Murdered: Soul Suspect Mega-Review
Murdered: Soul Suspect is a weird game. I’m not talking about in the sense that its story is filled with WTF moments, though it has its fair share. I mean it’s STRANGE; peculiar to its very core. I’ve had mix...
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review; or False Advertising
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 belongs in 2006. Back then it would’ve been widely regarded as a good superhero game by most critics. Its flaws wouldn’t be as noticeable. People would still be playing it now and even thou...
Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls Review
Silver AwardAngels Fall Into Death’s Embrace Blizzard doesn’t often disappoint, and when they do, it’s minor things that one can easily overlook. Diablo IIIÂ received its first expansion, and was especially susceptible to...
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...
The Lego Movie Videogame Review
Everything Is Average Traveller’s Tales is great at handling licenses. They’ve done a better job of creating well-known worlds out of plastic blocks than most other developers have done with other resources. I had a...
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 Mega-Review
Castlevania Gets the Modern Treatment Ever since the best Castlevania  game, Symphony of the Night,  released, developers have been trying to successfully repeat its formula. Some have succeeded, and some have failed. Mercu...
Rambo: The Video Game Review
SlasherJPC reviews Rambo: The Video Game, a game that hit the snooze button about 30 years too late. The game has stealth, co-op, and decently follows the events of the 3 Rambo movies, but…it’s a rail shooter. Yeeee...
Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc Review
Silver AwardOffbeat GemSlasherJPC delves into the mysteries of Hope’s Peak Academy in Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc, and gives us the skinny on whether or not this murder mystery (much in the vein of Persona Golden 4), is worth your time and ...
Fable Anniversary Review
SlasherJPC reviews the HD version of the original Fable from the Xbox. Is Fable Anniversary‘s gameplay still good enough to be viable in today’s gaming world? Are the updated HD graphics attractive enough to make yo...
Lego Marvel Super Heroes Review
Silver AwardAvengers Assembled Traveller’s Tales’ obvious affection for Lego showed all the way back in 2005 when they created Lego Star Wars, which is credited with starting the Lego game series. They’ve released man...
Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures Review
Shockingly Decent The original Pac-Man is 33 years old. I’ve purchased it more than any other game ever. I bought it on Xbox Live a few weeks ago. Pac-Man has always fared well on a 2D plane, such as in the fantastic ...
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON’T KNOW! Review
The Land of Eww I suppose I’m a fan of Adventure Time. Its brand of subversive humor is right up my alley, and I’ve actually enjoyed the episodes I’ve seen. When I first read reports that Adventure Time: Exp...
Deadfall Adventures Mega-Review
Why respect ancient artifacts when you can blow them up? Nordic Games latest title, Deadfall Adventures, is a first-person, tomb-raiding, Indiana Jones-esque game that tries to join the ranks of Uncharted and Tomb Raider in the...
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardA Link to the Best of Times The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds (ALBW) gets so many elements of the Zelda formula exactly right, I start to wonder why all the extra fluff was ever in the series to begin with. Nothing get...
Ryse: Son of Rome Mega-Review
When In Rome, Kick Ass as the Romans Do Admittedly, Ryse: Son of Rome was not my first round draft pick as the inaugural game for my Xbox One. I had originally pre-ordered Watch Dogs, but that got delayed, and since I hadn̵...
