Squares review for PS Vita
Squares doesn’t have a difficulty curve so much as it has a difficulty cliff.
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Scrabble review for PS4, Xbox One
Ubisoft found a way to screw up Monopoly. Did they do the same with Scrabble? Read on to find out!
Game of Thrones “A Nest of Vipers” review for Xbox One, PS4, PC
As Game of Thrones enters its final stretch, House Forrester makes preparations for their final showdown with House Whitehill.
Whispering Willows review for PS Vita
A delightfully spooky horror adventure game makes its way over to PlayStation.
Onechanbara Z2: Chaos review for PS4
Onechanbara’s latest entry is a scantily clad hack n slash that brings four playable characters, tons of blood, an interesting upgrade system, and over the top combat
Omega Quintet review for PS4
If you’re torn between sleeping and gaming, Omega Quintet offers a way of letting you experience both.
Godzilla review for PS4, PS3
Certainly not the best Godzilla game out there, but surprisingly fun for kaiju fans.
God of War III Remastered review for PS4
In this five year old HD remastered release, watching Kratos dismember gods and slice open trolls never looked so good.
Rory McIlroy PGA Tour review for PS4, Xbox One
EA Sports’ latest PGA Tour release plays a competent enough game of golf, but it’s lacking a bit in the content department.
Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 review for PS Vita, Nintendo 3DS
A Warriors game designed for handhelds — and it shows.
Broken Age review for PS4, PS Vita
The more things change, the more they stay …the same… amazing.
Hyperdimension Neptunia ReBirth3: V Generation review for PS Vita
Same Nep-Nep time, same Nep-Nep channel.
LEGO Jurassic World review for Xbox One, PS4, Wii U, PC
LEGO Jurassic World is a lot of fun, provided you’re not feeling a bit burned out by the Traveller’s Tales LEGO formula.
Disney Infinity 2.0 review for PS Vita
Disney Infinity finally arrives on the Vita. Was it worth the wait?
Tetris Ultimate review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One, PC, 3DS
Tetris arrives on the Vita, exactly — thankfully — as you remember it.
