The Bard’s Tale 4: The Director’s Cut Review

The Bard’s Tale 4: The Director’s Cut is an epic tale of corruption and evil, suffering and loss, of lessons learned too late and and the bitter consequences. It’s also a story of hope and triumph and perseverance. It’s a game that challenged me and a story that tugged at my heart.

Green Hell Review – Surviving The Amazon

Moving through the Amazon can be both exciting and a slog. On one hand, parts of Green Hell were harsh enough to make me wonder if I could actually finish it. However, after some tweaking I found myself enjoying my trek through the Amazon.

Exclusive: Research Shows Cloud Gaming Could Boom

For a while, we’ve known that cloud gaming has huge potential. Xbox, PlayStation and NVidia have either launched or are planning some kind of game streaming service. Google Stadia is set to emerge for early adopters later this year. And Shadow let us put their technology to the test, reviewing both the service and set-top box.

Our Impressions Of Discovery Tours By Ubisoft: Ancient Greece

The Assassin’s Creed franchise has a storied history of recreating iconic monuments and weaving in historical figures into their game narratives. With such vast regions brought into the digital space to explore, Ubisoft yet again offers players a chance to travel the ancient world in Discovery Tours by Ubisoft: Ancient Greece.

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered Review

We finally have the remastered Final Fantasy VIII fans have been waiting for. They gameplay is there exactly as it was previously and it’s a fun trip through a crazy timey-wimey story. But how does the remaster hold up decades later?

Yakuza 3 Remastered Review

This is probably the most touching and heart-warming story out of any Yakuza game, and that’s exactly why I feel most people won’t like it. For me, this may be my favorite Yakuza game ever and I appreciated Kazuma Kiryu just trying to be a retired man and leading a peaceful life by the sea. But I can see the divisiveness some may have if they expected a lot more action-packed intrigue as exhibited by the previous two titles.

Control Review

Control might be one of the weirdest, yet satisfying games I’ve ever played. Part mystery, part thriller, the latest game from Remedy pushes the boundaries of the paranormal.

Oninaki Review

The world of Oninaki is beautiful and captivating, but it’s also a good bit disturbing in many aspects. From its very first moments I was instantly drawn in as I wanted to understand exactly how this world works and why exactly it is this way.

Remnant: From the Ashes Review

Remnant: From the Ashes is a third person survival action shooter set in a post-apocalyptic world where chaos rules. It can be played alone or with up to two other people as you fight to survive this waking nightmare. Its Souls like combat gets the blood pumping and is an enjoyable experience solo or with others. It has a few things that are more annoying than game breaking which helps it to be a great game.