Shovel Knight PS4/XB1 Review: Bigger And Better
Shovel Knight isn’t just on Wii U and 3DS anymore, its now available for PS4, PS3, PS Vita and Xbox Continue Reading
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Ori and The Blind Forest Review: Metroid Meets Miyazaki
After almost a year of waiting, Ori and The Blind Forest is finally available for Xbox One owners. The Hiyao Continue Reading
Gunman Clive 2 Review: Cowboys versus Dinosaurs
The first Gunman Clive was an unexpected hit on the 3DS eShop. It delivered a quick, albeit tightly constructed, old-school Continue Reading
Grim Fandango Remastered Review: Like Eagles on Pogo Sticks
Originally released in 1998, Grim Fandango represented, at that time, the pinnacle in adventure game story telling, character design and Continue Reading
Never Alone Review: Let It Snow
The last few years gamers have been bombarded with top-notch 2D platformers that are more about their atmosphere than actual Continue Reading
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Review: Demented
Geometry Wars represents something wholly good from gaming’s past. Something free from the days of unfinished AAA releases, online DRM Continue Reading
Nano Assault Neo X Review: Microscopic Fun
Back in 2012 we reviewed Nano Assault Neo, one of the better digital launch titles for the Wii U. Two Continue Reading
Super Smash Bros Wii U Review: The Best Yet
A new generation of Super Smash Bros is finally here. The 3DS version of Smash Bros released in October and Continue Reading
Halo Master Chief Collection Review: Finish The Game
If you told any gamer one year ago that Microsoft would release a collection of the first four Halo games, Continue Reading
Grand Theft Auto V Current-Gen Review: Return To Los Santos
So you’re wondering if you should purchase Grand Theft Auto V for your Xbox One or PS4. You already know Continue Reading