Real Boxing Review
Boxing is one of my favorite sports to game. I played nearly every Fight Night game, as well as half a dozen boxing games on the Super Nintendo. Even the…
Democracy 3 Review
A lot of people here in the U.S. think they can run the country better than the president. Various games give those gamers an outlet to run a country, whether…
Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD Review
It’s funny to think that a decade ago, fans were wary about Zelda’s GameCube debut due to Wind Waker’s (at the time) unique, cel-shaded art style. Now, its art style…
Beyond: Two Souls Review
When people criticize games developed by Quantic Dream, there are a few common threads; at its best, the writing is amateurish, the voice acting is wooden, the controls are clunky,…
Knock Knock Review
Everyone knows how to play hide and seek. It is a very simple game in which the rules are straightforward and well-designed. But what if you had to play hide…
Doodle God Review
Vita games that are ports of iOS titles have a certain standard to live up to. Bringing a mobile game to a dedicated handheld certainly widens the audience, but also…
Doorways: Chapter 1 & 2 Review
Driven by the success of Amnesia: The Dark Descent, first person horror is all the rage. Already this year we have received Outlast and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, two…
Grand Theft Auto V Review
Grand Theft Auto V is huge. There’s nothing about the game that isn’t big. The open world is massive, the production budget gigantic, the campaign lengthy and meaty, the hype…
Rise of Venice Review
Kalypso has finally taken their series of trading simulations to Renaissance Italy in Rise of Venice. A sequel of sorts to last year’s Port Royale 3, the game includes a…