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The Huntsman: Winter’s Curse (PS4) Review
The darker side of fairy tales We as a species have accumulated so much media and stories over the years that it seems to be common to find new versions that try and put new spins on previous ones. Be it different settings, alternate angles or a different tone. The …
Read More »Assault Suit Leynos (PS4) Review
It suited up, but can it move out? Assault Suit Leynos was a game that was released in Japan last year. It is a remake of the Sega Genesis game of the same name, known as Target Earth in the west. It finally received a western release on July 12th. …
Read More »Daydreamer Finally kind of Arrives on Consoles
Get ready for some sleepless nights as Daydreamer finally, kind of, arrives on consoles. On July 12th, the Roland Studios developed game lands on the PS4 for its full release. Unfortunately, Xbox One owners must search elsewhere to satisfy their 2-D horror needs since Daydreamer is officially PS4 console exclusive. The game will be published by Atlus. …
Read More »Furi (PS4) Review
Some games market themselves as a challenge. They taunt the gamer, daring them to step into their world and attempt to survive. The greats, like Dark Soul, pride themselves on providing a grueling but fair trial by fire. Others, like Battletoads, become notorious due to a lack of the latter. So, where …
Read More »Anima: Gate of Memories Review
Some games crowdfunded on Kickstarter are amazing. Some games are not. Anima: Gate of Memories falls short of being considered “good.” Anima: Gate of Memories is a third-person action RPG in which the player controls two characters in one body. The protagonist, only known as The Bearer, is forced into …
Read More »Mirror’s Edge Catalyst (PS4) Review
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst offers fast paced and exciting game play, a boring narrative and an interesting open world for the protagonist, Faith, to navigate. For fans of the original Mirror’s Edge released in 2008, the experience will no doubt be disappointing when confronted with a multitude of bland and forgettable …
Read More »Odin Sphere Leifthrasir (PS4) Review
A side-scrolling classic, Odin Sphere Leifthrasir is the definitive gold standard in video game remakes.
Read More »Battleborn (PS4) Review
Battleborn comes out packing to stand out in the year of Character Action titles.
Read More »Overwatch (PS4) Review
Overwatch takes a concept that has been done before and brings it to the level that fans have come to expect from Blizzard.
Read More »Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End (PS4) Review
The end of an era is also one of the best games of the year, as the Uncharted 4 takes the saga out with a bang.
Read More »Stories: The Path of Destinies (PS4) Review
This fantastic action-RPG uses branching paths to help you hunt down victory in an intriguing way, but is slightly marred by repeated content.
Read More »Tom Clancy’s The Division (PS4) Review
I was so excited for this game, that I convinced my fiancé to pre order the Sleeper Agent Edition. It didn’t take much to be honest, the edition was well worth the monies. Check the link here for the unboxing of the edition and a few words about the goodies …
Read More »Street Fighter V (PS4) Review
Our long-awated Street Fighter V review is finally here. Will fists fly at this location?
Read More »Deadpool (PS4) Review
Following its 2013’s release on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC, Deadpool has now landed on next-gen consoles with a version that is an almost straight port of the original, except for two challenge rooms and a couple of costumes. There’s no graphical update, no alternative modes and no shiny new …
Read More »World of Tanks (PS4) Review
Tanks? Check. Big Guns? Check. Awesome competition? CHECK! This is World of Tanks!
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