PC Reviews
There we were, the four of us, shooting at a barrage of enemies, loot flying every which way, and a robot in the background making “uhn” and “oof” noises as he wheeled about in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.
Suddenly, someone spoke up…
A new horror IP creeps its way into the new console generation, dragging its other foot behind in the past. Find out how that helps or hinders it in our review.
The answer to whether you should buy the newest Sherlock Holmes game is elementary.
Come on down to South Park (Pinball), and meet some friends of mine.
Alien: Isolation is an entertaining, terrifying look at what a true Alien video game should be.
While I struggle to see what makes this port definitive, I can’t deny that Sleeping Dogs is still a great game.
Arrowhead has made Gauntlet a sort of loving remake that takes all the solid foundation the first game laid and builds upon it with the best parts of games it inspired.
Ain’t no party like a Mordor party ’cause a Mordor party don’t stop.
One game, one singer, one retired review gimmick. All this, and more in the Hatoful Boyfriend PC review.
Dead Rising 3 makes its way to PC with this Apocalypse Edition, but performance issues prevent this from becoming the definitive version.
It?s yet another Installment of Street Fighter IV, with more characters, added modes and a feeling of deja vu.
The second season of Telltale’s The Walking Dead comes to a satisfying conclusion in “No Going Back”.
Sacred returns with a full-fledged sequel, but it’s not exactly the same Ancaria you might remember.
A disappointing career mode makes for a less than stellar racing experience in GRID Autosport.
The penultimate episode of Telltale’s The Walking Dead Season 2 is finally here with “Amid The Ruins”.
