Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle Doesn’t Need Room For Improvement
Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle has a huge amount of puzzle gaming content, with over 144 levels of family friendly, puzzle-solving action, great graphics and a good story to move things along. Check into room’s unique mansion, though you may never want to leave it.
Destiny: House of Wolves DLC Has Bite
Destiny has expanded again, this time with the House of Wolves DLC. We talk with two veteran players who have been there since launch, to find out what they think about all the new content.
Bloodborne Gets The Blood Boiling, And Flowing
Bloodborne is one of the most challenging and visceral games ever created, yet the darkly medieval world is dripping with atmosphere, and begging players to come and brave its every dark corner. Are you up for the challenge?
The Golf Club Scores a Hole In One
The Golf Club Collector’s Edition is one of the most realistic golf simulations ever created, and also happens to be a lot of fun to play alone or with your favorite golfing buddies. Get the foursome together, we’re hitting the links!
Opening The Pages of The Book of Unwritten Tales 2
Point-and-click adventures are having a bit of a renaissance and The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 is a solid entry. The only trouble is it’s a comedy, which riffs off gamer and nerd culture, but our reviewer just didn’t enjoy the humor too much. Still, someone else might love it.
Mortal Kombat X Brings The Two-Fisted Action
The heart and soul of a classic fighting game is back again with Mortal Kombat X. As a fighter, MKX is one of the best, with hardcore action, gorgeous graphics and of course, those ever so amazing fatality moves.
Ready For The Yeti? Far Cry 4 DLC Review
The Far Cry 4 Valley of the Yetis DLC is a standalone adventure for the main game that introduces a new defensive type of gameplay and a terrifying new creature. What’s not to like?
Story of Seasons Grows From Harvest Moon Glory
Harvest Moon purists may find the simplified gameplay of Story of Seasons to be a comparative blasphemy, but the game does have good multi-tasking, a faster pace and lots of upgrade options. It’s also suitable for any age or skill level, and pretty fun.
Tormentum – Dark Sorrow Takes Point and Click into Darkness
Tormentum – Dark Sorrow takes point and click adventuring into a dark and sadistic world that may push the sanity of your average point and click players. It’s dark, deadly and eerily beautiful.
Reviewing Life is Strange Episode Two: Out of Time
The second episode of Life is Strange is out now, and brings with it new characters and a decidedly darker element to the delightful storyline. Join our reviewer as she rewinds time and tries to be kind in face of it all those new challenges.