Yoshi's New Island Review (3DS)
With Yoshi’s New Island, we get a revamped version of the original that is just right for a new generation of young gamers. Read More.
With Yoshi’s New Island, we get a revamped version of the original that is just right for a new generation of young gamers. Read More.
The whole game has clearly been a labor of love for its developers and the whole thing is just well put together. It’s more of a matter that some parts simply seem like they weren’t entirely well considered or that the developers chose to stick with their vision even when it had a negative effect on the end product. It feels like the game has a few somewhat frustrating humps for the player to jump over that interrupt the flow of the game every now and again without changing the fact that it’s still a great game. Read More.
Our little Clementine grows up just a little bit more, facing not only the horrors of the zombie apocalypse, but the evils that lurk deep within the human psyche. In this segment of The Walking Dead, she comes face to face with the extremes some people will go to, all in the name of 'survival'. Read More.
With the conclusion of Episode 2 of The Wolf Among Us, Bigby and Snow must work fast to work on the information they've been provided - the third episode of the adventure game brings some good choices to make, some good writing, and starts to really get into the meat of the mystery that Bigby and Snow have been investigating since the beginning. Read More.
The triumphant return of Clementine is short lived, as any joy in her homecoming is overshadowed by clunky storytelling and a generally lackluster delivery on gameplay in this most recent installment in the Walking Dead series. Read More.
Daylight is another first-person horror title that manages to inspire a touch of horror. Unfortunately, the procedurally-generated environments make for a dull time exploring, and the game's repetitive objectives make for an experience that falls flat of any good expectations. Read More.
Dark Souls II made some terrible design decisions on its way to production and while I felt that those decisions would ruin the game, they actually don’t. Unfortunately a bigger issue is that they do nothing to actually make the experience any more enjoyable, leaving it as a zero sum gain by and large. Unfortunately for anyone actually affected by these changes the whole thing falls apart quickly, leading to a whole bunch of aggravation. To me that speaks of a change that wasn’t worth it. Read More.
Come to South Park for rauncy laughs, lots of fart jokes, cross dressing, aliens, the toddlers, the girls, the goths, Mr. Hanky, Mr. Hand, Randy Marsh, the elves, the Star Trek kids....ALL OF THEM and SO MUCH MORE! Kick some butt, beat up on everyone, make fun of Canadians and above all, get back that stick! Read More.
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze brings new life to platformers, with tight gameplay, vibrant graphics, and music that will tickle your eardrums. And with simultaneous co-op play and a bevy of secrets to find, Tropical Freeze definitely feels like one of the must-have titles of the Wii U. Read More.
Awesomenauts makes the trip to the newest generation of consoles. Whether you want to accompany it on that journey will depend on your feelings towards MOBAs. Read More.
343 Industries and Vanguard Entertainment have made a title that is fun to play and quite easy to pick up. Read More.
Though Episode 2: Smoke and Mirrors is a little bit of a slower-paced, dialogue-heavy journey through Fabletown, it can stiill manage to keep you hooked to the plot of the search for the murderer that walks the streets of this modern, fantasty-filled world. Read More.
Take it from someone who got their Zelda start with the original golden NES cartridge and spent countless childhood hours drawing maps and figuring out the game's dark secrets; after all these years, after so many acclaimed games and titles, I can truly say with a straight face that Zelda has never been better. Read More.
We start back off with a bang in the new season of The Walking Dead, with new characters, new plots and new human drama underscoring the futility of life in the midst of the zombie apocalypse. Read More.
Telltale tries to whet our appetite for grief, misery and zombies in this decently constructed DLC that bridges the gap between Season 1 and 2 of the Walking Dead series. Thought you got off easy? Well the zombie apocalypse is back, bringing back a taste of the pain and suffering we loved in Season 1. Read More.