Reviews

Metro Last Light returns as half of the ‘Redux’ package, bringing one of the best FPS series of last-gen to the new round of consoles and the PC with a fresh coat of paint.

Like a roller coaster, Metro 2033 Redux had its share of ups and downs, but was this ride ultimately a memorable one?

D-Link brings a router to market with the Wireless AC1900 that promises top shelf streaming and gaming, with mobile interaction by way of its own cloud.

Oh, the headset. It seems like such a simple thing, but it’s so hard to get it just right. You need perfect sound, of course – after all, hearing an approaching footstep or the click of a gun being cocked can mean the difference between “achievement unlocked” and “game over”. …

The Ninja Turtles are back in their first live-action movie since 1993.

In her first novel under the pen name Mira Grant, this political zombie apocalypse based read is the beginning of her ‘Newsflesh trilogy’. 

One of the best fighting games in recent years gets even better, but is it worth the upgrade?

The third Sacred titles arrives with little of what made the series a fan favorite in tow.

Naughty Dog’s instant classic reappears in a new Remastered form for the PS4.

Spiders’ followup to the ambitious Mars War Logs ups the ante, but doesn’t quite break into the land of top tier RPGs.

Squids Odyssey brings the handheld franchise onto the Wii U for some undersea questing action. 

Two steps back.

Once upon a time, there was a game critic who was told to review a game about one of his favorite book series, based upon classical fairy tales. He played it, made (most of) the right decisions, and lived happily ever after.

In a quaint little village, a young boy awakens to find his greatest fear has been realized; monsters have eaten his birthday cake.

Usagi Yojimbo is the long running series of graphic novels by acclaimed cartoonist Stan Sakai about a anamorphic beings living in the Bushi era Japan. The main story focuses on Usagi, a Samurai rabbit who is out to save the land from the various evil and nefarious beings. He managed …

“Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition” is a lot like a really good guacamole.