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One of the most common notions in the game industry these days is that pixel art is overused, and I tend to agree with them. However, once in a while, a game comes around that reminds us of the style's beauty. Pixel art doesn't need to prey on retro fanatics,…
Dark Souls is back and you know we couldn't stay away, and yes we did review this.
Enter the Gungeon is finally out and we blasted tons of baddies while during this review.
If you liked Fallout 4, this is the perfect excuse to dive back in. Just don’t expect a fully fleshed out story to guide you through the new content.
Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, developed by Cyber Connect 2 and published by Bandai-Namco Entertainment, is the latest and possibly last entry into the Ultimate Ninja Storm series of games. With the experience that Cyber Connect 2 has with the franchise, does Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 continue…
Broforce, the insanely fun run and gun shooter by Free Lives has been a PC phenomenon since it broke into Early Access on Stream back in 2012. Since then the game has gone onto a full retail build in October 2015 (You can read our full review of the PC…
The Senran Kagura series can be hard not to judge on first sight: here we have a game full of well-endowed anime girls fighting and tearing clothes off, how can one respond to that? For those who take a chance or even openly embrace this image however, they are met with much…
When I played the Tom Clancy's: The Division beta, the game opened you up in a chopper that was going through chaos in the midst of a virus-stricken New York City, but the full game gave a realistic introduction of what it would be like to live in pandemic NYC.…
Gears of War: Ultimate Edition finally arrives on PC with sharper visuals and 60fps gameplay, but the Windows 10 Store version has a few issues.
Just like the base game, the Following still maintains that creepy feeling that made it such a hit in the first place. Hives of infected and deep caves also add new elements that are a nice change from the original game.
I’ve tried to stay fairly vague with this review because, like a movie, watching the tale unfold and feeling the emotions in the moment is half of the fun. The other half will be talking with your friends about those moments and your choices, like that one part where I...
Roguelikes are a tricky thing. They ask you to pay close attention to every move, demanding the utmost caution so that one does not find themselves crippled before the journey has really begun. Then, when you have poured all of that sweat into a run, and find yourself having come…
