Reviews
Rocksmith Review
I am not going to lie, when I heard about Rocksmith, I rolled my eyes; another rhythm game featuring a guitar that I will never find space for among my collection of plastic instruments.
Forza Motorsport 4 Review
The Forza Motorsport series has slowly become the preferred driving simulator among gamers over the years. The team at Turn 10 has slowly crafted an amazing experience built around community...
Air Conflicts: Secret Wars Review
Flight simulators are not exactly burning up the charts on consoles, even more so when they feature the days of WWII. Still, it is hard not to appreciate a solid game when one comes along. Air Conflic...
Might & Magic: Heroes VI Review
It is a testament to its strength that the Might and Magic name has persevered over 25 years and three different companies while still retaining a loyal following. The core Might and Magic games, of.....
Mahjong Cub3d Review
Mahjong Cub3d sounds like a good idea on paper; take advantage of the 3DS top screen and give a classic two-dimensional game new depth (pun intended). Unfortunately, the concept doesnâ€â„Â...
Payday: The Heist Review
If you have ever seen the movie Heat, then you know the intensity that can come from that type of scenario. Developer Overkill Software and Sony Online Entertainment are aiming to recreate that with.....
Go Vacation Review
Minigame collections have become synonymous with the Wii. From representations of realistic activities like Wii Sports to the more absurd Rabbid-filled diversions, you can find pretty much...
GrimGrimoire Review
The PS3 is finally getting some downloadable PS2 games, and one of the first is GrimGrimoire. The game was released in 2007, and garnered a cult following. I honestly had never played...
The Cursed Crusade Review
The Crusades remain mostly underused in gaming. Recently we had the mediocre First Templar, and now developer Kylotonn is taking a stab at it with The Cursed Crusade. The Crusades are ripe for...
Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin Review
Hawke returns in the second piece of DLC for Dragon Age II, and this time he's brought along a new friend. A knife-eared assassin named Tallis leads our hero on a mission to the oft spoke of, but...