Review: Forza Horizon 4
Ah, racing games. I’ve always enjoyed racing games, but I often lose interest after a few hours. Once you’ve taken part in a few dozen races, it kind of starts to feel repetitive. Racing games have tackled this in several ways over the years, and I think the result is a racing market which is […]
Review: Shadow of the Tomb Raider
After a rather successful reboot of the Tomb Raider saga in 2013, influenced by the Uncharted franchise, Square Enix went with an entire trilogy approach of Lara Croft’s origin story. Two years after the Rise of the Tomb Raider, the second opus in the trilogy (reviewed on our site by Luciano Rahal), the task of […]
Review: Forza Motorsport 7
In recent years, console racing games have been pretty much divided into two types of loyal fans. You’re either more games like Project Cars which push the boundaries of driving simulation to the extreme; or on the other hands, you prefer games like the Forza Motorsports series, which are aimed at both the purists and […]
Review: Rise of the Tomb Raider
Editor’s Note: 11 Month after the release of the Xbox One version, followed by the PC version in January 2016, tested by Luciano Rahal, the team got to review the PlayStation 4 version of the game, right in time to honor the 20th anniversary of the Tomb Raider franchise, written by Muhammed Al Bukhary which reflects on […]
Review: Forza Horizon 3
After being totally amazed by Forza Horizon 2 (and the awesome DLC expansion Storm Island), Playground are back with the aptly name sequel Forza Horizon 3. After discovering Colorado with the original game, followed by Italy with the second episode, we now go down under with the Australian western coast, with a first port on the PC platform as well thanks to […]
Review: ReCore
Post-apocalyptic seemed to be a theme fit for gaming, and although this term certainly makes you think of the Fallout series which brilliantly portrays it, other titles such Wasteland, Metro 2033 or The Last of Us have done well in their own ways. What is rare however, is to see a Japanese studio to be […]
E3 2016: Towards a new videogame generation?
While Sony dominated pretty much the media battle through a well oiled and orchestrated program for their conference, E3 2016 will nonetheless be marked by the new announcements of PlayStation and Xbox. Both console builders are already prepping consumers and publishers for future consoles which are technically not so new, initiating a new way to conduct technological […]
Review: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Blood and Wine
More than a year after the arrival of the original The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and roughly 6 month after Hearts of Stone (which I only published the review recently), it’s time for CD Projekt Red’s second and final expansion called Blood and Wine, the closing chapter to complete the long saga of the Witcher. A successful […]
Review: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Hearts of Stone
Ever since the Enhanced Edition of the first Witcher in 2008, we discovered that CD Projekt Red make games for the long-term. And so, right after the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in 2015, the Polish developer announced that it will release two massive expansions – alongside the free downloadable content throughout the year – starting with Hearts of Stone and followed […]
Review: Quantum Break
When a developer launched and created titles like Max Payne and Alan Wake, there’s inevitably some pressure on the shoulders when announcing a new project. From the beginning of the announcement of Quantum Break, Remedy Entertainment shared their wildest ambitions for the game. Is this mix of sci-fi, adventure, Hollywood cast and supercharged action embedded TV show worth it? There’s a […]
