Casey Scheld Reviews
Platforming without arms or legs might seem like an odd concept, but Sumo Digital’s Snake Pass forces players to think like a snake. Featuring physics-based climbing action, do Noodle’s limbless adventures make for a good time?
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Blaine Smith Reviews
BioWare’s fabled action RPG makes its return, as Mass Effect Andromeda makes for the fourth title in BioWare’s award-winning franchise. Controversy surrounded the game even before its official release, but does the emergence of a... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Playism and Bomb Service’s Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight takes a look at what an exploration-heavy Castlevania game would look like in this day and age. Should you brave its cursed town, or is it just a miserable little pile of... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Part twin-stick shooter, part rogue-like, and part loot-heavy RPG, Flying Oak Games’ NeuroVoider combines a number of gameplay mechanics to create something unique. Should you brave its new world of trigger-happy robots and permadeath... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
After making waves in Japan, Arc System Works and FK Digital’s Chaos Code: New Sign of Catastrophe is making its way stateside to the PlayStation 4 and Steam. Packing some of the deepest mechanics to ever grace a fighting game, is this... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
The students of Hope’s Peak Academy are back in NIS America’s Danganronpa 1-2 Reload, a collection of the original two games in the Danganronpa series. Will these two titles bring you hope, or will they lead to nothing but... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
As the official rally title of the FIA World Rally Championship, Bigben Interactive and Kylotonn Games’ WRC 6 has some big shoes to fill. Is its world of twisty roads and time trials worth a go, or are you better off sitting this one... Read more
Blaine Smith Reviews
A studio best known for lackluster FPS games doesn’t typically venture into unknown terrain quite in the way Guerrilla Games have done with Horizon. Throwing down the gauntlet and breaking into an entirely new genre as the developers of... Read more
Blaine Smith Reviews
Rebellion Developments’ Sniper Elite tactical shooter series has long been a familiar face since its debut in 2005. Nearly 12 years later, has the franchise made enough of a leap for its fourth rendition? Check out our honest game review... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
There are plenty of driving simulators out on the market today, but the number of motorcycle sims is surprisingly small in comparison. Milestone Italy’s Ride 2 looks to fill that gap, but should you add this title to your garage?
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Game Reviews
Berserk and the Band of the Hawk is a hack-and-slash title inspired by the anime series Berserk. Does the game manage to capture the essence of Berserk, or is it just a cheap cash in? Check out our Berserk and the Band of the Hawk review and... Read more
Game Reviews
Nioh is a new IP from Sony and Team Ninja that tries to capture the essence of Dark Souls with the fluidity of Ninja Gaiden. Did the development team pull it off, or are you better off skipping this trip to Japan? Check out our Nioh review and... Read more