Review | South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS3)
South Park: The Stick of Truth is more then just a game but also a “Thank You” from Trey Parker and Matt Stone to the gaming world.
Review | Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (iPhone)
Return to the streets of Los Santos while on the go with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for the iPhone.
Review | Call of Duty: Ghosts (PS3)
Ghosts brings the series to the Next Gen on a wimper instead of a bang.
Review | Saints Row IV (PC)
Saints Row IV is the result of a development team saying “f***-it” then popping some steroids. The result is a work of comedy gold.
Review | Payday 2 (PC)
Gamers who are seeking a crime thrilled adventure or the desire to build their own criminal empire but can’t wait for Grand Theft Auto V will take joy in organizing a major heist in Payday 2.
Review | Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection (PS3)
Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection is a gift to hard core fans and a proper introduction to new gamers.
Review | Max Payne 3 (Mac)
Max Payne returns to wage a bloody vendetta against organized crime in the streets of São Paulo.
Review | Resident Evil: Revelations (PS3)
Resident Evil: Revelations not only brings back the series two main protagonists but it also returns the game to its horror survival roots.
Review | Dead Island: Riptide (PS3)
Dead Island: Riptide should be the ideal horror game in theory but with a weak and recycled gameplay makes it another boring experience.
Review | Injustice: Gods Among Us (PS3)
Injustice: Gods Among Us is more than just a fighting game set in the DC Universe but the ultimate way to settle fan debates.
Review | Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (PS3)
1984 was the year when the criminal underworld of Vice City would be changed forever thanks to Victor Vance.
Review | Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PS3)
1998 was the year when the criminal underworld of Liberty City would be changed forever thanks to Toni Cipriani.
Review | BioShock: Infinite (PC)
BioShock: Infinite takes players to nightmare based on the worst values of American exceptionalism.
Review | BioShock: Infinite (PS3)
BioShock: Infinite takes players to nightmare based on the worst values of American exceptionalism.
Review | Army of Two: Devils Cartel (PS3)
Gamers hoping to take on another exciting mission for T.W.O. will only find The Devil’s Cartel to be a mundane shooter.