Review | Welkin Road (PC)
Welkin Road is a speed runners idea of the perfect game.
Review | Resident Evil 6 (PS4)
Resident Evil 6 is another attempt by Capcom to convince fans that this was a fun title but it ends up becoming a sorry way to promote failure.
Review | Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice
Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice fails as a superhero film but succeeds at being a work of social commentary.
Review | Manhunt (PS4)
Manhunt was Rockstar Games first forte into the horror survival genre while serving as a reminder that human nature will always be the most horrifying creature.
Review | Daredevil (Season 2)
The second season of Daredevil is more than just about the title hero battling both criminals and moral dilemmas but also a humanist examination.
Review | Blood Alloy: Reborn (PC)
Blood Alloy: Reborn is a 2D adventure that combines the elements of an old school game with a unique artistic tone.
Review | Tom Clancy’s The Division (PS4)
Tom Clancy’s The Division will be forever remembered as the late authors magnum opus.
Review | Broforce (PS4)
Broforce is that special kind of games that combines one’s love for classic 8-bit run & gun adventures with 80’s action films.
Review | This War of Mine: The Little Ones (PS4)
War never changes but who is telling the story does with This War of Mine: The Little Ones, a game that focus on the hardships of the civilian population during war.
Review | XCOM 2 (PC)
XCOM 2 demonstrates that the reboot was not a fluke as the iconic series has been reborn for a new era.
Review | Resident Evil Zero (PS4)
Before the Arklay Mansion incident that set the foundation for a horror icon, survive the nightmare that Rebecca Chambers encountered in Resident Evil 0.
Review | Pocket Mortys (iOs)
Pocket Mortys is a Pokemon-like game that will get fans “rickety-rickety-wrecked, son.”
The 10 Best Games of 2015
This was the year that the Next-Gen consoles got to shine and now its time to look back at the 10 best games of 2015.
Review | Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (iPhone)
1998 was the year when the criminal underworld of Liberty City would be changed forever thanks to Toni Cipriani.
Review | The Mean Greens (PC)
Old school gamers who recall the Army Men series will take a liking to The Mean Greens.