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As rough as they were, I was a pretty big fan of the Budokai Tenkaichi fighting game series that Bandai Namco released for the PlayStation 2 era. It’s been great to watch those tournaments re-emerge in the Xenoverse series with its own twist and online gameplay. The first Xenoverse title wasn’t 100% successful...
Take on the Children of Arkham as they take over Gotham with us in our Batman Telltale Series Episode 3 review.
Check out our Mark McMorris Infinite Air review to find out how the PlayStation 4 open-world snowboarding game performs. Is it worth picking up? Read on!
Would you find yourself fulfilled behind the wheel of a tractor? Find out for yourself in our Farming Simulator 17 Review.
Check out our Earth Dawn PS4 review to find out if developer Oneoreight's 2D action RPG is worth picking up on PlayStation 4!
The original Titanfall put the FPS genre on notice when it released in 2014 on the Xbox 360/Xbox One and Windows platforms. Now, over two and a half years later, Respawn Entertainment is back with Titanfall 2, this time also launching on the PlayStation 4, and including a proper single-player...
Read our Yomawari Night Alone review to see if this localized Japanese survival horror game made a good transition to the West on the Vita.
Check out our Loading Human review to find out if Untold Games' first-person adventure game is worth picking up!
Despite the majority of Neptunia games being of a mediocre quality, I do have a certain affinity for them at this point. Somehow Compile Heart’s role-playing game series has spanned four main entries, even more spin-offs, and several enhanced remakes. Considering I’ve ended up reviewing most of these titles, it’s safe to...
Reus
I can’t believe I never heard of Reus when it released on Steam three years ago. I love sim-style games, and this one appeared to have its own unique spin on the genre, not to mention adorable visual representation. Look at the image above. I created otters. Otters. That already puts...
Our Thumper PS4 review finds Drool's blistering rhythm violence game to be an electrifying thrill ride, even if it does feel like an assault on the senses.
A great party game about communication and bombs. Check out our Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes review.
