Reviews
Review: Mario Kart 8
It's more Mario Kart. There you go. Review complete. Wasn't that easy? Oh, you're still here? Alright then I guess we can talk about it a little more. Mario Kart has always been one of Nintendo's most reliable titles. Other...
Review: Watch Dogs
Ubisoft's brand new open world game, and I use the words "brand new" loosely, launched a few weeks back introducing us to the adventures of super hacker Aiden Pearce as he trudges around Ubi's recreation of Chicago with a zesty twist: A...
Review: Hearthstone
If I'm ever asked I usually tell people I don't like Blizzard games. I've never liked real time strategy titles, dungeon crawlers are even more boring to me, and World of Warcraft and I long ago said our goodbyes. Generally when Blizzcon...
Review: Battle Group 2
Battle Group 2 is not a complicated game. You are in command of a gunship that finds itself being attacked by a mysterious organization called "The Talon" which is very reminiscent of Cobra from GI Joe. After a short tutorial, they...
Review: Monument Valley
It's impossible to mention Monument Valley without also mentioning M.C. Escher. The dutch artist's fascination with "impossible constructions" influences every corner of the game. It's not the first time Escher's art has influenced a video...
Review: Drakengard 3
Drakengard 3 is all about defying your expectations. Like most of Yaro Taro's other games, (Nier and the prior Drakengard entries) this game loves to pretend to set up familiar themes, archetypes and situations only to slowly show you how...
VIllagers and Heroes is Actually Kinda Hilarious
While clicking through Steam for a casual game that my mother would love, I accidentally clicked on the MMO area again. Since most of the games are addictions I've already sacrificed blood and wallet to in 2005-2008, I usually don't have...
Review: SteamWorld Dig
Sometimes my handhelds get neglected. It's not an intentional thing, and it says nothing about the caliber of the games on the platforms, it's just that it's hard for me to pass up a bigger more powerful game on a nice big television...
Review: 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil
Every four years, the world comes together in kinship to celebrate EA releasing two FIFA games in one year. Those years coincide with a much lesser known and popular event, the FIFA World Cup, which is presumably an event designed to cash...
