G-LOC Air Battle is armed and ready to rock Sega Ages
Thanks to M2’s incredible work on presentation, G-LOC Air Battle soars high among Sega Ages’ quality catalog of retro games.
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Okami HD Review
High definition visuals are exactly what Okami needed. The original PlayStation 2 release was and is still gorgeous; time hasn’t harmed it in the slightest. But the move to current-gen consoles breathes new life into Okami. Developer Hexa Drive took an already strong foundation and fortified it to the point of flawlessness. Okami HD is easily the definitive version of Okami and one of…
Seasons after Fall Review – Like a summer’s day
Seasons after Fall is a bit of a departure from developer Swing Swing Submarine’s past works. Where Blocks That Matter and Tetrobot and Co. thrived on complex puzzle solving, Seasons after Fall is a much more laid back affair. It’s less interested in challenge as it is in telling a charming story, in letting you…
Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure is a beautiful and enchanting experience
Arranger is a palate-cleansing puzzle game which hits all its notes with practised poise.
Space Invaders Forever is a fun, if limited, mix of takes on Space Invaders
It’s hardly a comprehensive collection, but Space Invaders Forever gathers a good mix of unique spins on the arcade classic.
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider – Into the valley of death, rode Billie Lurk
Death of the Outsider is another stellar addition to the pantheon of immersive sims, and it is different enough from Dishonored 2 that it can proudly stand apart.
Two first-person shooters that made a great case for VR at E3
Virtual reality is looking better and better thanks to some of these games.
The Walking Dead: Season 2 Finale – No Going Back Review
Well, it’s over. And it didn’t take long at all to come out. Left with a bang. I hope you’re happy. We’re once again at the finishing line for a season of The Walking Dead. And this time, for once in my personal history playing Telltale’s games, I really don’t want to go back and…
Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble declares Advance Wars on the Switch
Since Nintendo refuses to make a new version of their fan-favorite series, it’s up to third party developers like Area 35 to deliver the goods.
