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...
Valiant Hearts: The Great War Review
Offbeat GemIn an age where video games are seen as art, there are still those that refuse to see them as such. For those people, I would like to present Ubisoft Montpellier’s Valiant Hearts: The Great War. With a beautiful, hand drawn art...
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...
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...
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...
Super Time Force Review
“What the Fudge Just Happened?” Super Time Force is one of the most ridiculous games I’ve ever played. I was told up front from the developers at Capybara Games that their game was ‘kinda bonkers’...
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 ...
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...
Trials Fusion Review
Silver AwardThe Trials franchise returns with Fusion and brings back the challenging physics-based competition, but does it have what it takes to leap into the current gen, or does it stumble at the gates?
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...
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...
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...
Thief Mega-Review
Gold Award10 years later. Garrett, the Master Thief, returns. It’s been 10 years since the last release of a Thief game (2004; Thief: Deadly Shadows), and I have to say that the wait has been as worthwhile as the StarCraft 2 releas...
