Category : Reviews
Vermintide manages to do exactly what Left for Dead 2 did well, but in an amazing fantasy setting with a very interesting enemy which creates...
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Review
Assassins Creed is a series which evokes differing emotions depending on who you ask. There are those who are devout lovers of the series who...
Secret Ponchos Review
by Dan Choppen
Secret Ponchos is a very simple game. It works by pitting players against each other in teams of 3v3 (or 2v2 in unranked play), the...
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection – Review
by Kane Newell
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection Review ~Drake in a Box~ Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is a must have for gamers that missed out on...
Super Mario Maker Review
Super Mario Maker is the game we always knew we wanted. Every gamer has played, if not at least heard of the name “Super Mario”,...
FIFA 16 Review
(Played on PS4) I’ve been a committed FIFA Nut™ since FIFA 11 came out. Prior to that I’d been steadily a Pro Evolution Soccer man...
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Review
I’m a Metal Gear Solid fanboy through and through. I’m not ashamed to admit it, in fact I’m proud of it. The series is certainly...
Zombie Vikings: A Review
Ever wonder what would happen if four dead zombies were raised from the dead by the Norse god Odin in order to find his missing eye...
NHL 16 Review
(Played on PS4) NHL 15 and WWE 2K15 were both games that were mixed bags on the PS4/XBOX One. Both games had sensational graphics and...
PES 2016 PC Review
PES 2016 is by far the best Pro Evolution Soccer game of the last decade, without a doubt. The high scores and great reviews are...
Until Dawn Review
by Kane Newell
Until Dawn is the new Sony exclusive developed by Supermassive Games. Until Dawn is part Interactive Drama, which I’m a big fan of, from playing Fahrenheit/Indigo...
Madden NFL 16: A Review
After the tumultuous 2015 NFL offseason the first thing I thought was “well, now I have to get the new Madden.” As a casual Madden fan...
Dishonored: Definitive Edition Review
I played Dishonored on the PS3 a few years back and greatly enjoyed it, and I even got the two story-based DLC afterwards, which were...
Scourge of War: Waterloo Review
Scourge of War: Waterloo, developed by Norb Development Software and published by Matrix Games is a strategy game taking place during the times of Napoleon...
Zombi Review
by Dan Choppen
Zombi, a launch title for the Wii U, has finally made its way on to PC and current gen. Whilst the game maintains much of...
Rare Replay Review
by James Haxell
Rare Replay is a collection of games that makes sense, Rare has had a rich history where they have created some of the most well...
God of War III: Remastered – a god among games, but lacking any innovation
by A.J. Mara
Overview When I played the first God of War back in 2005, I was just an average 15-year-old teenager on the verge of completing my...
Magic Duels: Origins; A Review
Magic Duels is, what might be, the last game in the succession of Duels of the Planeswalkers video games. Duels is a free to play game that...

