Reviews
Review: Citizens of Earth
I feel like just about every gamer who grew up in the SNES era must have at least some lingering fondness for RPGs. While Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy may not have been your go-to titles, few genres from that era, or any other, seem to...
Review: Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor
Talion is having one of those classic bad days. The ranger of Gondor was just minding his own business while stationed at the Black Gate when he's attacked by the forces of an evil chap named Sauron. After witnessing the ritualistic...
Review: Super Smash Bros. For Wii U
While waiting in line to play Splatoon at E3 this year a Nintendo rep approached me and offered a ticket to go watch a Smash Bros tournament that would be taking place later that day. Looking at the giant competitive event, and the...
Review: The Binding of Isaac Rebirth
The Binding of Isaac came to us from Edmund McMillen, best known for his work on Super Meat Boy. It was a rogue-like dungeon crawler with top-down shooter mechanics separated from the pack by its dark themes and great game design....
Review: Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
Have you ever wanted to play Persona without all of the social link and relationship aspects? No, because that is what makes the franchise unique? Well, Atlus suspects you might feel otherwise, and has set out to prove it with the release...
Review: Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F2nd
I don't care if you're not a fan of Japanese anime or video games, that you're not a quote weaboo unquote, that you've never had yellow fever and decided if you were being chased by a pack of flaming space wolf sharks with AK-47s that...
Review: The Crew
Racing off into that wild blue yonder, chasing the sunset with over 3000 lbs of American muscle and 400 horsepower at my command. From the cloud kissed forests of the Northeast's I-95 to the scorching glassy flats of route 66, the great...
Review: Dragon Age: Inquisition
The original Dragon Age: Origins was a rather unique title for its time - It was a touch of RPG in the classic Western vein built around new sensibilities and even though it released a full two years after Mass Effect it was still a time...
Thoughts On Game of Thrones – Episode 1
A Telltale Games and Game of Thrones marriage sounds almost too good to be true. Almost like a Stark and a Frey union. Both entities like to snowball one minor choice or action into long reaching, chaotic events, they both love to have...
