Category: Reviews
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions | Review
After playing so much of the second Geometry Wars game, I was satisfied and didn’t think the series could evolve further (see what I did there?) but this third installment is a wonderful worthwhile addition. From the newly reformed Sierra we have an unexpected and awesome release. Imagine the gameplay of Geometry Wars, but featuring […]
Shadows of Mordor | Review
The moment I heard about Middle Earth: Shadows of Mordor, I was completely excited to play this title. It also made me quite nervous since it’s seemingly original content created in the world of J. R. R. Tolkien. Quickly as I’d read the announcement I scrolled down to the comments to see how fans would […]
Skylanders: Trap Team | Review
Skylanders Trap Team expands well with the latest addition of trapping enemies to use as playable characters. This easily could have been a convoluted system, but fortunately it’s quite simple and easy to enjoy in game. No one enemy is confined permanently to a trap (Kaos aside), so for gamers concerned about full trap key […]
Power Rangers Super MegaForce | Review
If you enjoy the Power Rangers series the game isn’t bad, though with the very generic look and gameplay this could have easily been an unlicensed title and released in the Nintendo 3DS eShop.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare | Review
Version Tested: PlayStation 3 This year’s entry into the Call of Duty franchise brings with it a lot of promise. Fresh off of their role in developing 2011’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Sledgehammer Games gets their first crack at developing a fully fledged COD title. This is also the first game in the […]
Tenkai Knights: Brave Battle | REVIEW
Battle controls Tenkai Knights: Brave Battle suffers from bad controls, which makes the game hard to endure.
Destiny | Review
Version Tested: PlayStation 3 Destiny quickly become one of the most pre-ordered titles in recent memory and of course it was backed by one of the largest marketing campaigns we’ve seen in a while for a videogame. Needless to say expectations for Bungie’s first post-Halo release reached into the stratosphere and after playing Destiny for […]
The Legend of Dark Witch | REVIEW
The Legend of Dark Witch is a simple platform game from Circle for the 3DS. The game feels and plays similar to Mega Man, so if you’ve played those games you’ll know what to expect, and it doesn’t let you down. The plot of the game is simple to get you going. In the game, […]
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS | REVIEW
I’ll admit it’s been a while since I’ve played a Super Smash Bros game. In fact, you would almost consider me a new player to the series. It’s been that long. And while I got on board early and played the original game on my Nintendo 64 way back in the day, I never got […]
Hyperdimension Neptunia: Rebirth1 | Review
Idea Factory has brought over Compile Hearts’ PS Vita remake of the original Hyperdimension Neptunia to North America. After spending several hours playing through the humorous, self referential JRPG we’re finally ready to render our verdict. Should you shell out your hard earned cash for the latest trip to GamesIndustri or should Neptunia’s latest remain […]
Super Mario 3D Land | REVIEW
I don’t think there’s been a Super Mario game I haven’t enjoyed. From the very first game way back in 1985 on the NES up until today, every platforming Mario title has been thoroughly enjoyable. Super Mario 3D Land is no exception. Years ago when Nintendo realized that people were craving a traditional side scrolling […]
The Keep | REVIEW
The Keep is a breath of fresh air on the Nintendo 3DS eShop, a statement riddled with irony considering the setting of the game. The game brings the classic dungeon crawler role playing game genre and definitely hits all of the right notes. In The Keep you embark on a quest to explore caves and […]
Tomodachi Life | Review
Tomodachi Life is a quirky relationship simulation game featuring Miis. It’s a simple concept, but has a lot of fun and funny results.
Castle Storm – Free to Siege | Review
CastleStorm – Free to Siege is a free-to-play game which doesn’t shove micro-transactions in your face but doesn’t shy away from them either. The game is simple and fun to play. You start off the game playing the Kingdom Quest campaign, where after years of peace the calm is threatened when the vikings start mysteriously […]
Sea Battle | Review
Teyon’s newest game is for the good old Nintendo DSi and the DSiWare service, something that has all but been abandoned by most developers. And with some of the games being released in the eShop looking like they could have easily been DSiWare titles, including lacking 3D support, that is a shame. But Teyon’s Sea […]