Assassin's Creed returns in glorious fashion, it's fresh, it's beautiful, and most importantly its pretty damn fun.
Game Review: Assassin’s Creed Origins
Game Review: Horizon: Zero Dawn
Guerilla Games have created a stunning world filled in Horizon: Zero Dawn. You can explore fertile valleys to rocky deserts, uncovering the mysteries of a civilization long past. Nature has retaken the world but some advanced technology still exists. Humans now share their world with machines, these curious creatures have developed their own ecosystem where they... Continue Reading →
Game Review: Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth Book 1
Although slow to start, Book 1 of Daedalic Entertainment's interactive novel eventually draws players in as it sets the stage for a compelling narrative driven drama.
Game Review: Quarantine
The fate of the world is on the line yet Quarantine manages to transition from frustrating to boring, with little satisfaction in between.
Game Review: Cooking Witch
Turns out I am a monster, I really like cooking kids. Sadly the kid cooking fun of this dark indie game is not sustainable.
Game Review: Prey
Arkane Studios has crafted a terrifying sci-fi FPS that keeps you on the edge of your couch to the last moment. It stands up against the classic titles that influenced its design.
Game Review: Sniper Elite 4
Bigger maps, more ways to kill, and a new setting, but it is patience that truly rewards players in Sniper Elite 4.
Game Review: Slayaway Camp
This summer, no one is safe at... Slayaway Camp: The Review!
Game Review: Hue
Hue is color-shifting fun with a striking visual aesthetic that makes it stand out.
Game Review: Watch Dogs 2
This world is dynamic and vibrant, characters are actually interesting, and the strategies for hacking your way through the game have been completely upgraded. Ubisoft gives players such good new and improved tools for solving problems that you may never need to take the violence approach.
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