“Double Dragon IV” Review
by Filippo DinolfoAs I sit here playing Double Dragon IV, I can’t help but look over at the calendar to make sure it is in fact the year 2017. I may be playing this game on the PlayStation 4, but it certainly…
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“Garou: Mark of the Wolves” Review (PC)
by Patrick MifflinSNK’s recent revitalization has been a very successful one, not just due to the brilliance of their comeback game, The King of Fighters XIV, but in their ability to open their back catalogue to new and old fans alike on…
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“The Witness” Review
by Jordan ElekThe Witness is challenging, satisfying, and captivating on a level beyond most of its peers. It leaves an impression that won’t soon go away.
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“Batman: The Telltale Series, Episode 4 – Guardian of Gotham” Review
After quite the reveal in New World Order, Telltale Games is back with its penultimate effort of its Batman series: Guardian of Gotham. And to help get you back into the swing of things, they’re offering a little something to…
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“Ginger: Beyond the Crystal” Review
Sometimes, a simple game comes along with a positive element to it that makes it purely enjoyable. Other times, your mind just went numb and it’s a struggle to keep going. Unfortunately, Ginger: Beyond the Crystal borders into the latter…
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“Batman: The Telltale Series, Episode 3 – New World Order” Review
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31 Oct 2016
We’re well into the thick of things for Telltale’s Batman series. We’ve seen some shocking reveals and fantastic story, but how does that hold up at the halfway point? Let’s take a look at Episode 3 – New World Order.
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“Batman: The Telltale Series, Episode 2 – Children of Gotham” Review
Telltale took us on quite a ride with their first episode of their Batman series. Having introduced a hell of a twist, where could the series go? Let’s take a look into Episode 2 – Children of Gotham. Spoilers follow if…
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“I Am Setsuna” Review
E3 2015, to Square Enix, will undoubtedly go down as the show where the real Final Fantasy XV stood up, and the company’s decade-long AAA investment finally entered the home stretch. It will go down as the show that saw…
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“Street Fighter V” Review
2008’s Street Fighter IV was less a new fighting game than it was a transformative event for the genre’s entire landscape. Seemingly overnight, the fighting game community exploded to near early 90s proportions, and the game itself heralded in a…
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“Lumo” Review
If you’re a gamer of the 80’s, chances are you remember playing an isometric puzzle platformer. For me, it was Knight Lore, a game that perplexed me, but also rewarded my patience. Making my way through the numerous rooms of…
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“Mighty No. 9” Review
If you shattered Mighty No. 9 into a million pieces and reassembled it with only the good parts, it would be an awesome game. As it is, it isn’t worth your time.
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“Tumblestone” Review
A puzzle game that you have to pay for? And it’s not on a phone? It’s okay, Tumblestone is good enough to pay actual money for and play on your couch, especially with friends.
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