The King Is Back with Pro Evolution Soccer 2015
Don’t count anything out! While people thought that PES was on the ropes, Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 comes roaring back to deliver the hands-down best soccer experience of the year.
Sunset Overdrive Amps Up Xbox One
Sunset Overdrive is one of the most unique and polished games that our reviewer has ever experienced. If you own an Xbox One, this is one exclusive title that you need in your collection.
FIFA 15 Takes A Penalty Kick
Ever since the 08 version of the game, the FIFA series has improved every year. This time however, FIFA 15 takes a bit of a step back. While still a great game, it may be eclipsed by its predecessors.
Blizzard Learns From Early Diablo III Mistakes
Although Diablo III had more problems than most games at launch, over the years the developers have been patching and improving it in a way that fans surly appreciate. Game fan Matt Jones breaks down how Blizzard earned their respect.
Reaping What You Sow With Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls
It took a little while for our reviewer to report on Reaper of Souls given the depth of changes to the core Diablo 3 game. With the elimination of the failed auction house, Blizzard smarty puts the emphasis back on the hunt for great loot.
Review Eschalon Book III: A Little Bit Too Hardcore
Eschalon: Book III is a modern take on the hardcore RPGs of yesteryear. Chocked full of exciting places and deep dungeons, it features all the stuff that made old school RPGs so cool, but also many of their flaws.
Hello, Darkness, My Old Friend – Dark Souls 2 Reviewed
If you thought the first game was difficult, know that it’s a picnic compared to Dark Souls 2. This is one of the hardest RPGs you will ever play, but also one of the most beautiful and deep. It’s a trap for sure. Dare you enter?
Anything But Garden Variety
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare takes the beloved franchise online and turns it into one of the most comical and action-packed shooters you’ll likely play this year.
It All Brotherly Love
While many of the new Xbox One games aim at adults, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is more suitable for younger players, though we think just about anyone can have fun with this one.
On the Right Path
Path of Exile offers an action-oriented MMO that can be enjoyed as a single player or with a group. And it’s a true free-to-play model, one of the first, that doesn’t nickel and dime players to death. It’s a welcome change in all cases.