Review: Samba de Amigo: Party Central is pure musical arcade bliss on the go
Sega’s Samba de Amigo franchise arrives on Switch and it’s an absolute joy to play with friends and family.
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E3 2015 – Microsoft press conference critical analysis
Microsoft’s annual press conference, seeped in the emerald green tones that have become a unique staple of its entertainment branding for years. MS elected to start its show off with a bang, by showcasing Halo 5: Guardians, and its featured conflict between two of its headlining franchise characters, the ubiquitous Master Chief, and the newer…
Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase de hoje trouxe anúncios de lançamentos para os dois Nintendo Switch
Dentre os destaques do Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase estão dois novos RPGs ‘2D-HD’ da Square Enix!
The Demon’s Souls remake makes me wish they would include the original
For as exciting as remakes can be, they’re better when the originals can stand alongside them rather than act as a replacement.
A Look At – Heroes Never Lose: Professor Puzzler’s Perplexing Ploy
The problem with most competitive puzzle games I’ve played is that they feel like they all boil down to who can make matches faster. And due to the random distribution of blocks, it makes competition a matter of luck rather than skill. Games like Tetris try to fix that by allowing you to hold blocks…
Review: Dredge will have you angling for your sanity
Dredge delivers a deceptively simple premise that’s sure to grab you and keep you enthralled til the very end.
Review: There’s no way around it: the Silent Hill 2 remake is perfect
Bloober Team’s tackling of Silent Hill 2 is a gigantic success.
Episode One is a tense start to the long road that’s ahead for Life is Strange 2
Episode One: ‘Roads’ manages to close out a pretty traumatic story arc for the two brothers, and it leaves enough hooks to keep me pinning for what’s to come in the remainder of the season.
Review: Carrion and the Persistance of Fear
The devil lies in the deep… and in the details.
Review: There’s less to Empire of Sin than meets the eye
This gangster strategy game has scale and ambition — but tries to do so much that none of its aspects really fire the imagination