Reviews

A leader of games.

Deadpool of tears.

Christopher Scott fights the Cold War in Wargame: AirLand Battle.

Phil Owen takes a close look at Remember Me.

How does Van Helsing hold up against his counterparts in Diablo and Torchlight?

A card-collecting take on the tower defense formula.

After an ill-fated trip into the present for the Call of Juarez franchise, Techland has taken the series back to the Old West in Gunslinger.

Fuse fails to live up to the quality of its predecessors from Insomniac.

Just one more turn.

DAMON REECE TAKES A LOOK AT THE PSYCHO!!!111 WITH HIS OWN EYES. GO TO SCHOOL, KIDS.

Last Light does not disappoint. It's everything you could ask for in a sequel.

Mars: War Logs is a AAA-quality RPG in a budget package

"I sunk your battleship" are words you'll find yourself saying often in Leviathan: Warships.

Dark Arisen is a game worth delving into.

Damon reviews the PC release of the critically-acclaimed indie title.

Eador is more akin to a board game than a 4X game.

Zeno Clash 2 is an enjoyable experienced marred by lackluster presentation.

Phil Owen takes experiences the post-apocalyptic nuclear world of 2007 in Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon.

The Art of Assassin's Creed 3 is a must-have collector's item for any fan of the series.

Rowan Kaiser takes a look at a new project from KY based rapper and producer 2 Mello.

Matt Hawkins shares his thoughts on Injustice and how it stacks up to Mortal Kombat.

What does Dead Island superfan Holly Green have to say about sequel Riptide?