MotoGP 18 Review: Déjà Vu
While Milestone’s latest addition to the MotoGP franchise will undoubtedly please hardcore fans, MotoGP 18 is a little too much deja vu for the average player.
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Die for Valhalla! Review: Violent Possession
Die For Valhalla! manages to be something quite different while still tickling that old-school side-scrolling beat ’em up vibe.
Everspace’s Encounters Expansion Makes a Great Game Even Better
How do you improve something that’s already great? Rockfish Games knows how as that’s what it has done with Everspace’s Encounters expansion.
Ten Tips For Those Looking to Succeed in Vampyr
Currently playing or thinking of picking up the excellent Vampyr? Check out our tips to make your experience even more enjoyable.
Review: Onrush is an Enjoyable Assault on the Senses
Loud, energetic, and a whole lot of fun, Onrush is a team-based arcade racer that just begs to be played online. And you really should.
Review: Vampyr Doesn’t Suck
Giving you the choice to embrace your vampiric tendencies or suppress them, Dontnod Entertainment’s Vampyr is an ambitious title that mostly impresses.
Review: Aragami: Shadow Edition is My Kind of Stealth Game
Bundling up the base game with its new expansion, Nightfall, and more, those who fondly remember old-fashioned stealth games like Tenchu, really ought to give Aragami: Shadow Edition a try.
Pokémon Quest is a Poké-Lite Pit-Stop Until Pokémon Let’s Go
Blocky Pokémon! Free!
One of My Favourite Video Game Characters is a Female Soldier From WWII
Her name is Tanya Pavelovna and she shoots better than you.
Games to Watch Out for This June
Wondering what games you’ve got to look forward to this June? We’ve got you covered. Come take a look. SPOILER: There are a lot of good games!
10 Things We Do and Don’t Want to See in Fallout 76
Honestly, Fallout 76 is still a mystery to us at this time. Here are ten things that we do and don’t want to see in it though.
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition Review
Taking Dynasty Warriors and applying a Zelda lick of paint, Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition is a must-have for fans of both series.
Detroit: Become Human Review: Ham-Fisted Androids
For a game that relies so heavily on its narrative to carry it, Detroit: Become Human fails to excel.
PlayStation Vita: What’s Already Dead Cannot Die
So, developers won’t be able to release their games physically on the PlayStation Vita soon. So what? It’s really not a big issue.
I’m Becoming Increasingly Disappointed With Nintendo Switch
For months after launch I thought my Nintendo Switch was the best thing since sliced bread. Now, however, I’m just becoming increasingly disappointed by it.
Bringing 1980s Horror to Videogames: A Conversation With Puppet Combo
Puppet Combo – or Ben – is bringing back retro PS1-era aesthetics and survival horror, but with a unique psycho-slasher twist.
Review: Yakuza 6: The Song of Life Offers a Worthy End to Kiryu’s Saga
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life isn’t the biggest or best Yakuza game, but it’s still mighty fine. It finally gives Kazuma Kiryu some closure, too.
Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Review — Bursting With Heart
Ni no Kuni 2’s gorgeous worlds and lovable characters make for an enjoyable and engaging experience from start to finish.
More Than 15 Years Later, Kingdom Hearts Still Shines
The pairing of different Final Fantasy games and Disney movies into a new, cohesive universe was just as strange of an idea in 2002 as it is today, but somehow, Kingdom Hearts just works.
If Video Games Teach Us How to Use Guns, Here Are 9 Other Things We Ought to Be Good At
Some people out there think that games like Call of Duty and Battlefield teach you how to use a gun. If that’s the case, then here are nine other things we gamers should be good at.
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