Behold The Mighty Azure Striker Gunvolt

Fans of Mega Man (who isn’t) will love Azure Striker Gunvolt, a solid action-platformer that comes bundled with Mighty Gunvolt on the 3DS, providing hours of action-packed and beautiful platforming gameplay.

Heroes & Generals Takes Aim At Boring Online Shooter Wargames

One shot, one kill? That's the goal of the sniper career path, a difficult but fulfilling option for long range shooters.

One of the most unique shooter wargames to come out in years, the free to play Heroes & Generals lets you become a master of either tactics or strategy. Play as a general leading others, or take to the field as a career soldier in a variety of fields like infantry scouts, tank drivers and pilots.

Killing Them Slowly With Bio Inc.

For this person, there is good news and bad news. Which do you think they want to hear first?

Bio Inc. is germ warfare on a very personal level, as you are tasked with killing a variety of people using various viruses and diseases. It’s actually pretty disturbing, but also fun. And it may just teach players a thing or two about staying healthy.

Ruling the World in King’s Bounty: Dark Side

King’s Bounty: Dark Side takes puts us into the magical boots of some of the more traditional villains from the game world in a campaign to defeat those pesky good heroes. With new units, powers and a gargantuan world to explore, you may find that it’s good being bad.

Jewel Hearts: A Not So Rough Diamond

Jewel Hearts is a puzzle game that is very similar to many other countless matching puzzlers available as an app. But what it lacks in originality of concept, it makes up for in the size of its playable space.

Sniper Elite III Takes It’s Shot

Sniper Elite III Takes It’s Shot in our review of this combination simulation and shooter set in World War II. You better be ready for some graphic shots too, as the game pulls no punches.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky Finally Comes To U.S. PCs

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky took ten years to come to America, and then it was a PSP game. Now it makes the jump to the PC, and our resident JRPG loving reviewer, Billy White, is there to play it through. Is this one lost in translation, or a valuable find?