New trailer for Homefront: The Revolution
A new trailer for Homefront: The Revolution has been unveiled along with the announcement of a Holiday 2016 release.
Study Finds Violent Video Games Makes Women Feel More Empowered
According to a study, the effects of violent video games on female gamers is that it boosts their self-esteem and makes them feel more desired.
Gaming In Vision: Forsaken Patriots
Gaming In Vision looks at how John Milus depicts survivalists in a negative light.
Review | Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War (iOs)
Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War attempts to bring the success of the iconic game series to the mobile device.
Review | S.A.S. Zombie Assault 4 (iOs)
S.A.S. Zombie Assault series has been one of the few mobile games that stands out for its quality gameplay. To keep the fourth game unique, Ninja Kiwi has taken it to a new setting.
Review | Wolfenstein: The New Order (PS3)
In a genre that has been saturated by Call of Duty – knockoffs, Wolfenstein: The New Order is a reminder that sometimes we need a little old fashion.
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.
No Multiplayer will present a Challenge for Wolfenstein
Will a lack of multiplayer present a great challenge to the development of Wolfenstein: The New Order?
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.
Shooters Need To Stop Imitating Modern Warfare
An argument for why shooters need to stop mimicking Call of Duty.
Review | Spec Ops: The Line (PC)
Spec Ops: The Line may appear to be a generic shooter attempting to resurrect a forgotten series but gamers will soon discover that it’s a gritty and unforgettable title with a well crafted story.