Platinum Games’ femme fatale got a Nintendo redux last month for the Switch, with Bayonetta 2 (and 1) arriving. The semi-double pack snagged our Game of the Month pick, narrowly beating out a remake/remaster for the PS4.
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Warhammer: Vermintide 2 proved a spectacular example of the Warhammer license done justice in a video game. My time with the brutal horde-survival game left me feeling awestruck from wading through the endless hosts of the Vermintide. It’s safe to say that Warhammer: Vermintide 2 left an impression that few …
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Puyo Puyo Tetris is a 1-4 player Tetris Puyo Puyo mashup where players can play Tetris, Puyo Puyo or Tetris Puyo Puyo Fusion against other people (online and locally) or against AI opponents. Gameplay Puyo Puyo Tetris is a puzzle game with the mechanics of Tetris and Puyo Puyo. –Skip …
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There wasn’t all that much hitting retail this past January, but there were a few sparkly gems in there nonetheless. And our favorite out of all of them was Monster Hunter World.
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MADiSON is a highly realistic, insanely terrifying psychological horror game demo that made me shit my pants. MADiSON builds up ambient fear to maximize all the jump-scares it has in store. While I do wish games would rely less on jump-scares and more on ambiance, I do feel that MADiSON …
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The Spyro trilogy was reported to be announced as a remastered game, much like Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, this year in March.
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Hellboy investigates Port Orange in Florida, 1955, where a spate of spontaneous human combustions have plagued the area. The one-shot is a tight little tale that’s got artwork telling more than the story itself. It’s a good read and I believe it takes a more pacifist approach to usual Hellboy …
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Chapter 102 of Attack On Titan titled “It’s too late” brought the beginnings of the war between Marley and Paradis Island. The following is discussion, reflection and interpretation of the events of this latest Attack On Titan chapter. Spoilers are guaranteed so it’s best to catch up first and then …
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February is already half gone, and we totally missed our monthly Coming Up feature. Honestly though, there isn’t all that much to report on. So, you kind of didn’t miss all that much.
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Manhunt is an unfinished-looking comic about a contract killer and the detectives trying to catch him. Manhunt has nothing going for it: the art is poor and the writing is poor. This review is going to be more roast than boast so I hope your jimmies are clean because they …
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This was by far of one, if not the greatest, years ever for video games. It was chalk full of unique games and adventures. There were also a couple of old ideas that were given new life on a brand new system. Each console in 2017 had an outstanding game …
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Who doesn’t like a nice list? Well, I have a doozy for you, loaded with the most incredibly niche games imaginable, that make up my personal Game of the Year awards! Actually that’s a complete lie, this is all big-name stuff on here.
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Although it might not quite be able to compete witht he incredible first year of the Nintendo Switch, Sony’s PlayStation 4 had a pretty strong year as well. Where Xbox’s games of the year were smaller and indies, the Switch’s were action, platforming and strategy, PS4’s games are largely of …
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The past year was an amazing year for video games. There were a lot of great games released in 2017 and here is a list of console exclusive Xbox One games that have been nominated for Game of the Year. It was also a big year for Xbox, but not …
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This past year was one filled with big moments and surprises, we present awards to the ones that impacted us the most today. But that’s not all, as we also voted on the best in graphics, sound, and more.
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2017 was an excellent year for games. Early on, Resident Evil VII came out and brought the series back from life support. Two months later, the Switch launched, bringing with it the genre defining Breath of the Wild. The rest of the year brought games that were just as excellent: …
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