Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III holds its position in the FPS landscape
20 years into the series, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III uses multiplayer DNA to augment its solo gameplay.
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Review: Gastro Force is about as retro as retro shooters get
The automap at least keeps backtracking to a minimum in the maze-like levels of Gastro Force.
Review: Zortch is an irresistible indie shooter morsel
Largely made by a one-person team, retro FPS Zortch has a uniquely anarchic flavour.
Review: It’s a marvel that Dead Island 2 is out and an even bigger one that it’s good
Following a novel-worthy journey through development hell, it’s a miracle that Dead Island 2 turned out as well as it did.
Swarmlake is a fantastic pick up and play arena shooter
My current high score in Swarmlake is 2,024 points, which amounts to almost 5 minutes of play. That might not seem like much, but for Swarmlake, an arena shooter from Dominique Greishofer (developer of the excellent Refunct), that’s a long time. Swarmlake pits you against an endless horde of foes, testing your ability to survive…
Call of Duty: WWII proves that war never changes
It’s been over a decade since I’ve last played a Call of Duty game. The original release, simply titled Call of Duty, was one of my favorite shooters of that time, along with Vietcong, another less known first-person war game that focused on the conflict in Vietnam during the 1960s. Both games had a lot…
E3 2014 – Evolve Hands-on Impressions
Evolve is the perfect name for Turtle Rock Studios’ newest first person shooter. It works on so many levels. For one, it’s the natural evolution from the game that put them on the spotlight, Left4Dead. As a team of four cooperatively playing humans, it’s your task to defeat a continuously growing monster who happens to…
Dishonored: Dunwall City Trials Review
Dishonored was one of my favorite games of 2012 and it’s great to see its gametime getting an extension through downloadable content. Dunwall City Trials might not be exactly what you may be looking for when it comes to a game like Dishonored, due to its focus on score competition and leaderboards, but it does…
Rage: The Scorchers DLC Review
Rage was probably one of the most hyped games of 2011. Id Software built it up as the next great thing, and while it certainly looked incredible, it lacked in a lot of departments, most notably its sparse world, forgettable cast of characters, lackluster story and ridiculously disappointing ending segment. The Scorchers DLC somewhat remedies…
Borderlands 2 Review
The fall. The season of the harvest when the hard work of the year comes to fruition. Yet in most industries, the fall is not typically the time when products and services are introduced. However, in the video game industry, gamers eagerly await the fall. From the usually barren summer months, there is a sudden…