by Salman Malik | Oct 6, 2017 | Featured, Games, Not News!, PC, Reviews, Xbox
Ever since Cuphead was announced I have been foaming at the mouth to get to play it, and now that it is finally time I can safely say my cautious hype for this game was worth it and then some. So the main selling point about this game was the art style. It’s in the...
by Ben O'Brian | Oct 5, 2017 | Games, Playstation, Reviews
A Zen Experience, or a rage-inducing one? The game Expand, I found, can be both. While not overly hard, the game can punish you in the hardest of ways for a simple mistake, but clearing a stage can end up giving you the most awesome of feelings. Expand was originally...
by Will Jones | Oct 4, 2017 | Games, PC, Reviews
What you’re about to read isn’t a review. To review ‘The Norwood Suite’ as if it were a game, like ‘Fallout’ or even ‘Gone Home’ is to miss the entire point of it. The Norwood Suite is not a game. It isn’t. if you expect engaging gameplay, you’ll be disappointed. You...
by Javier Reyeros | Oct 3, 2017 | Games, PC, Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
I’m a big fan of the Lego games and movies. I’ve played most of the franchises they’ve expanded into, I think the easy game play and light comedy work really well for the series and more often than not I’ll find myself wanting to 100% them,...
by Salman Malik | Oct 2, 2017 | Games, Nintendo, Reviews
Project Octopath Traveller is a dumb name created by the same dudes who made Bravely Default, and is on the Nintendo Switch right now as a playable demo. There’s not much to say about the demo other than it’s pretty good, but let me try to explain. I don’t know much...
by Joe Gribble | Oct 1, 2017 | Games, Nintendo, Reviews
When I received this title to review, I honestly didn’t quite know where to start – Culdcept Revolt is a card-based tactical-lite game developed by Omiya Soft, published by NIS America, looking to be a bizarre fusion between something like Fire Emblem or...
