Aaron Potter
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Den of GeekLatest Reviews
Agent 47 is back for one last kill as the World of Assassination trilogy comes to an end in Hitman 3. Here is our review.
Mafia: Definitive Edition may not be the best remake ever made but it is a great reminder of what made the original so great.
Carrion is a new indie horror game that gives you control of the monster. Read our review!
Causing carnage as Rico Rodriguez has never felt more creative
DICE delivers a solid WWII shooter that leaves us wanting more solo-centric War Stories
Broken busywork and lacklustre online sees Bethesda’s multiplayer-focused Fallout entry leave a lot to be desired.
In many ways, Midnight Shadows is the definitive Yomawari experience for anyone seeking a slightly fresher take on a survival horror game. Nippon Ichi Software continues its streak for scarily merging the cute with the creepy as evidenced in games like Night Alone, A Rose in the Twilight, and now...
Jump into I and Me expecting a fairly relaxing experience that doesn’t demand too much of your time, and I can imagine you’ll have some fun with it. Those expecting an unsuspecting challenge that’ll have you scratching your brain over any of the game’s 90 puzzles however, will be left...
If Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls’ story of bears run wild, teenagers under threat, and society in ruin didn’t do much to tempt you when it was first released, I can’t imagine that the transition to PS4 will change that. Very much an alternative take on the series and...
Now playable for the first time on consoles, it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that the wait for Zombeer hasn’t been worth it. The few interesting interesting ideas it has with regards to art-style, setting and voice talent, are all squandered due to an overall lack of...
Jump into Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception expecting a traditional Japanese visual novel experience, and you’ll no doubt be a little disappointed by the game’s inclusion of a somewhat forced SRPG system as opposed to the puzzle approach present in other games of its ilk. The game knowingly tries to satisfy...
In any way you look at it, the story of Syberia 3 cannot be described as anything other than heart-breaking. Not only for the player or the characters themselves – if ever they were capable of realising the technical mess they were a part of – but for developer Microids....
