PlayStation Network Reviews

Alien Rage review for XBLA, PSN

Chris Dunlap11 years ago08 mins

Alien Rage might win the award for most generic first person shooter of 2013.

Girl Fight review for PSN, XBLA

Chris Dunlap11 years ago09 mins

Do you like 3D fighting games? Girl Fight will take care of that!

Star Wars Pinball: Balance of the Force review for XBLA, PSN, PS Vita

Brian Peterson11 years ago07 mins

Zen Studios strikes back and returns with a fantastic new Star Wars Pinball expansion.

Angry Birds Trilogy review for PS Vita

Matthew Pollesel11 years ago08 mins

One billion downloads can’t be wrong…can they?

The Wolf Among Us Episode 1 review for PC, PSN, XBLA

Dustin Chadwell11 years ago11 years ago07 mins

Telltale Games knocks it out of the park again with their newest narrative focused adventure The Wolf Among Us, based on the comic book series Fables by Bill Willingham.

Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut review for PS Vita, PSN

Matthew Pollesel11 years ago06 mins

If you loved Lone Survivor on PC, you’ll love its Director’s Cut even more (and you’ll probably hate this review).

Rain review for PSN

Dustin Chadwell11 years ago11 years ago07 mins

Sony Computer Entertainment and PlayStation C.A.M.P. bring another unique title to the PlayStation Network on PS3 with Rain, an adventure title with an interesting visual twist.

Dragon Fantasy Book II review for PS Vita, PSN

Matthew Pollesel11 years ago11 years ago010 mins

Is the second entry in the Dragon Fantasy series for bibliophiles or biblioclasts? Read on to find out!

Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse review for PSN, XBLA

Chris Dunlap11 years ago010 mins

One of the top reasons why I bought a Sega Genesis gets the full remake treatment with this fantastic release!

Chaos Code review for PSN

Chris Dunlap11 years ago09 mins

Underneath some minor faults, Chaos Code hides a surprisingly good 2D fighter for fans.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2 review for PS3

Matthew Pollesel11 years ago11 years ago06 mins

If you’ve ever looked at Dynasty Warriors and thought, “Man, that game needs less swords and Japanese history, and more convoluted storylines featuring evil demon clowns, skeletons in afros and disturbing-looking human-animal hybrids”: finally, a game for you!