Reviews

A fine return to form. www.jensrushing.com After a mediocre second chapter, I am happy to report that “Lair of the Leviathan” is a fine return to form. To idiosyncratic bowel-exploring, ic...

The Trial of the Century-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y! www.jensrushing.com We’re four of five episodes into the season, and by now should have a good picture of what Telltale is trying to accomplish ...

Guybrush Threepwood makes his way to the PS3. Companies like Telltale Games tend to play on the nostalgia of old school gamers, while trying to retain new players into the genre. This is certainly the...

A charming licensed game that is fun for all ages. Sometimes the key to creating a successful licensed game is to not step too far outside of the boundaries of what makes gaming fun. Most companies at...

Late to the party and missing a key component. Xbox 360 owners have been waiting patiently for Epic Games’ latest frag-fest to come to their console. Now after more than half-a-year they can fin...

Personally I was excited about Unreal Tournament III, but let’s get one thing clear right off the bat. As a PS3 owner I am the minority in that statement. It’s no secret that the gap between console a...

I want to start off this review by saying…I love Unreal Tournament in every way shape or form. Much more than Quake 3, and these are two PC games I really enjoy. The reason? Online gaming baby! ...

I have called UNO! more times than I could ever count since I started playing this classic when I was about 5 years old. Now, I also have my four  year old hoooked. A few weeks ago, to my extreme...

Inventive, repetitious and plenty of fun. If you were to take the gothic look and feel of the Devil May Cry Series, combined it with the endless waves of similar enemies and topped it off with the min...

A lot is made nowadays about videogames being “cinematic”. Sweeping scenery, engrossing plotlines, and an interesting protagonist now stand where generic, repeating backgrounds and paper t...