Monster Monpiece poses a lot of pretty easy questions to the player: do you like anime? Do you like anime girls? Do you like card games? Do you like viciously rubbing pictures of girls on cards to make those cards…
Reviews
Always Sometimes Monsters Review
Adventure games have come a long way since Myst and are enjoying a second wind in this new indie renaissance because of their generally low cost to make and lack of pressure to deliver a product of a certain genre…
The Walking Dead: Season 2- In Harm’s Way Review
I was incredibly worried about this episode. Anyone who read my review of Episode One will know that. I wasn’t exactly lenient during my stay on the IP spoiler casts either. I curdled at the thought of sitting through another…
Child of Light Review
I don’t know what to feel. Since it was first revealed earlier this year, I had nothing but great expectations for this game. Storybook RPG built on the UbiArt engine? That’s a great premise on paper. But by the end…
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft Review
Blizzard has a knack to knowing how things should work. Across multiple genres, their legacy has been an exercise in distilling a particular type of game down to its core mechanics, and making them front and center, while adding a…
Moebius: Empire Rising Review
Adventure games have seen a resurgence in recent years. Games such as The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, and Broken Age have provided a breath of fresh air into a so-called obsolete genre. Now thanks to Kickstarter, Jane Jensen,…
The Wolf Among Us: A Crooked Mile Review
Warning: this review contains spoilers for previous episodes of The Wolf Among Us. A Crooked Mile, being the middle-chapter and the third episode, which usually acts as the climax in Telltale-series, definitely serves it’s purpose as the turning point in…
inFamous: Second Son Review
Enjoy your power.The tagline for inFamous: Second Son has been “enjoy your powers.” It’s on the box, it’s in the commercials and I’m happy to say that it’s a tagline that is very easy to follow. inFamous is an incredibly…
Luftrauser Review
Are you a score chaser, always looking for bigger, better numbers? Are you a shmup die-hard that feels right at home in bullet hell? Are you a indie fiend who can never get enough of lo-fi visuals and chiptune audio?…
Dark Souls II Review
Following up in the Souls series is not an easy task, as Dark Souls proved when it followed up Demon’s Souls back in 2011. Dark Souls II, as a more straight forward sequel as opposed to a spiritual successor of…
Titanfall Review
A world where heavy artillery falls from the sky and adrenaline is constantly fueling every move you make. “Today’s civilian is tomorrow’s Militia” is the motto to live and die by if you’re ranked amongst the IMC. Consequences are a…
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare Review
Remember the time when Plants vs. Zombies was just an innocent puzzle game that had some witty humor behind it? Even though the humor is still alive in Garden Warfare, PopCap decided they’d throw any amount of comfort out the…