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Just Dance 2014 Review
Just Wait The ultimate party game is back. This time instead of it being called the fifth in the series it got a brand new name: 2014. This new version of Just Dance does what the name assumes. It gives the audience more of wha...
Next-Gen Launch Title Poll Results
Launch Title Madness Poll Results As always, once SpawnPolls are taken down and the choices tallied, we put some time into studying the results that we get from these polls. Once we get into the nitty gritty details, there’s ...
The Wolf Among Us: Episode One – Faith Review
Silver AwardWho’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Telltale Games brought the graphic adventure back into relevancy last year with the The Walking Dead.  The Walking Dead  was a perfect marriage of gameplay and narrative, so much so th...
The Trials and Tribulations of Creating the Perfect Indie Horror Game
In round 1 of our focus on Nick Borrego and Enola, we delved into Nick’s inspirations, aspirations, and thoughts on creating the soundtrack for the upcoming survival horror game, Enola. Now SlasherJPC from the House of Ga...
Revamp The Graphics But Don’t Revamp My Experience: A Tale Of Frustration
If you follow me on Twitter, you might be aware that I have recently decided to take a stab at my third attempt to successfully play through Shadow of the Colossus. If you do, then you might also be aware of how much the HD it...
10 Xbox Live Indie Games Worth Playing
The Xbox Live Indie Games section of the Xbox Live Marketplace is depressing. I’ll actually go a step further: it’s utter junk. Most of the games available on it are poor clones of popular games, games filled with p...
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardThe Smoothest of Sailing Eleven years have passed since the polarizing Zelda adventure, The Wind Waker, hit the GameCube. In that time, its gained praise from players all over the world, who grew to love the art style and charm...
Day One: Garry’s Incident Review
This Game is Just… Wrong Day One: Garry’s Incident is a first-person shooter survival game, set in an Amazonian style jungle. The player must navigate situations, craft and kill their way through some natives for no app...
Gaming is Better With a Friend
As you could probably guess, playing games is one of my favorite things to do, and has been for a very long time. But something I love just as much, if not more than playing by myself, is playing with friends. Being able to sha...
One Late Night: Complete Playthrough
Join SlasherJPC and watch him play through One Late Night all the way to the end! And don’t be surprised, horror fans…the game is not that long. But as long as the time is well spent and frightening enough, who car...
Montague’s Mount Preview
SlasherJPC’s back at it again with a gameplay preview of Polypusher Studio’s Montague’s Mount. From their page: “…a first person psychological rollercoaster ride through isolation, desolation and o...
Outlast Walkthrough Part 6 and SlasherJPC’s Review
Finally, here we are with SlasherJPC’s Part 6 of his Outlast Walkthrough, titled “Run for Your Life!”. Check out how SlasherJPC fares in the closing moments of this absolutely terrifying game. And as a treat, ...
Ascend: Hand of Kul Review
No Strings Attached I’ll be honest: I hate microtransactions. I don’t like it when they’re shoved in my face, like they were in Dead Space 3 (which I enjoyed). I especially don’t like it when I canR...
Atomic Ninjas Review
Editor's ChoiceSleeper Hit!Bronze AwardA Ninja Battle Royale Atomic Ninjas is a game that’s good for all ages. There are some game modes where strategy can come into play, but anyone can pick up the controller and play. Children and adults alike can all enjoy ...
Agarest: Generations of War Review
Just Another jRPG And not a very good one at that. Agarest: Generations of War from Ghostlight sounded like that answer to many PC gamer’s wishes for more jRPGs, but after a great beginning the game fell prey to repetiti...
