Review: Resident Evil 4 is a needless but still enjoyable remake
The core Resident Evil 4 experience continues to be a treat to play but doesn’t do enough to completely replace the timeless classic with the new remake.
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Marvel Pinball: Civil War Review
Combining two ridiculously different things into a new, better and more delicious product isn’t a common nowadays. In games, developers tend to stick with the tried and true formulas, rarely venturing outside their comfort zone. When they do, though, we usually get the best games. For instance, in the case of Zen Studios, the combination…
Putting on a Clinic with Two Point Hospital
Two Point Hospital more than lives up to the weight of expectation that comes from being a Theme Hospital spiritual successor.
Review: The First Berserker: Khazan excels despite its overlong runtime
Khazan borrows heavily from Team Ninja’s work, both for good and bad (but mostly good).
From E3 2017: Hunt: Showdown puts a competitive spin on monster hunting
With so many multiplayer shooters available these days, developers have to work hard to make them stand out. Crytek’s latest project, Hunt: Showdown, looks to do just that. Set in the late Victorian-era, Hunt is a competitive monster hunting first-person shooter where up to five teams of two work to see who can track and…
Review: En Garde! is a speedy sword-fighting and swashbuckling sensation
En Garde! is a game which invokes the spirit of Zorro in the best way.
Rad mutates into a roguelike that doesn’t necessarily feel like an evolution
Double Fine’s latest game misses some of the X factors that make other roguelikes ageless, but it can be potentially fun for a while.
Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches Review
If you enjoyed Dishonored, you definitely shouldn’t miss this golden opportunity to dive back into its magical world.
Review: System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster is a nice lick of paint on the classic immersive sim
System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster modernizes the visuals, but leaves the gameplay of this classic title unaltered.
Far Cry 5 proves that having a lot to do doesn’t guarantee a fun game
If videogames could be graded simply based on a list of features, Far Cry 5 would easily be one of the best games out there. As with its predecessors, its map is pretty big, there’s a ton of things to do and the story is as goofy as ever, but unfortunately, none of these things…