Mega Man 11 Review
After nearly a decade since the previous entry in the Blue Bomber’s franchise, Mega Man has finally returned with Mega Man 11. Unlike previous entries in the classic series, 11 makes the jump to a gorgeous 3D side-scroller, feeling like a truly modern entry in the classic Mega Man lineup.…
SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy Review
Hailing from a line of greats such as King of Fighters and Fatal Fury, SNK Heroines had big shoes to fill. As one of the most lighthearted entries in the company’s history, Heroines deviates rather strongly from the norm of SNK’s previous fighters, with all the good and bad that…
Legendary Buffy the Vampire Slayer Board Game Review
Welcome back avid tabletop fans. Join us as we review the Legendary Buffy the Vampire Slayer Board Game by Upper Deck. Whether you are a fan of the 90s supernatural high school show or just a fan of taking down bad guys with friends, this might peak your interest. So,…
Black Clover: Quartet Knights Review
Anime-based video games tend to be aimed at the fans of the series, which makes sense, aiming to offer more content for the show and the characters they love. Similar to titles like Sword Art Online, they either offer the same story arcs as the anime but let you live…
Shadow of the Tomb Raider Review
As a huge fan of action-adventure games, and one that will probably never fully recover from the Uncharted games coming to end, my biggest trepidation coming in to Shadow of the Tomb Raider was that lead development duties had transferred from Crystal Dynamics to Eidos Montreal. Thankfully, my anxieties that…
Marvel’s Spider-Man Review
Unlike many modern reboots of popular media, Marvel’s Spider-Man does not show us a re-imagined version of Peter Parker’s transition from teenager to superhero. Instead, the game starts eight years after he became Spider-Man, with several villains of various shapes and guises already defeated using his arachnid abilities. After taking…
The Lost Child Review
Back in 2011, El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron was an action adventure title released for PS3 and Xbox 360, and received moderate critical and commercial success. Following the closure of the development studio, the creator of the game bought the rights to the franchise and decided to continue its…
Yakuza Kiwami 2 Review
The Yakuza series has come back to the West and in a big way. Following the releases of Yakuza 0 (read our review of the PC version here) and Yakuza Kiwami comes Yakuza Kiwami 2, a remake of the original Yakuza 2. The biggest alteration made in this newest entry…
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory Review
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory is a combination of two other Fallen Legion titles that were previously available on PS4 and Vita. Two storylines that take place in the same world, Sins of an Empire and Flames of Rebellion, now conveniently packaged together to be enjoyed side by side as…
Tanglewood Review
In the past few years, a handful of indie developers have opted to develop games for older platforms that have become industry icons such as the Sega Dreamcast, Super NES and the SEGA Mega Drive, also known as the Genesis in North America. Funded via Kickstarter in November 2016 by…
Two Point Hospital Review
Back in the March of 1997, one of the most popular PC simulation games of all time made its debut. Developed by long time British developers Bullfrog, Theme Hospital became an instant hit with its unique visual style, compelling gameplay and surrealist humour. Although many developers tried to recapture the…
Divinity: Original Sin II – Definitive Edition Review
Travelling through giant frog invested dungeons, talking to animals for some advice or ancient chambers filled with the boney dead and constantly reviving your fallen comrades in battle are some of the tastes of exploring the world that Divinity Original Sin II - Definitive Edition has to offer. Normally with…
Robinson Crusoe: Adventures on The Cursed Island Review
Robinson Crusoe: Adventures on The Cursed Island is the second version of the game which has been redesigned to make it easier to play with a more concise and clearer rulebook. The co-op board game is set on a cursed island for up to 4 players and each round will…
Unavowed Review
The rise of digital distribution for video games has allowed for many older genres to receive a renascence, with the 8-bit styled platformer Shovel Knight being a prime example. Wadjet Eye Games has also taken advantage of this adaption in the market, allowing them to create several award-winning point and…
Alienware Area 51 R6 GTX1080 (2018) Review
We’ve reviewed a lot of the Alienware machines at this point but the Alienware Area-51 R6 is one of the most powerful machines you can own for gaming but does have a hefty price tag to match. It’s a nice looking machine, following the same design trends as the other…
Yakuza 0 (PC) Review
Yakuza 0 initially marked somewhat of a comeback for the Japanese series. While there was a slight following in the West, many including myself had never been acquainted with the series. Standing as a prequel to all other games in the series, and being the first Yakuza game playable on…
Sonic Mania Plus Review
Editor's Note - This review mainly focuses on the additional content which has been added into the original Sonic Mania, which we reviewed back in August 2017. Owners of the original game will need to purchase the Encore DLC to upgrade their copy, which is now available to purchase on…
Mary Skelter Nightmares Review
Originally released for the PlayStation Vita in 2014, Mary Skelter Nightmares received moderate critical reception from both critics and gamers. It was developed by long time JRPG makers Compile Heart, who also made the Hyperdimension Neptunia franchise and Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God. Like many games of…
Snakebyte Gaming:Seat Gaming Chair Review
Over the last few years, Snakebyte have provided a series of high quality accessories for gamers, ranging from third party controllers to plastic cabinets for holding your game cases. The Gaming:Seat is the company’s first foray into the realm of chairs designed for professional gamers, and will be available to…
Jurassic World Evolution Review
Welcome back Paleontologists and Tycoons. Join us as we build a park around the ancient world with Jurassic World Evolution by Frontier Development. So, grab your fossil brush, draw up your building plans, and let showcase some dinosaurs!
The 25th Ward: The Silver Case Review
For those acquainted with Suda51's previous work, the general tone of The 25th Ward will be very familiar. With a track record including, Killer Is Dead, Let It Die, and the No More Heroes Series, Suda51 excels at games focusing on colorful characters in absolutely bizarre situations. The 25th Ward…