Review | BDSM: Big Drunk Satanic Massacre (PC)
With its ultra violence and crude humor, BDSM: Big Drunk Satanic Massacre is a homage to an era when gaming was beginning to mature.
Review | Contra: Rogue Corps (PC)
Contra: Rogue Corps is the result of when a game publisher chases out all their talented leaders and staff then replaces them with leftovers.
Review | Left Alive (PS4)
Left Alive had so much promise only for the story not to be properly crafted and the gameplay better optimized for the experience.
Review | Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient (Ch. 1)
The first chapter of Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient is an introduction to this new entry while setting the groundwork for something different.
Review | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (PS4)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a return to the series roots along with the lessons learned from over two decades of being a mega franchise.
Review | The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III (PS4)
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III not only continues the journey of Rean Schwarzer but also that of the iconic series.
Review | No Guns Life (Volume 1)
No Guns Life embraces the best tropes of the cyberpunk and noir genre while also standing out for its originality.
Review | Call of Duty: Mobile (iOs)
Call of Duty: Mobile attempts to be a mobile title along with a Call of Duty experience and it succeeds at doing both.
Review | Men of War: Assault Squad 2 – Cold War (PC)
Men of War: Assault Squad 2 – Cold War takes a good premise and dose less than nothing in regards to being an enjoyable game.
Review | Code Vein (PS4)
Code Vein is a challenging experience in a lore rich world that is able to strike a balance between originality and familiarity.
Review | Attack on Titan: Tactics (iOs)
Attack on Titan: Tactics allows fans to experiences a unique interpretation of the Battle of Trost District.
Review | 198X (PC)
198X is one of those rare titles that will resonate personally with an old school gamer because they have lived the experience.
Review | Doom II (iOs)
Everything that has made Doom II one of the most iconic shooters could now be experienced on the iPhone.
Review | Wolfenstein: Youngblood (PC)
Wolfenstein: Youngblood should be a unique entry in the iconic series but it ends up being a mediocre experience.
Review | The Blackout Club (PS4)
The Blackout Club could have been a unique horror game that unfortunately fails to deliver on its promises.
Review | Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle (PS4)
Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle allows fans of the series to comeback now that they could experience the events of Season 3.
Review | Dr. Mario World (iOs)
Dr. Mario World is another successful attempt by Nintendo to bring their iconic games to the iPhone.