Videogame Reviews
Famed RPG developer Yasumi Matsuno helms this Level-5 developed RPG for the 3DS, which does an excellent job of combining standard video game RPG elements with traditional table top mechanics found in popular games like Dungeons & Dragons. Read the full review to find out more!
There are games that are released every now and again that are truly special. And then you have games like Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. The exact opposite.
Fun graphics and a good soundtrack can help make a good game even better. As When Vikings Attack demonstrates, however, no amount of either can cover up a massive lack of content.
Missing the bus and getting lost in a strange place has never been more interesting.
Ubisoft attempts to revitalize the Assassin's Creed franchise with a new character, a colonial American setting, and almost way too much to see and do. Read on to find out if they hit their target.
Provided Monolith can iron out some online kinks, MOBA fans finally have something their console friends can enjoy. LOTR style.
If you like adventure games, you’re going to hate me for bringing this to your attention.
A selection of 30+ games that made Midway the arcade giant that it was compiled on one disc. Fans of classic gaming owe it to themselves to pick this collection up.
Zen Studios steps up with another fantastic new Marvel-themed table for Pinball FX2, Zen Pinball and Marvel Pinball. Join the Registration or not, which side do you choose?
ZombiU aims to prove that the zombie genre of horror gaming isn’t quite as played out as you might think. This excellent horror survival entry from Ubisoft makes for an awesome launch title for the Wii U.
Here’s the thing you need to know about Dokuro: if you’re going to play (and if you own a Vita, you absolutely should), you need to be okay with dying. Like, a lot.
To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Ratchet & Clank franchise, Insomniac Games has delivered a strategic new take on the R&C formula. Read on to see what we think of this new experience.
For a crowd funded platforming sequel 25 years in the making, Giana Sisters has aged really well.
Agent 47 returns with Hitman: Absolution. A heavy emphasis on stealth and action detract from the traditional Hitman experience, creating a lackluster effort from long-time series developer IO Interactive.
What is?a great videogame version of “America’s Favorite Quiz Show” for $1000?
I’d like to solve the puzzle! Pat Sajack and Vanna White return in the best videogame representation of “America’s Game” yet.
If you already own the game, there’s very little incentive to picking up the Wii U version of Darksiders 2, but if you’ve held off or never had the means to buy it until now, I highly recommend the purchase.
