Review: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
After posting my article about cinematic gaming, I find it kind of funny to be reviewing Uncharted 4, but out of all the games that claimed to be cinematic, I…
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Review: Ori and The Blind Forest: Definitive Edition
Before I got to review this game, I had heard about it here and there as a pretty good title that Microsoft produced, and I believe it won an award…
Review: The AVGN 2: ASSimilation
I opened up my email, took a glance at this game’s title, and groaned to myself. I feared it would be a long night, and I feared that I would…
Review: The Division
Each year, the market has an influx of more and more games competing not just for the spotlight, but for our time. The Division falls under a specific category of…
Review: Hyrule Warriors Legends
Remember that game that came out on the Nintendo Wii U a couple years ago called Hyrule Warriors? Well, Nintendo just released it’s sibling — except there is something not right with…
Review: Quantum Break
Quantum Break is an amazing and quality masterpiece. Usually, I beat around the bush in the intro of my reviews, tell you how the game might be great, or hinting…
Review: Pokken Tournament
Honestly, going into Pokken Tournament, I had no idea what to expect. I had seen a few videos of the game’s Japanese version, but unlike a few others who write…
Review: Rocket League
What started as Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, grew into the game which millions of players have come to know and love: Rocket League. Racing RC cars and trying to bump…
Review: Hitman
Ah, Hitman. Despite mixed user reviews of the previous entry in the series, Hitman: Absolution, the series remains of the few stealth games to survive to the modern age. While most games…
Review: The Witness
The Witness is quite a puzzling, strange little game, as to be expected from Jonathan Blow, the man behind Braid, a past award-winning indie great that, along with Super Meat…
