Sniper Elite III Review
I want to get one thing out of the way, straight away. If you are a gamer that prefers story to gameplay, stop reading now because Sniper Elite III is all about the gameplay. The “story,” such as it is, feels 100% like it was t...
Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark Review
Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark is basically the big, rusty, scrap-metal fused knot that ties every Transformers game and movie from the last few years together. By being the direct sequel to High Moon Studio’s tota...
Watch Dogs Review
Bronze AwardFreedom and choice are concepts that permeate every single moment in Watch Dogs and not once does the game filter you down a different path. Make no mistake; Watch Dogs is a singular, linear story of revenge. There are no bran...
Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardThought the wait was over, huh? When you think of the Metal Gear Solid franchise, you think of boxes, stealth, and less than intelligent sentries patrolling a massive area. What if I told you that everything you think you kn...
Warframe Review
Uploading Boredom The last free-to-play game I played (and reviewed) was Ascend: Hand of Kul.  I enjoyed it; I’ve mostly forgotten about it, but at the time it was a decent distraction. A lot of people complain about mi...
Earth Defense Force 2025 Review
SlasherJPC is back at it again. He reviews Earth Defense Force 2025 for the PlayStation 3 (also available for the Xbox 360). Much like the Dynasty Warriors series, the EDF games are pretty resistant to change with each of its n...
Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus Review
Destructapalooza! The PlayStation 4 is now out in North America, which means a new generation of gaming has begun. You can bet your bottom dollar Insomniac will make a next-gen Ratchet & Clank game somewhere along the line ...
Lost Planet 3 Review
Extreme Conditions, Mild Gameplay It’s very rare to see a normal person playing the role of protagonist in an action game, much less a sci-fi game. In a genre mostly comprised of various space marines, it’s nice to...
Star Trek Review
Live Long and Prosper…by Avoiding this Game The new Star Trek movies directed by J.J. Abrams have been doing well so far. With mostly positive reviews from critics and movie goers, the rebooted franchise has become a sign...
Fuse Review
A Fusion of Action, RPG, and Boredom After years of Playstation exclusives, Insomniac Games is back with not only a new IP, but the first game in their line-up to be on both the Playstation 3 and the Xbox 360. This game was t...
Dead Space 3 Review
Less Horror, More Microtransactions It is difficult not to compare the Dead Space series with the “Alien” franchise simply because they are very similar. Dead Space is like “Alien” because it was more ...
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified Mega-Review
Battle Focused Nirvana A year after the surprise sleeper hit XCOM: Enemy Unknown wowed the RTS and turn-based crowd, the XCOM brand started regaining steam proper. Added to that there was also some development going on a game c...
Halo: Spartan Assault Review
I’ll admit that I had some reservations about this game when it was announced. I’m a huge fan of the Halo universe and to go from a first-person shooter on a console to a mobile platform seemed like a jump that could not ...
Splinter Cell: Blacklist Mega-Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardYou Can’t Stop the Blacklist It’s very rare that a sequel can live up to its predecessor, and even moreso when the sixth installment makes a run at the best game in the series. Well, I can safely say that Splinter Cell:...
Slasher Video Review: Saints Row 4
Silver AwardPrepare for utter mayhem, fantastical powers, a lot of hineys, and some incredibly crazy antics in this video review of Saints Row 4 by SlasherJPC (and that’s not even getting into the craziness in the actual gameplay vid...
