Reviews
Review: Dark Souls 3
Dark Souls 3 is here offering up all its decadent painful pleasures like a Las Vegas sex dungeon. There are no safe words in From Software's new title however, just tears, tears and more tears, and it's finally time for you reader to drink...
Review: The Detail – Season One
We recently spent some time with the first two episodes of season one of The Detail, the interactive crime fiction game from Rival Games Ltd. With episode three released I sat down with the complete season to review the entire experience....
Review: Starfox Zero
I have liked just about every game that I purchased for my Wii U. Hardware mis-steps aside Nintendo can always be relied upon to provide solid gaming experiences, and in general, even their "bad" games are frequently a hair above their...
Review: The Count Lucanor
The Count Lucanor sees you playing as the worst little kid ever. In vaguely medieval times, you are a pauper child by the name of Hans. Hans has never had anything to his name, no toys, not even a cake or sweets. His mother tries to do the...
Review: Quantum Break
Can television and video games live together in a harmonious medium? Mankind has searched for the answer to that question for years. You can probably count on one hand the number of video games featuring FMV that are good for anything...
Review: Stories the Path of Destinies
Swashbucklers, magic swords, beautiful sorceresses, politics, desperate gambits, shady spies, star crossed lovers, ancient and evil artifacts, Stories the Path of Destinies has all of the ingredients of your generic adventure. Researching...
Review: Hyper Light Drifter
Hyper Light Drifter is the beautifully crafted, wordless tale of a chronically sick hero dropped into a cruel world. Drifter's opening cinematic takes you on a bit of a trippy journey that feels a bit like existential Japanese animation...
Review: DEADBOLT
DEADBOLT's lead character knows how to have a nice Saturday night. Come home, spin up your favorite vinyl, pour yourself a drink and sit in your comfy chair as you gaze into the fireplace, maybe talk to it a little bit. Or more...
Review: The Witch and the Hundred Knight Revival Edition
The Witch and the Hundred Knight was released for the PS3 in July of 2013, and it has been on my radar ever since, waiting in an Amazon wishlist reserved for games I will eventually purchase. As these things go, other games surpassed the...
