Tag: game reviews

Animal Crossing: New Horizons has finally added some paid DLC, bringing oodles of new features, but do the additions warrant a return to the...

Ubisoft recently opened up the slopes with their latest online, multiplayer-centric sports title, Riders Republic. For all the tricks, fails, and excitement, it's super...

This week brings Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot to the Nintendo Switch, allowing fans to play through the anime RPG on the go, but is...

Psychonauts 2 finally launches this week, bringing 16 years worth of hype/expectations with it. Expectations it manages to meet... 16 years after the first game...

The long-awaited, highly-anticipated third entry in the Bravely Default series, Bravely Default II has officially released. This latest Square Enix game brings all the...

Gaming glasses (which help reduce eye strain) aren’t anything new, but as they’ve become more accessible, there’s virtually no reason to skip out on having a pair. With several companies making them now, it can be tough to figure out what’s best for you. I had the chance to check out a couple of different sets of eyewear from Eagle Eyes and am here to tell you all about them. Come inside for my full reviews!

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.

Since this year’s E3 everyone has been talking about Super Mario Maker. We were given a taster of what this game-building game had to offer, with some of the world’s best Super Mario players going head to head on a bunch of courses designed by Nintendo developers. Super Mario Maker isn’t a typical game, for the first time ever, gamers will be able to design and create their own Super Mario levels and share them with people across the globe.

I set my sights on Age Of Wonders 3, the latest release in Triumph Studio’s Age Of Wonders series. After months of pining for a new strategy game, I thought I would throw myself in at the deep-end and get my hands on this colossus.

My experience with the 360 version of the immensely popular PC phenomenon, World of Tanks 360, has been extremely enjoyable so far. The battles can be a little slower than the average shooter, but the trade off is a real sense of strategy. From choosing the right upgrade or making sure you shoot out your enemy’s treads, strategy is the only way to really survive these WWll battlefields.