Latest Reviews
Back 4 Blood
Back 4 Blood is a great multiplayer shooter for the masses that ultimately neglects its single-player crowd. Playing through the campaign with friends or a legit human team can make a big difference when engaging with this title. It’s best to stick with multiplayer for this title since it’s not...
It isn’t a terrible game. If anything, the BloodRayne Betrayal remaster could and should have done a lot more to fix some of the issues that were present even in the original game. Platforming is the biggest offender here – and there’s, unfortunately, a little too much of it throughout...
UnMetal
UnMetal is a great indie game that excels in satirical storytelling and art commitment. Playing as Jesse Fox easily reminded me of the likes of Kung Fury infused with the elements from Metal Gear Solid. It’s one fun ride that I enjoyed following along with; I know some of the...
NBA 2K22
All in all, NBA 2K22 on next-gen systems is the best NBA 2K game to release in years. The gameplay receives a much-needed revamp, leading to a fun experience for everyone, regardless of whether you are playing as a primary scorer or defensive anchor. MyNBA gives players an in-depth and...
However, there is a small chance our souls will be sent back to oblivion… fans are counting on Bethesda to lighten up their day! Taking into account what Bethesda has done in the past, they may have some exciting information to share! Especially since fans suffered from the unfortunate early...
Double Kick Heroes
Verdict: Double Kick Heroes is a retro-style rhythm game by Headbang Club. With a simplistic art style and the only audio being music, the primary focus is on gameplay and the story themselves. Fans of titles such as the Guitar Hero and Rock Band series are sure to find something to love about it. If you...
Verdict: Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory is an okay filler title in between main titles but feels out of date. The game’s rhythm mechanics would have been great during the early 2010s when Rockband and Guitar Hero were still prevalent; however, it does appear rhythm games are making a comeback,...
Hades
Verdict: Rogue Lites and Rogue Likes can be hit or miss. There’s a thin line to walk. You’re either going to have a game that’s too hard, and people give up on, or one that’s too easy and doesn’t have enough original stuff to keep people coming back. Hades absolutely...
Watch Dogs: Legion
Verdict: Watch Dogs: Legion propels the franchise to new heights, with fresh takes on the classic formula. The new Play as Anyone system works beautifully, offering characters with diverse personalities and skills across the city of London. It creates a gameplay loop that focuses on player choice, making no two...
Disc Room
Disc Room might not be a contender for game of the year but it is still enjoyable. The game’s retail price seems a bit high ($14.99) for a short game. Our playthrough of Disc Room‘s normal mode only took two hours without lowering the game’s difficulty. Hard does take a...
Skully
Verdict: Skully offers some great gameplay that’s satisfying when done right, and gives plenty of uniqueness throughout its five-hour run. This, combined with some wonderful sound design, give Skully some solid ground to work off of. Despite that, I can’t help but feel there could’ve been much more done here...
Verdict: New players won’t find the true potential of adventure games from Curse of Bone Town‘s simplistic story and easy-going puzzles. Experts won’t be easily amused by the references either. Despite that, imaginarylab has made a solid framework for their future endeavors with this title. It may not be an...
