Under: Depths of Fear review — Trial and terror
If I could shout one thing from the horror video game mountains, it’d be, “stop designing hide-and-seek monster segments and…
Necrobarista review – Knee-deep in the decaf
Visual novels are well known for their style of presentation. They typically have a handful of character drawings that are…
Hades Review – The Long, Hard Road Out of Hell
The reason to keep coming back to Hades isn’t just the thrills you’ll get battling through hell, but the characters…
Call of the Sea review — Go into the water
First-person adventure games are often almost like movies. They love to focus on story and characters, but these are typically…
Hotshot Racing review – Every famine virtua
Some games deliver exactly what they promise. In this case, Hotshot Racing promises a throwback to the flat polygonal arcade racers…
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate Review – A Formidable Beast
With Monster Hunter: World, the famously esoteric series received a massive overhaul, including many changes that lowered the barrier to entry…
Remothered: Broken Porcelain review — Run and hide
Terrible news. Editor-in-chief and (mostly) benevolent PCI overlord Cam wouldn’t let me write the line “I’ll finish this review when…
Surgeon Simulator 2 review – Anathema to some, anesthesia for others
Surgeon Simulator 2 is a hard game for me to score. The first game was practically a meme centered around a…
HP Reverb G2 review — Crisp visuals hampered by tracking flaws
(credit: HP) After the surprising interest from the gaming community with the original unit, HP and Microsoft knew they had…
Halo 4 review — The Master Thief strikes again
I used to joke that Microsoft needed to rename Halo’s primary protagonist “Master Thief,” because that bastard has stolen more hours…