Category: Review

Three years after the Nintendo 3DS's launch, Nintendo's major franchises are increasingly filling out the Japanese handheld's video game offerings. Among the most popular platformers to come from Kyoto in 2014, following the debut of the decent New Yoshi's…

Pixelated airplanes? You can find anything these days, so why not a game with distinctly retro gameplay and graphics more suited to a Commodore than a modern console? That's what Luftrausers is all about, developed by…

  Mario and his friends return in a new edition of the famous sports series in Mario Golf: World Tour. Developed by Camelot Software Planning, it was officially born on the Nintendo 64 with Mario Golf 64, where this title is the fifth…

It's all Half-Life's fault! Let's get one thing straight: Dear Esther can't be considered a video game, at least not in the traditional sense, but rather an experience. Created by The Chinese Room, with the support of the University of Portsmouth, this true…

Dead Nation arrives on PlayStation Vita after being a guest on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. This Housemarque game is nothing more than the re-release of the 2010 original for Sony's portable console: ready to unleash your undead?…

Trials, the popular RedLynx game, returns in its latest and greatest installment, expanding not only to PC but also to the new Next-Gen platforms. Originally released in 2000 for PC in Java and Flash, the…