Reviews

The Buffy comic’s are not all that different to the TV show, same humor, mostly same characters and the same basic story line. Buffy is not a normal girl, she is the Slayer, One girl chosen every life time, blah blah, the fans know the prologue all too well; basically Buffy …

The latest in Sega and Creative Assembly’s Total War series, Attila, lays siege to the PC. 

The enigmatic Ninjak gets a starring role in one of the most highly anticipated Valiant releases of the year.

Harold is a fun little game brought to you by Moon Spider Studio involving the title goof and an angel who has a pretty rough road ahead of him protecting said goof.

Pillar is definitely a one of a kind sort of game. It has all the makings of being a brilliantly thought out journey through a wonderfully decorative landscape, except one thing, no one has any clue what they’re doing!

Is Nintendo’s latest revision of the 3DS hardware worth your time? Well yeah, pretty much.

Sound is such a fundamental part of gaming. From the many nuances of theme music that tip you off to upcoming tense moments, to the footsteps of approaching enemies or hail of gunfire, to the catchy tune that instantly brings memories of a favorite game, gaming is an experience that …

Apotheon is a 2D adventure platformer, reminiscent of Castlevania and Metroid, that capitalizes on style and story to push beyond genre limitations.

Jack’s of all trades are usually masters of none. Hand of Fate though is a master of every single one of them and a can’t miss game.

Breaking out of prison has never been so much fun. The Escapist has done a masterful job of bringing the experience of prison life to the Xbox One.

Hold on, things are about to get odd… Oddworld that is, as the remade adventure of Abe arrives in the form of Oddworld: New n’ Tasty for the PC.

From the pages of Hellboy and Dark Horse’s B.P.R.D. universe, Frankenstein Underground continues the story of this unique adaptation of the famous monster.

Back-up battery packs for your cell phone are kind of under appreciated in general and sort of like an afterthought for even the most tech-savvy among us. When you need one though, well, you really need one.

Turn based strategy with robots.  And a ball.

Blue Estate is a fun and exciting story and developer HeSaw has done an amazing job of crafting the artistic style found in the comic book pages created by Viktor Kalvachev and Kosta Yanev. This rail shooter is one heck of a ride and well worth playing.

This game is bad. “Oh, well that was a short review.” It’s bad, and it’s really NOT worth any money, at all. Ever. “Oh, slightly longer but still very short review. Good job!” That feeling in your gut, right now. You feel…disappointed? Like something is missing? An introduction, perhaps? Now …