Review: Kingdom Hearts III
Since its release back in 2005, fans around the world have been eagerly pining for the long-awaited numbered sequel to Kingdom Hearts II. Multiple titles have been released... Read More
Review: Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition
A Decade in the Making The Tales series of games have become a somewhat staple JRPG franchise here in the west. The past few entries in the series... Read More
Review: We Happy Few
When I had the chance to sit down with Compulsion Games’ We Happy Few for the first time out at E3, I loved the witty humor and odd... Read More
Monster Hunter: World Receiving Expansion and The Witcher 3 Event
Today, Capcom announced that Monster Hunter: World will be receiving a new, massive DLC expansion in the form of Iceborne. The expansion, which arrives in Autumn of next... Read More
Hardware Review: PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for XBox One
Stay For the Third Party Third-party controllers have gotten such a stereotypically bad rap that it’s pretty much a meme nowadays. With official controllers for consoles often being... Read More
Review: State of Decay 2
Back in May, Undead Labs released their follow up to the cult hit State of Decay, bringing with it a new multiplayer component that lets friends tackle the... Read More
E3 2017 Quick-Look: Project CARS 2
If there’s one thing that you can look forward to every E3, it’s the consistently awesome offerings of Bandai-Namco. This year was no different. Among their demos was... Read More
The Long Journey Home: E3 Impressions
Daedalic Entertainment continues its work on The Long Journey Home, an intriguing melding of space exploration and RPG, with elements of old-school interactive fiction and choose your own adventure... Read More
Review: Resident Evil 0 HD
Around this time last year, Resident Evil HD was released, reintroducing people to the story in the series that started it all… or so they thought. Resident Evil 0... Read More
Review: Just Cause 3
If It Ain’t Broke… Readers here may have guessed, either through the number of times I’ve written about rhythm games or through my current Twitter handle, that I... Read More
Review: Life is Strange
Back in January, DONTNOD and Square Enix released the first episode of Life is Strange into the world- which we really enjoyed. We gave the first episode a... Read More
Hands on Impressions: Life is Strange Episode 4
As I dived into the penultimate episode of Life is Strange, I was reminded of how the narrative drove me to the very bizarre and jaw dropping ending... Read More
Review: Adventures of Pip
Adventures of Pip is a charming side scrolling platformer where you play as a single Pixel named Pip. Now, this isn’t Adventure on the Atari so as you... Read More
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Announced
Well, after the strange “CantKillProgress” campaign on Twitch and some accidental leaks from news sites, Square Enix has finally officially unveiled what everyone already figured out was coming:... Read More
Review: Resident Evil Revelations 2
The last main entry in the Resident Evil series wasn’t received very well. Resident Evil 6 was criticized for trying to pack too many stories into a single... Read More
A Look At DMC Definitive Edition
Capcom’s most recent entry in the Devil May Cry series, 2013’s DMC, comes to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with a Definitive Edition. This version of the game... Read More
New Type-0 Trailer Shows the Darker Side of Final Fantasy
It’s been well-known for a while now: the “lost” Final Fantasy game, Final Fantasy Type-0, is finally coming to the West as an HD-upgraded version for the PS4 and XBox One.... Read More
Dead Island 2 to be Playable at Gamescom 2014
Deep Silver announced today that fans attending Gamescom in Cologne, Germany will get to enjoy the zombie blood spatters of Dead Island 2 with a playable demo at... Read More
