Reviews

How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a game that lacks quite a lot of polish, suffering from unresponsive controls, bad camera, and graphics that would even be unfit on a PS2.

Titan Books produces an excellently put together art book for Ubisoft’s newest blockbuster.

Don your hat and pick up your sidearms once again for more action in Borgovia with NeoCore Games’ The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II.

Age of Wonders comes storming back to the PC in a 4x strategy title that does the long-standing series justice, while updating it for the modern gamer.

Watch_Dogs gave me hope for the future of gaming; now, that sounds weird but let me explain.

Mario Kart 8 manages to surpass its predecessors, making it arguably the greatest Mario Kart game in the series. Mario Kart 8 recaptures the spirit of the franchise, with its insane courses, balanced item system, and innovation. The anti-gravity feature is quite possibly the best innovation that the Mario Kart …

In a world divided by color, one man (er…monkey?) must uncover his true self and unite them all.

Fox releases their most ambitious X-Men film to date. Put simply, X-Men: Days of Future Past is an epic. The film, just released by 20th Century Fox at the end of May, ties together X-Men film story lines past and future while eliminating several of the more undesirable elements from …

The Idea of a haunted mirror might not sound scary. The feeling of the unknown is much more creepier than something that is explained, which is something Oculus does well.

The Discovery Channel’s newest documentary voyage into the strange settles its focus on the mysterious case of the Russian hikers who were brutally murdered in the Ural Mountains way back in 1959. What’s so strange about it? Just about everything.

So much wilderness, so little time…

On board a spooky, deserted ship, one detective must uncover the mysteries behind an ancient curse.

Fan blowing, barely lit room. It is a typical summer night as any, little did I know that I would be asked for my services.

Warhammer 40k goes tower defense with an action tilt.

A horror classic gets the Blu Ray treatment as Jack Palance’s portrayal of the vampire lord rises from its grave.

Tomb Raider: The Beginning is the prequel to 2013’s hit game title Tomb Raider. The book details the days leading up to the events depicted in the game, and gives you a deeper look into the characters.