Videogame Reviews

Dark Souls II review for PC

Dustin Chadwell12 years ago12 years ago03 mins

Dark Souls PC fans can finally praise the sun in celebration of an honest-to-goodness quality PC port of Dark Souls II.

Trials Fusion review for PS4, Xbox One

Paul Bryant12 years ago12 years ago06 mins

RedLynx and Ubisoft’s latest release should satisfy those masochistic, perfectionist gamers who adore the challenge of Trials.

Mario Golf: World Tour review for Nintendo 3DS

Paul Bryant12 years ago12 years ago07 mins

A robust new Mario Golf experience with a whole lot of content and a few little divots.

Ragnarok Odyssey ACE review for PS Vita, PS3

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago02 mins

Ragnarok Odyssey returns two years later, with a few extra bells and whistles. Do they make the game worth playing?

Backgammon Blitz review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago03 mins

Does an ancient, low-tech game get better with a high tech makeover? Read our review to find out!

Disney Magical World review for Nintendo 3DS

Dustin Chadwell12 years ago12 years ago04 mins

Disney Magical World offers up a unique, Disney-infused spin on Nintendo’s own Animal Crossing formula.

LEGO The Hobbit review for PS4, Xbox One

Dustin Chadwell12 years ago12 years ago05 mins

LEGO The Hobbit marks a fun, but unnecessary return to the LEGO rendition of Middle-Earth, seen through the eyes of Director Peter Jackson.

King Oddball review for PS4

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago12 years ago02 mins

A game designed for mobile makes the jump to PS4. What could go wrong? Not a whole lot, apparently.

FEZ review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago03 mins

The great PC platformer arrives on PlayStation platforms. Did its greatness make the transition too? Read on and find out.

The Wolf Among Us “A Crooked Mile” review for PC, XBLA, PSN

Dustin Chadwell12 years ago03 mins

Bigby gets angry. Snow White gets angry. Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum get angry. But you’ll likely be happy with the third episode of The Wolf Among Us.

Deception IV: Blood Ties review for PS Vita, PS3

Matthew Pollesel12 years ago12 years ago03 mins

How many times can you drop a pumpkin on someone’s head, have them walk into the path of an oncoming train, and then hit them with a wall-full of spears before it gets old? (Spoiler alert: infinite times, if Deception IV is anything to go by.)