Blue Estate Review
First of all I’d like to preface this review with a bit of a disclaimer. I have no prior knowledge of the Blue Estate graphic novel series, so for the purpose of this review I’ll be rating the game purely on its own...
Wolfenstein: The New Order Review
Silver AwardThis Wolf is Definitely Leading the Pack Wolfenstein: The New Order begins in an alternate history version of the year 1946. World War II is still ongoing and the Nazis have managed to develop advanced technologies, which give ...
Titanfall Xbox 360 Review
Gold Award“Prepare for Titanfall… Again.” Titanfall for the Xbox 360 has finally arrived after being pushed back nearly a month after the Xbox One copy released. The real question is does it hold up against its Xbox O...
BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea – Episode 2 Review
Silver AwardWill the Circle Be Unbroken? Irrational Games shut down on Feb. 28, 2014. I was sad. I cried. The original BioShock  is one of my favorite games; I will always, always remember it and how I felt playing it. Though BioShock I...
Titanfall Review
Gold AwardYour Titan is Now Ready Since its first gameplay trailer was revealed to the world, Titanfall was one of the most talked about next-gen games. It seemed ambitious, creative, and innovative, which excited a lot of people. Howeve...
The Art of Titanfall Book Review
Gold AwardA Titan of an Art Book If the recent Titanfall beta has taught us anything, it’s that gamers can’t get enough of Respawn Entertainment’s mindchild. 2 maps and 3 modes of the game were enough to keep gamers playing for hou...
Zombeer Review
Ride to Hell: Retribution ain’t got nothin’ on this one here, no siree. Zombeer might be one of the most stressful (and not for the right reasons) game you’ll play in 2014. I mean, SlasherJPC was brought to hi...
Killzone: Shadow Fall Review
One of the Prettiest Games to Date Killzone: Shadow Fall is the latest installation in Guerilla Game’s FPS series that pits the Helghast against the Vektan. Being on the PS4, it had the chance to breathe some new life in...
Rekoil: Liberator Review
Too Much Recoil, Not Enough Firepower After the terribly buggy and broken Battlefield 4 and the been-there-done-that multiplayer of Call of Duty: Ghosts, I’ve been itching for a solid, competitive multiplayer experience. ...
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...
Dementium 2 HD Review
An Asylum of Hilarity In the world of entertainment media, most of the time a movie or TV show is considered to be either good or bad, but on a rare occasion, an anomaly occurs in which the entertainment is so terribly bad, tha...
Killzone: Mercenary Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardIt’s All About the Money, Money, Money Killzone: Mercenary is being touted as the game that will put the Vita on the map; a true twin analogue stick first person shooter on a portable platform that rivals its home console...
BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1 Review
Silver AwardGreat DLCIt’s probably easier to start by describing what Burial at Sea is, rather than what it does for the BioShock legend: it is, quite simply, BioShock in the first, recast with Elizabeth and Booker Dewitt.  BaS doesn̵...
Call of Duty: Ghosts Mega-Review
Call of Duty: Greatest Hits Compilation War…war never changes, and no franchise has ever validated that statement more so than Call of Duty. After the superb Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare set the standard for first-per...
Painkiller: Hell and Damnation Review
Check out Justin as he reviews Painkiller: Hell and Damnation, and talks about how this title can be tedious throwback to the games of yore, but still fun on occasions. Well, a little fun. Okay, just barely fun.
