Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs Review
Frictional Game’s Amneisa: The Dark Descent is often praised as being one of the best horror games to ever be released. It offered a greatly effective atmosphere that translated into…
The Puppeteer Review
There is something to be said about putting your best foot forward. And yet, I fell asleep the first time I played The Puppeteer, the latest title from Sony’s Japan…
Diablo 3 Review
There was a large gap between the release of Diablo 2 and Diablo 3, and with the ever-changing landscape of the gaming industry, I and the legion of longtime series…
Game Dev Tycoon Review
The history of video games has been short, frantic, and utterly compelling. In only a few decades, gaming has grown from one-man development shops in people’s basements and garages to…
Total War: Rome 2 Review
The sun shined bright over the village. Birds flew swiftly over green fields, while deer grazed in the meadow. It was a beautiful day, an idyllic world. And yet, the…
Outlast Review
I have to turn the generator back on after that crazy priest guy shut it down. He said he wants me to witness something. I don’t want to witness anything,…
Spelunky Review
When the Vita launched, I was excited for games like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Modnation Racers, and the possibility of other console experiences coming to it. Even a year later, it…
Madden 25 Review
This was the year of tempered expectations. Yes, last year Madden changed significantly, adding a new presentation style and a realistic physics engine, meaning that this time around would be…