REVIEW: Armikrog
Armikrog starts with a bombastic, hyperactive animation, followed by a theme song similar to the ones from the ’80s and ’90s cartoons. Before you get a chance to come around after…
REVIEW: Destiny The Taken King
After the huge hype before Destiny was finally released last year, a lot of players were left a bit disappointed. Whether it was the high expectations after the pompous announcements that…
REVIEW: Super Mario Maker
Nintendo started to change. That much is certain by now. Or what’s certain is the desire to change on their part. The fans certainly don’t care if those few years with…
REVIEW: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
I have needed about a hundred hours of gameplay to come full circle and find a meaningful way to review this game. I have needed to let my instincts and the…
REVIEW: FIFA 16
Years pass and fans of football simulations eagerly await to see what the guys from EA and Konami got cooking each year when it comes to that genre. When it comes…
REVIEW: SOMA
SOMA is probably one of the most anticipated games this year, which shouldn’t come as a surprise when we consider that people behind it are the same ones that made Amnesia,…
REVIEW: Mad Max
Mad Max: Fury Road is considered by many to be the best movie this summer. Dumb, plotless, absurd and demented, it did it’s job and entertained millions. George Miller, the series…
REVIEW: Until Dawn
The horror games so far have tackled many different themes, but none of them managed to capture the feel of the teen horror genre that started in the ’70s with the…
REVIEW: Blood Bowl 2
It’s the last few seconds of the game; your team has the ball and only 20 yards from the touchdown line your team captain falls and breaks his neck, while one…
REVIEW: Stasis
When you work on a project for years it becomes more than a simple job or pastime, it becomes your child, something you care about and worry about every little detail…
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