
Terraria is better on the PS Vita than on the PS3 and Xbox 360. The only question is, how much better?