
Rock of Ages 2: Bigger and Boulder review for PS4, PC
Rock of Ages 2: Bigger and Boulder delivers on the promise of being bigger and, well, featuring a lot more boulders.
PlayStation 4 Reviews
Rock of Ages 2: Bigger and Boulder delivers on the promise of being bigger and, well, featuring a lot more boulders.
For those looking for a fun and family-friendly new PS4 adventure… Knack is back, baby!
The Metronomicon combines rhythmic inputs with RPG battles in a unique blend that actually works.
Fore! The latest and greatest Hot Shots Go.. err.. Everybody’s Golf game is an enjoyable online and offline videogame golf experience.
Is “twitch dungeon-crawler” a genre? Because if it isn’t, Cladun Returns makes a pretty strong case a) that it should be, and b) for being at its forefront.
With a heavy emphasis on the “Past” part of that title.
Naughty Dog’s Uncharted side-story is a treasure worth hunting.
If looks were everything, Plague Road would be a must-have game. They’re not, though, so…
Yakuza Kiwami is a fantastic remake of the original PS2 release, with new features, a new dub, and a few added ties to Yakuza 0.
Shooting zombies in VR should go together well, but while the premise is good, the execution fails to impress.
Longshot makes it’s rookie debut, but is it ready for prime time?
Somehow, “Overwatch as imagined by the creators of Saints Row and filtered through a GI Joe lens” isn’t nearly as exciting as you’d hope it would be.
Sonic Mania is one of the few Sonic titles that manages to capture why people liked Sonic the Hedgehog to begin with.
Zelda by any other name is just as sweet.
An intriguing beginning for Season Two of Telltale Games’ strongest series.
2D Dark Souls? Maybe, maybe not — but Salt and Sanctuary deserves your attention regardless.