Tag: Game Review

We take a look at Techland's latest zombie action-adventure game, Dying Light 2: Stay Human, to see if the sequel is worth the hype...

Just a year after launching Marvel's Avengers, Square Enix has dropped Guardians of the Galaxy, a more linear game that's a ridiculous amount of...

Bandai Namco's latest JRPG, Scarlet Nexus, brings the action and anime storytelling to gamers that shines in the combat department. Here's our review! Scarlet Nexus...

The full PC and console launch for Spacebase Startopia is finally upon us, and the new entry to the strategy/sim genre is fun but...

Natsume has launched the first new (true) Harvest Moon game for players in years with One World, but something about it feels stuck in...

One thing that seems to be missing from the world of video games is pure fun. Yes, there have been games like LittleBigPlanet and others that have filled the void, but during the days of the PS2 those games, we're very easy to find. There was one game though that has been talked about for years because of its simplistic button smashing fun and that is SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom. Today, we will talk about what Purple Lamp Studios have done to make this one of the best looking remakes to come out in recent years. Are you ready kids?? Let's Dive In...

 If you dont like reading, here is your chance to check out my Metro Exodus review in Video form! Lets dive in....

Arcade1Up's new line of consumer arcade cabinets have arrived, but how does the arcade experience compare in this scaled down version? Jordan had the chance to put the Rampage machine through its paces to see if it's worth the $300 price tag to bring into your home.

When Beyond: Two Souls was first announced, I was rather unsure what it really was. They were marketing it as an action oriented title, then slowly crept into it being a story driven title. Luckily they showcased the story driven part more and I became interested in it. This is what the game is, a long story that will make you go through emotions at the snap of a finger. It has its hiccups, but the game should go down in the books as one of the best titles ever made.

Possibly the most important game in beat ‘em up history since Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game, Dragon’s Crown brings amazing innovation to a hurting genre.  But is it worth your money?  Come inside to find out.