Splinter Cell Blacklist is White Hot
Sam Fisher is back in Splinter Cell Blacklist, and this time the spy adventure adds some new twists to the decade-old franchise that will have players running ops exactly how they want.
Keeping Alive In a Living Dead World
State of Decay offers a realistic, living world where survivors try to grow gardens, scavenge food, help each other out, and try not to get their faces eaten by armies of hungry zombies.
A Revolution in Gaming Consoles
The Ouya is now available, and our reviewer has used it for everything from exclusive games to emulation of his favorite old consoles. Is it worth $99? You bet, but find out why inside.
Still Marching On The Grand Campaign
Europa Universalis IV does the impossible. It maintains the depth hardcore strategic players demand, while also making the game much more accessible to newcomers.
A Positively Ducky Experience
DuckTales Remastered does the impossible by providing an amazing new gameplay experience while staying true to both the cartoon and the original NES title.
Bugs And Armor Spectacularly Collide
This week we deploy to the world of Bugs Vs. Tanks, where German panzer commanders find themselves shrunk down to the size of ants, and engaged in a deadly struggle.
Walking On The Weird Side
Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut brings the wacky, wonderful and bug-filled game to the PlayStation 3 with some nice extras. Can a game be horrible and amazing at the same time?
The Shadows Find The Light
Shadowrun Returns is a faithful recreation of the pen and paper role-playing game, offering an intense game world filled with technology, magic and money, if you’re tough enough to grab it.
Heroes Is Not So Marvelous
Our reviewer really wanted to like Marvel Heroes. But bland combat, unnecessary MMO elements and a payment scheme that practically requires hundreds of dollars in fees to advance makes this hero a zero.
A Hauntingly Good…Something
Dear Esther is a game you might have never heard of, but it’s also unlike anything else you’ve probably ever played. If you want something completely different, Esther has your ticket.