reviews
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 Review – PlayStation 4
It’s been 21 years since Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater made its debut on the original PlayStation kicking off what would be one of the most influential video games of its time. The original games are some of...
MX vs ATV All Out Review – Nintendo Switch
Publisher THQ Nordic continues to bring their back catalog of titles over to the Nintendo Switch with the latest being MX vs. ATV: All Out from developer Rainbow Studios. This all-terrain racer releas...
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review – PlayStation 4
Something I enjoy about games from Japanese developer Vanillaware is that they all feel different enough from each other in gameplay while also sharing a key component with that being a gorgeous 2D ar...
Gleamlight Review – PlayStation 4
The saying goes that one should never judge a book by its cover. Sometimes that’s because the cover looks boring while the actual content within is really good. Other times a really eye-catching cover...
OkunoKA Madness Review – PlayStation 4
I don’t know what is so addictive about video games that punish us with their brutal difficulties but many of us just keep coming back. Whether it’s a Souls-like game or something like Super Meat Boy ...
Hotshot Racing Review – PlayStation 4
If you were a fan of classic racing games like Daytona USA and Virtua Racing then their may be a new racing game out of interest to you. Hotshot Racing is a new low-poly art style, arcade racing game ...
The Last Campfire Review – PlayStation 4
Before releasing the highly ambitious No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games was making smaller titles such as the colorful stunt bike game Joe Danger. While the team has spent the last few years adding l...
Outbreak: The New Nightmare Review – PlayStation 4
When it comes to survival horror games, I think most of us fans owe our love for the genre to the original Resident Evil. It was the game that really got many of us into it and went on to inspire many...
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning Review – PlayStation 4
One of the more overlooked RPGs from the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 era was Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning from EA and developer 38 Studios. The game was quite good but for some reason just never got t...