Review: Belated remaster Kingpin Reloaded is almost criminal
Delayed for years, this remaster of the 1999 FPS is a weak release suited only to genre completists.
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Review: In Amnesia Rebirth some memories are best left forgotten
You can’t recall how you survived, but do you really want to remember?
Rock Band 4 Video Review – A Stage Debutant
Just embrace the wacky in Alex Jackson’s video review of Rock Band 4.
South Park: The Stick of Truth Review
It’s amazing how far of a run South Park has had. For nearly 17 years, show creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker have been on the ball every week, satirizing everything and everyone, with very few (if any) holds barred. It’s also hard to believe it’s taken this long for a half decent South Park…
Review: Our favourite assassins make a welcome return in Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun – Aiko’s Choice
This surprising, belated expansion to the real-time stealth tactics classic is a document of a developer at the top of their game.
E3 2018 – In the MIX
Though the draw of E3 is obviously the show proper, every year it’s the Media Indie Exchange (the MIX) that ends up being one of greatest highlights of the show. After a long day of running around the loud, busy show floor of the convention center, being able to relax and chat with developers directly…
Review: Skully could have been a great Switch platformer
Fiddly controls, bad checkpointing, and a camera with a mind of its own stand in the way of Skully sitting among Switch action-adventure platforming greats.
E3 2016: Tekken 7 Hands-on Impressions – Clash of the kings
Tekken has been around for a while now. If you consider it was one of the PlayStation’s first games ever, one could parry the success of both products throughout the years. Everyone that owned a PlayStation probably played Tekken at some point or another, mainly because it was by far the best fighting games out in…
E3 2016: EA Sports Showcase Roundup – Kicking and hitting things really hard
In a surprising bit of news at the beginning of the year, Electronic Arts announced that they would not be part of E3 this year. The plan was to host an off-site event instead, right next door to the show proper, in downtown Los Angeles. EA Sports was there in full force, with a trio…
Flywrench Review – Test your limits
Difficult games always feel like a test to see whether you’ll best whatever it throws at you or if it’ll prevent you from moving forward due to its challenges exceeding what you’re physically capable of. Before Flywrench, I hadn’t encountered any examples of the latter. Any time I stopped playing an extremely hard game was…