Reviews

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 …

My girlfriend is trying to become a presence on Twitch. I, too, have toyed with the idea, but I don’t have the perseverance to stream every day. What does this all have to do with Grow Home? Well, part of being found on Twitch is playing games that have just …

Nowhere near as silly as the name implies, Grey Goo is an RTS in the classic mold, and that’s not a bad thing.

Transistor is nearly flawless from beginning to end. The science-fiction, role-playing, action game exceeded my high expectations and solidifies Supergiant Games’ position as masters of indie development.

More of a puzzle game than the action/platformer that it might appear to be, Kick & Fennick from Jaywalkers Interactive decent fun.

A Soviet cosmonaut is about to find out what makes a man into a god, and the Valiant Universe is going to have to deal with the repercussions of the dawn of maybe it’s most powerful character.

Traveller’s Tales goes back to the DCU for a third title in their Batman series.

Valiant’s newest monthly pits its greatest villains against a word that has seen Toyo Harada for the bad guy that he is in Imperium.

Warning: There are some unavoidable spoilers ahead in this review of episode 2 of Telltale Games’ Game of Thrones series.