League of Legends Champion Review: Aatrox, The Darkin Blade
Aatrox, the Darkin Blade is a Melee champion with an emphasis on attack speed and attack damage in order to inflict pain and sustain himself. The champion has a moveset that requires the use of health as a resource, so sustaining your health is a major priority when playing as…
The Last of Us Review
The story of The Last of Us is not something we have not heard before, outbreak of something unexpected causes humans to become feral and attack other humans, if bitten they also become "infected" and change into the same thing that got them and the cycle is repeated. Now the…
Element4l Review
Platformer rage can affect the best of us, turning once peaceful gamers into The Incredible Hulk incarnate. It isn’t even a condition regulated by skill level. Whilst your everyday platformer might not be enough to get a seasoned platform gamer frothing at the mouth, a couple of hours on Super…
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity Review
On the review table today is the latest edition in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. As a child, if you ever dreamed of living with Pokémon after having watched an episode of the Pokémon show, then this is the game for you. This new…
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing Review
Games such as Diablo 3 and Torchlight 2 are a different experience for gamers to behold. They require you to be on the ball all the time in order to combat a combination of puzzles, enemies and environments. A new comer to the genre, The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing,…
Persona 4 Arena Review
Taking a sharp left turn in direction for the long-running series, Persona 4 Arena takes a much loved RPG and converts it into a beat-em-up. This kind of change can break a series, destroying a cherished canon or making fans feel lost and jaded in response. There isn't much cross…
Remember Me Review
New IP’s are hard to come by nowadays, especially those that are inventive or actually something new rather than a copy of something else masked as a new game. Capcom and DontNod’s new game, Remember Me, just happens to fall into this bracket and it brings with it a couple…
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins Review
LEGO have been releasing games for years with a pretty high success rate. From Star Wars to Lord of the Rings, LEGO has always hit the bullseye by LEGO-ising previously established franchises but this time they've tried something a little different. LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins has been likened…
Zeno Clash II Review
Zeno Clash II is, rather unsurprisingly the sequel to Zeno Clash, the first-person fighting game released back in 2009. Developed by ACE team and published by Atlus, Zeno Clash II takes us back into the fictional fantasy world called Zenozoik. The game’s creators describe the world as ‘stonepunk’ and it…
Age of Empires II: HD Edition Review
Age of Empires II was originally released back in 1999 and was seen as one of the most iconic strategy games of its time. Now in the year of 2013, the game returns to PC users and is better than ever before. The matter at hand however, is whether the…
League of Legends Champion Review: Lissandra, The Ice Witch
Lissandra, the newest champion for League of Legends, has been out for the public to play with for a while now. Her damage output and emphasis on movement impeding effects are a unique touch to the current meta game, but is it worth getting a hold of her? Does her…
StarDrive Review
StarDrive is a 4X, action strategy game for PC, developed by Zero Sum Games and published by Iceberg Interactive. Before the review, a brief lesson in 4X gaming. For the uninitiated, 4X stands for eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate (it should probably be called a 4E game, but sadly E…
Fire Emblem Awakening Review
The next instalment of the Fire Emblem series, Fire Emblem Awakening, is now available for owners of Nintendo's 3DS. The series has always had a passion for strategy and story coinciding with one another to bring a new and different experience to gamers. This title is poised to bring out…
Luigi’s Mansion 2 Review
Poor little Luigi, he’s always trailing behind in the shadow of his brother, Mario. It’s always been like this, and you ought to think Luigi must be used to it by now. Luigi has had his time in the limelight, although it frightened the life out of him having to…
Injustice: Gods Among Us Review
From the creators of Mortal Kombat, Injustice: Gods Among Us is now here for everyone to enjoy. This game has a bad reputation to smash as the last fighting game to feature DC Heroes and Villains didn't go down too well with gamers. Will Injustice sore to meet our expectations…
GOD MODE – Review
GOD MODE is a 4 player co-op 3rd person shooter which is set in Hades (hell in a toga basically). You play an undead warrior trying to break out of hell… and that is really all there is to it. If you are a fan of stories in you games…
Dead Island: Riptide Review
Dead Island: Riptide arrives after another emotionally manipulative trailer soaking the sands of a tropical paradise. With more zombies, weapons and tropical lands to explore, how does it stand up to the original? Is this second outing from Techland a trip to paradise or best left drifting afloat far from…
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Review
The Monster Hunter series has always been a classic in Japan and while it has sold very well in the West, it was nowhere near as loved as it is in the East. To be honest, who can blame the western fans? For the longest time, players in the US…
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate Review
When Castlevania: Lords of Shadow hit PS3 and Xbox 360 back in October 2010, it managed to create two sets of fans for the name ‘Castlevania’. One set, those who were fans of the classic style Castlevania, who didn’t particularly like the fact that the game had been given the…
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory Review
From NIS America, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is a JRPG that brings some new gameplay and narrative elements into the field of a very hard to compete genre.The game delivers some interesting ideas to the table such as in game rewards, an interesting world to explore and an abundance of fourth…
ShootMania Storm Review
Shootmania Storm is brought to you by Mania Planet, the same guys who made Track Mania; which was a nice little social game you could play with friends and not take too seriously. Then all of a sudden Mania Planet decided they wanted to make a competitive eSport and thus…