Reviews

Maize – Review (PS4)

Growing up on films like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Signs has left me with a deep distrust for farms and cornfields.

Obduction - Review (PS4)

Windjammers - Review (PS4 and Vita)

The 90s are back and it's everywhere you look and everywhere you go. (see what we did there?)

Blood Bowl 2: Legendary Edition - Review

Blood Bowl 2: Legendary Edition is an awesome take on a classic sports game. If you're someone who enjoys turn based tactical strategy games, this game might be for you.

Life Is Strange Before the Storm Episode 1: Awake - Review (PS4)

Making a sequel to a beloved franchise is always risky business. And the only thing that is riskier than making a sequel to a film or video game is making a prequel.  A prequel must recapture the magic of the original as well as introduce new ideas to set it apart. All of that while leading up to a story of which we already know the beginning, middle and end.  Developer Deck Nine was charged with the task of going back 3 years prior to the events in Life is Strange and reintroducing us to Arcadia Bay and the people that inhabit it.

Everybody's Golf - Review (PS4)

Everybody’s Golf really is just that… golf for everyone.

Windjammers Playstation 4 Preview

Arcade classic Windjammers is a treat on PS4 and PS Vita. Let's take a look at the port and the game itself.

Cities: Skylines - Review (PS4)

Even starting a new city in a small area seems like an insurmountable task. The complexity of the controls and decisions at your behest seem unlearnable.  But these things don’t mean the game isn’t a ton of fun.

Fist Impressions of Undertale on PS4

Undertale was released almost 2 years ago on PC and, while it had always intrigued me, I have less than zero interest in playing anything on PC.

RiME - Review

RiME is the story of a boy and his father...

Phantom Trigger - Review (Switch)

As described by their team, "Phantom Trigger is a Hardcore Neon Slasher with RPG and Roguelike elements." That's a whole lot of different genres to fit in one game if you ask us. 

Nidhogg 2 - Review

Despite the visual departure [from its predecessor], the intense sword flinging and swinging is intact and carries along with it a few new tricks.