Review | The Caligula Effect: Overdose (PS4)
The Caligula Effect: Overdose is an experience that understands what kind of game it wants to be while also standing out in its own right.
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Review | Kingdom Hearts III (Xbox One)
After a long wait, Square Enix has given fans so much and more with Kingdom Hearts III.
Review | Beat Cop (PS4)
Beat Cops brings everything that made the original such a great experience to the PlayStation 4.
Review | Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel is a good adaptation of the iconic manga and anime series that was made possible by James Cameron.
Review | APEX: Legends (PS4)
APEX: Legends looks like a trend chaser but it ends up defying expectations to become a major Battle Royale title.
Review | Angry Birds: Dream Blast (iOS)
Angry Birds: Dream Blast takes an existing gaming concept to make a work of “creative bankruptcy”.
Review | Marvel’s The Punisher (Season 2)
Season 2 of Marvel’s The Punisher follows in the footsteps of its contemporaries by taking fans to a gritty vision of the Marvel Universe.
Review | Aion: Legions of War (iOs)
Aion: Legions of War is a mediocre mobile adaptation that brings nothing unique to the series amazing lore.
Review | Resident Evil 2 (PS4)
Resident Evil 2 is a remake that completely redesigns a classic work of horror while also respecting what made it so great.
Review | The Seven Deadly Sins: Prisoners of the Sky (Netflix)
The Seven Deadly Sins: Prisoners of the Sky is the classic story of an isolated community under siege by the Demon Clan and only the titular heroes can save the day.
Toy Review | Fallout Nano Force Series 1 Army Builder Collection
All four volumes of the Fallout Army Builder Collection was setup for both dedicated fans and collectors.
Review | Goblin Slayer (Season 1)
Goblin Slayer is a dark fantasy that could only be described as anime’s long awaited answer to Game of Thrones.
8Bit/Digi’s 5 Most Underrated Games of 2018
With all the attention focused on the best and the worst of the year, here are the most underrated games of 2018.
8Bit/Digi’s 10 Worst Games of 2018
As the year comes to an end, it’s time to look back at the worst games of 2018.
8Bit/Digi’s 10 Best Games of 2018
As the year comes to an end, it’s time to look back at the best games of 2018.
Late Review | Far Cry 5 (PS4)
Far Cry 5 is the first radical redesign of the series since the third game and it works to its advantage.
Review | Earth Defense Force 5 (PS4)
Earth Defense Force 5 is the same classic experience that fans have always enjoyed while giving new gamers a reason to pick it up.
Toy Review | Fallout Nano Force Series
A look at why the Fallout Nano Force Series is the perfect gift for Fallout fans.
Review | Command & Conquer: Rivals (iOS)
Rivals is just another generic RTS game for the mobile device that is made possible by EA being too lazy to wanna make a real Command & Conquer game.
Review | My Hero One’s Justice (PS4)
My Hero One’s Justice is a good start at building a video game adaptation of the hit anime and manga.
Review | Halloween (2018)
Halloween is basically trying to do what Scream did in the 90’s and reinvent the Slasher genre.
Review | Speed Brawl (PC)
Speed Brawl is what happens when you take steam punk, The Running Man and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure then mix it into a beat-em-up that has the tone of a web comic.
Review | Vox Machinae (Oculus)
Vox Machinae is a VR mech simulator made for the kind of gamer that is a fan of the BattleTech and Macross franchise.
Review | Evangelion (iOs)
Based on one of the most highly acclaimed anime series, Evangelion has players take control of a mech and battle swarms of Angels.
Review | Dungeon Construction Co. (iOs)
Based on the hit web comic, players take on the role of Gosipriel Whimperwind as she must test the many dungeons while Tedward Shadowspank collects data.
Review | We Happy Few (PC)
Taking the foundation established by George Orwell and Aldous Huxley, We Happy Few brings its own interpretation of the classic dystopian story.
Review | Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn (iOS)
Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn tries to be nostalgic in all the wrong ways by having a sense of humor but fails at being a functional game.
Review | Remothered: Tormented Fathers (PS4)
Remothered: Tormented Fathers is an experience that is made for horror fans, be it of cinema or gaming.
The Live Review | Far Cry 5: Hours of Darkness (PS4)
The Live Review looks at Far Cry 5: Hours of Darkness DLC for the PlayStation 4.
Review | The Walking Dead: Our World (iOs)
The Walking Dead: Our World establishes the blueprints for the AR horror survival in the hopes a real game development studio could make a better experience.