Gears of War 4 is fast approaching and with it comes plenty of new gameplay footage before the upcoming release...
Month In Review - September 2016
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Madden NFL 17 and Oktoberfest - Beeps and Beers
Fall has certainly arrived here in Michigan. Cool breezes, leaves are turning color and the NFL season is well underway now. While we did not get a Madden 17 review up this year like usual (no review copy = later acquisition), that does not mean I am skipping my yearly dose...
Disgaea 2 PC Coming to Steam in January 2017
I mean - it's Disgaea. One of my favorite series out there regardless of genre. Of course I'm going to be excited...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II - PS Vita Review
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold II takes place a month after the end of Trails of Cold Steel. Civil War has broken out with the Nobles and the provincial army wanting to take control away from the Imperial Family and have launched an all-out attack in order to take it...
Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb - Retro Reflections
Indiana Jones is one of the most famous heroes of movies and video games; millions of people are fascinated by his world traveling, Nazi fighting, treasure hunting adventures (what, he’s fought Soviets too? I’m sorry, I can’t recall that…)...
Toy Odyssey: The Lost and Found - Xbox One Review
To its credit, Toy Odyssey: The Lost and Found gives the player a ton of different things to do and the sends of progression, steadily scaling difficulty and procedurally generated levels give the game incredible amounts of replay value. Toy Odyssey is not a perfect game,...
Dear Esther: Landmark Edition - PS4 Review
I love games that tug at my imagination and challenge me to think about who my character is and why he or she does what they do. When Dear Esther first released on PC about four years ago, it was on the forefront of what would become known as 'Walking Simulators', and while...
The Superdimensional War Starts for Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls October 18 (NA) & 21 (EU)!
It's a NepNep game. That's all most of our team needs to hear, right?
Presser:
SuperdimensionNeptune VS Sega Hard Girls™ brings the superdimensional war to the PlayStation®Vita system for North America on October 18 and Europe on October 21! It will be available...
Pathfinder Adventure Path #109: In Search of Sanity (Strange Aeons 1 of 6) - Tabletop and Board Game Review
Pathfinder has a huge following, and with very good reason. Over the years, the series has managed to cultivate a large and loyal fan base due in large part to Paizo's focus on the actual adventures. Campaigns can make or break any tabletop RPG, and he recently released...
Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness - PS4 Review
Visual novels have rallied hard over the last few years, not only showing up in North America but also having moved from PC exclusives to showing up on consoles more readily. Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness is the latest such visual novel from NIS America and 5pb and it...
Sniper Elite 4 Teases Target Führer Mission in First Gameplay Trailer
We've been dropping news on Sniper 4 here and there, but this latest trailer gives us the best look at what the title has in store for us yet...
The Witness - Xbox One Review
What The Witness does best is create a structured world full of freedom, which seems like a conflicting way to describe a video game. Truth of the matter is, The Witness is a difficult game to simply describe, but it is undoubtedly a powerful one that fans of puzzle games...
Metro Redux - PS4 Review
Being a little late to the game as Robert covered Metro Redux on the Xbox One when it came out almost two years ago and enjoyed his time with it, I only recently had the chance to sit down to these titles. Being just about as much as a scaredy cat when it comes to horror...
Syndrome Unleashes Old-School Horror October 6 on PC; Consoles on January 26
Horror game season is fast approaching, with titles like Syndrome serving as an excellent reminder...
Nebulous - PS4 Review
Quirky. Entertaining. Challenging. These are all words I would use to describe Namazu Studios' release Nebulous. It is a lightweight game that reminds me of the mobile hit Cut the Rope, but with more sophistication. The end result is a decent game that will chew up a few...
