Bloodborne Review
During my time with Bloodborne, I died. A lot. Each death felt fair and was a cause of something I did wrong. The first 5 minutes of the game tasks you with dying so you can experience the game's hub world, the... Read More...
Powers Episode 7 “You Are Not It” Review
With only three episodes left in the season, Powers is certainly an odd little show. Available exclusively over the PSN, free for PS Plus subscribers, but still releasing only one episode a week instead of a fu... Read More...
New Nintendo 3DS XL Review
Advertising and marketing can be tricky things, I understand that. It is especially difficult when marketing the New New Nintendo 3DS XL (See how that weird that sounds). I will digress and focus on the newest ... Read More...
Bastion on PS4 Review
Earlier last week, I started playing an early release copy of Bastion for the PlayStation 4. This was my first time playing a game by Supergiant Games, but I had heard a lot about it. The first thing I was exci... Read More...
Dyscourse: Survivors Choose Wisely Review
Dyscourse is the latest release from Owlchemy Labs and was crowdfunded through Kickstarter; Owlchemy Labs is also know for the first SteamVR game announced (Job Simulator) and other games such as the Oculus Rif... Read More...
Axiom Verge Review
If you know one thing about the PS4 exclusive Axiom Verge, it’s likely that it was made by one man, Tom Happ. The music, art, design, and coding, all a single man’s five-year labor of love. If you know two thin... Read More...
Total War: Attila Review
In an ancient world shaped by legendary figures, political backstabbing machinations, and sheer brutality, Total War: Attila effortlessly captures it all, placing players in a portal that takes you back in time... Read More...