Reviews
Thoughts On Tales From The Borderlands – Episode 1
You might not remember this but TellTale Games used to be a happier company. Before The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us shot the company to the top of the AAA stratosphere with their grim and depressing worlds, TellTale was better...
Review: Far Cry 4
UbiSyndrome - This is a new term I'm coining - UbiSyndrome: A gaming narrative in which the core parts underwhelm the player but all optional content turns out to be entertaining and enjoyable. UbiSyndrome. Use it in a sentence?...
Review: Assassin’s Creed Unity
Oh Assassin's Creed, I've always been your defender, the one who totally didn't mind the yearly releases and the frequent lack of evolution or ingenuity inherent to your system. But every fanboy must have their breaking point, and even a...
Review: This War of Mine
Conflict makes for good video games, and nothing says conflict like a good old fashioned war, so it's no surprise that a lot of games deal with the subject. War doesn't just make for good video games, it's a setting heavily utilized...
Review: Zengrams
Do you feel stupid? No? Would you like to feel stupid? Zengrams is here to help. This minimalist geometric puzzler from Andreas Boye and publisher GameBlyr is releasing on iOS today with the sole intent of crippling your brain with its...
Terrible Tuesday: The Evil Within
I love me some horror, absolutely eat it up. With parents that allowed child-me to inappropriately stay up late and watch movies such as Child's Play and Halloween whilst gifting me with survival horror titles such as Resident Evil 2 and...
Review: Terra Battle
Mobile gaming is probably in the top three list of the biggest disappointments in my life within the past five years, right below the realization that I will never play in the World Cup and Paulo Cohelo's Aleph. Mobile gaming started...
Review: The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
If you haven't heard of Poland based game developers "The Astronauts" yet, it's quite possible you know the studio's founders from their past projects under the moniker "People Can Fly". If it's still not ringing a bell these are the...
Review: A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda EX
A.R.E.S. is a love letter to the old school sidescroller with enough of its own freshness thrown in to not feel derivative. EX serves as a kind of directors cut to the earlier A.R.E.S. Extinction Agenda, with added stages, bosses and...
