Laura Kate Dale Sep 20, 2017 Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite Review – Infinitely Cinematic The Marvel Cinematic Universe dictates the very finite nature of Infinite. Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Format: PC, PS4...
Jim Sterling Jul 16, 2017 Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Review – Vicarious Revisions It is the law that you must refer to the titular hero of Crash Bandicoot as a marsupial every time you talk about him. I don’t know how...
Jim Sterling Jun 17, 2017 Perception Review – Alone In The Dark A game with a blind protagonist that’s all about the visuals. Developer: The Deep End Games Publisher: Feardemic Format: PC, PS4...
Laura Kate Dale Jun 10, 2017 Arms Review – Arm’s Length Arms is a really strange game to try and write about because its disparate parts vary so wildly in quality. It has the core of an...
Jim Sterling Jun 8, 2017 Lock’s Quest Review – Lock It Up Usually when a game is remastered or ported, I “remaster” my review of the original game. Lock’s Quest was one of my favorite portable...
Laura Kate Dale Jun 3, 2017 Tekken 7 Review – The Path Most Tekken Tekken 7 is very much the same as every Tekken game that came before it. That’s not an inherently bad thing, but it does feel like the...
Jim Sterling Jun 3, 2017 RiME Review – Level Headed A good game that could have been a veritable great one. Developer: Tequila Works Publisher: Tequila Works Format: Nintendo Switch (TBD),...
Laura Kate Dale May 20, 2017 Injustice 2 Review – If Only The Movies Were This Good A great game with some financial caveats. Developer: NetherRealm Studios Publisher: Warner Bros. Format: PS4 (reviewed), Xbox One...
Jim Sterling May 16, 2017 Prey Review – Neuromoderate Developer: Arkane Studios Publisher: Bethesda Format: PC, PS4 (reviewed), Xbox One Released: May 5, 2017 Copy purchased Prey is almost...
Conrad Zimmerman May 12, 2017 Flinthook Review – Hooked on Pirates There is something to be said for the onslaught of Roguelike titles that continues unabated. While there is certainly a fair bit of dross...
