Reviews

Avid Destiny fans, year one players united, The Taken King is the biggest expansion made for the game so far.

Headphones that you won’t need to crank the sound up on to enjoy your tunes? Believe it. Pro Sound’s IEM500’s deliver.

Incredibly faithful to the original cartoon canon, Transformers: Devastation is both more and (a little) less than meets the eye.

Bloodbowl II feels like Bloodbowl, and in the board game videogame market, that is a very good thing.

“Greetings Major” -A.V.A.

The edge of the galaxy is a dangerous place!

Founded in 2006 by current president and publisher Peter Simeti, Alterna Comics titles are distributed  worldwide in print and digital formats and in several languages.  In January 2011, Alterna’s FUBAR Vol. 2 reached #6 on the New York Times Best Selling Graphic Books list.  Alterna looks to have another hit …

Valiant’s big event book for the Fall comes to a close in the fourth issue of Book of Death, and it’s one not to miss.

Leaf through some of the best video game art wrk out there today in a book that doesn’t bother to get entrenched in the boring argument of whether or not games are art, but instead just moves forward with the premise that they are.

The Legend of Legacy is an updated version of the JRPG, simplifying many features while maintaining a classic feel.

Activision’s Skylanders return to the gaming world with the SuperChargers, adding vehicle play to the long running series. But do these new mechanics enhance or hinder the platformer?

defying gravity. with just one click.  

I had never heard of Atomic Robo when I started to read issue #2 of his comic, but I was so impressed that I did some research. Thanks Wikipedia!

Bridge Constructor was previously an iPhone physics-puzzle game that should have stayed on a mobile platform, because this is clearly nothing but a non-functioning, lazy port with no purpose other than to generate a few bucks to the creator’s pockets.

Dim Light takes a simple game mechanic and creates a rather simple, yet effective game. Taking the premise of real life horror mazes, this game by BeomSu Oh tasks players with escaping from the pitch-black madness. Upon opening the game i was automatically forced to liken it to ‘Limbo’ due …

High Strangeness is a short indie romp that takes its players through areas inspired by real life places of historical significance, such as Easter Island and the pyramids in Egypt.