Oh Dead Island; I had such hopes for you. Released in September 2011, there were high expectations for the original Dead Island following the emotional trailer released in February of the same year. Depicting a family trapped in a hellish…
Mars: War Logs Review
Mars: War Logs, is a game that has been compared to many different AAA title games. Mass Effect and Fallout are two games that are constantly used to compare game play and story-telling methods. While the games’ style is reminiscent…
Injustice: Gods Among Us Review
Fighting games are a funny genre and often somewhat difficult to critique for everyone. There’s a lot of fighters that get flack for having a distinct lack of content and single player experience such as (Ultimate) Marvel Vs Capcom 3,…
Farcry 3 Blood Dragon Review
The 1980’s. This current generation of gamers weren’t alive at that point and the bit babies were getting into their early teenage years, but man we know a lot about the eighties. If popular culture has told us anything it’s…
Sacred Citadel Review
Sacred Citadel is a hack and slash with RPG elements developed by Southend Interactive and published by Deep Silver. The game is a prequel to the upcoming Sacred 3 and is radically different in tone, genre and art style to…
Army of Two: The Devils Cartel Review
Army of Two has never really been a series that screams…well much, it was always an experience too play, kind of a mix of EA’s battlefield and a Micheal bay movie, the series has never been taken seriously and honestly…
Defiance Review
TV series about video games usually are not very good, and if it becomes a movie adaptation, oh boy are you in for a treat. So when defiance was announced to be launching along side a TV series and that…
DragonBall Z Budokai HD Collection Review
Because I’m a massive fan of the DragonBall Z franchise, a HD remake of Budokai and Budokai 3 was a big yes in my eyes. The originals were released on the PlayStation 2 which as you can tell is going…
Bioshock Infinite Review
“Bring us the girl and wipe away the debt”. Here it is – Irrational’s pièce de resistance, the notorious Infinite, teased to us for years on end, until BioShock’s good name was no longer enough to assure us that it…
Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk Review
Atelier has been a long running series, but it has changed a lot since the beginning, the main differences being that in older titles you had Mana sprites. You could collect mana throughout the world to use your abilities to…
How to Play Level Devil: Inside the Web Game That Loves to Troll You
Level Devil has become one of the most surprising browser-based hits of the year on…
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