Review: Anthem
Anthem, Anthem, Anthem… Where do we begin? Alright, let’s break it down. Anthem has been getting some decent buzz for a while now, and it’s finally out. Problem is, a lot of people are wondering if Anthem can actually bring anything new to the table. A lot of people have compared it to loot shooters […]
Review: Resident Evil 2
Resident Evil is an institution. A landmark in the horror genre, Resident Evil goes down in history as one of the scariest games in the world. Its sequel, Resident Evil 2, took things up a notch and trapped players in the sleepy town of Raccoon City. It was a vast, ambitious game, and it […]
Review: Battlefield V
The Battlefield series is by far one my favourite game series ever. That’s because it manages to really deliver on its name. The game tosses you into probably the closest you’ll ever get to an actual battlefield without enlisting. Its massive 64-player skirmishes are chaotic and messy, and its class system allows you to contribute […]
Review: LEGO DC Super-Villains
If you heard of Traveler’s Tales, then you probably know it as the company behind the infamous LEGO videogame series… And yes, they are back with yet another edition (the 28th if our math is correct), this one called LEGO DC Super-Villains, a spin-off to the LEGO Batman Trilogy. Despite the Lego formula being tired […]
Review: UNO
Editor’s Note: More than a year after the game’s original release on Xbox One, this review has been updated following the release of the game on the Nintendo Switch as well as the updates to all customers which reflects on the overall score, and final verdict. Since its release in 2016, the game of UNO has been […]
Review: Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
Led by Machine Games since 2014, the Wolfenstein series has witnessed a revival fit of the iconic id Software shooter. Loved by the critics and fans because of being quite “controversial” when compared to other first-person shooter who are heading towards the game as a service strategy, the Wolfenstein reboot has been great so far, […]
Review: Middle-earth: Shadow of War
Back in 2014, Warner Bros Games and Monolith Studio launched a new IP based on the universe of Tolkien, which thankfully managed to stand out in vast sea of mediocre Lord of the Rings games, a game known as Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (which we reviewed on our site). But despite its undeniable qualities, the […]
Review: Rayman Legends: Definitive Edition
Editor’s Note: Years after the game’s original release and our review on Xbox 360, this piece has been updated following the release of the game on Nintendo Switch, as well as the content updates that is available to all which reflects on the overall score, and final verdict. Released in 2013 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 […]
Review: Resident Evil: Revelations
It was 2012 when Resident Evil: Revelations was released, a survival horror experience on the simplest device at that time (Nintendo 3DS), which weirdly enough delighted fans after the strange turn of direction taken by the franchise since Resident Evil 5. Acclaimed by the press, released between the amazing Resident Evil 4 and the fifth […]
Review: Semispheres
Available since early 2017 on both PC and PS4, Semispheres has already managed to conquer the heart of a lot of indie game conventions such as PAX West, respectively. A simple yet adorable game, Vivid Helix proves that you don’t need to be an enormous developer to create a great relaxing puzzle title. Before getting […]
