Review | PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PC)
One of the most talked about games of 2017, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has finally left early access and now we get to give it a proper review.
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Review | Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Star Wars: The Last Jedi is a story that neither plays safe nor panders to nostalgia but instead goes against ones expectations.
The 10 Best Games of 2017
As the year comes to an end, its time to look back at the 10 best games of 2017.
Review | Marvel’s The Punisher (Season 1)
Season 1 of Marvel’s The Punisher dose the character justice and helps Netflix get their spark back.
Review | The Solus Project (PS4)
The Solus Project is a standard survival titles as in it offers a unique experience but gets boring way too fast.
Review | Doom (Switch)
Doom is the perfect old school shooter for the Nintendo Switch.
Review | Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!
I Choose You! is a retelling of the classic story about how Ash meet Pikachu.
Review | The Tower: Assassin’s Creed (iOs)
Ketchapp basically took The Tower and just slapped an Assassin’s Creed skin over it and called it a day.
Review | Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (PS4)
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is an old school shooter with a thought provoking and multi-layered story.
Review | Rick and Morty (Season 3)
Season 3 of Rick and Morty is one of the darkest and most philosophically insightful shows on television.
Review | Stranger Things: The Game (iOs)
Following the tradition of the show, Stranger Things: The Game is a tribute to the 8-bit era of gaming.
Review | Cuphead (PC)
Cuphead is an old school platform adventure that feels like a cartoon form the 1930’s.
Review | The Castle of Cagliostro (re-release)
In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Lupin the Third, the debut film of Hayao Miyazaki returns to theaters.
Review | Resident Evil: Revelations (PS4)
Resident Evil: Revelations is still an excellent blend of new mechanics while preserving its horror content.
Review | Death Note (Netflix)
Netflix adaptions of Death Note is nothing more than a by-the-books high school thriller that is devoid of everything that had defined the anime series.
Review | Agents of Mayhem (PS4)
Agents of Mayhem continues the tradition of its predecessor but is too focus on nostalgia while lacking substance with its gameplay.
Review | Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Has Luc Besson recreated the magic of The Fifth Element with Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets or is this a dumpster fire like Jupiter Ascending?
Review | Castlevania (Netflix)
Netflix takes its biggest risk with an adaption of Castlevania.
Review | Zombie Gunship Survival (iOs)
Imagine an entire game based on “Death from Above” from Modern Warfare then add zombies into the mix and the result is Zombie Gunship Survival.
Review | Nonstop Chuck Norris (iOs)
Chuck Norris facts may be a played out meme but this game makes them feel fresh again.
Review | Injustice 2 (PS4)
Injustice 2 is the perfect fighting game for DC fans.
Review | Your Name
Your Name is more than a magical experience but a powerful masterpiece that will touch its audience in the most emotional ways.
Review | Seasons after Fall (PS4)
PlayStation gamers who enjoyed Ōkami back in the day will enjoy this mythical experience.
Review | Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 (PS4)
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 is an improvement over its predecessors without compromising on what has made the series popular.
Review | Beat Cop (PC)
Beat Cop is a police simulator that attempts to recreate the realism of the Police Quest series while also paying a homage to the culture of the 1980’s.
Review | Mystery Science Theater 3000 (Netflix)
The Netflix reboot of Mystery Science Theater 3000 combines the charm of the original show with the star power of Jonah Ray, Felicia Day, and Patton Oswalt.
Review | Rick and Morty Season 3 Premiere
The surprise Season 3 premier of Rick and Morty has to be one of the greatest April Fools moments in television history.
Review | Day of Infamy (PC)
The masterminds behind Insurgency present a unique multiplayer shooter set during the European Theater of World War II.
Review | Sniper Elite 4 (PS4)
If you’re not a fan of teaching Nazi’s a lesson in humanity then you will really enjoy getting behind the scope of a rifle and putting them down in Sniper Elite 4.
Review | John Wick Chronicles (Vive)
John Wick Chronicles is not the 007 GoldenEye of VR but is instead both a forgettable movie game and another work of shovelware.