Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is half SOCOM, half Left 4 Dead, and half-finished (review)
From the moment Operation Raccoon City starts, you know you’re not sitting down to the typical Resident Evil experience. The title screen music is...
Waveform proves you don’t need guns to save the galaxy (review)
Our solar system is being consumed by a singularity and it’s your job to save it — not with bullets, magic spells, or superpowers,...
Defenders of Ardania: Why I’ll never touch this game again (review)
I'll be honest with you. I did not finish Defenders of Ardania for this review -- and I have no intention to. Nothing short of a loaded bazooka to my head will make me go back to this ugly, boring mess of a tower-defense strategy game.
Shoot Many Robots gives good carnage (review)
Sometimes you’ve got to give it up for truth in advertising. A Shooter for 2 Bucks. Snakes on a Plane. I MAED A GAME...
Mass Effect 3 is an unfitting finale for an outstanding franchise (review)
Mass Effect’s finale has been a long time in the making. Commander Shepard and developer BioWare have taken players on an interactive odyssey whose...
I Am Alive: Intense, thrilling, and a little boring, all at the same time (review)
I apologize for being little late with this review. I got sidetracked attempting to fix an elevator (I failed) and patching up the broken...
Microsoft Flight opens up the skies to rookie pilots (review)
Before we start, there’s something I need to confess. When it comes to flight simulators, I’m a complete novice. Fear not though, because Microsoft...
Unit 13 for the PS Vita is the epitome of flawed fun (review)
The Vita launch hype settled down quick, didn’t it? With the first batch of games out of the way, Unit 13 rocks up to...
Nexuiz thrills with speed and variety, bores with weapons and long waits (review)
Xbox Live Arcade's latest shooter is no Sunday driver. But is speed (and a fascinating instant-mod "Dynamic Mutators" system) enough to keep this game competitive?
Journey will take you into the cloudy heights of video game artistry (review)
Your first words when you start playing Journey, the new PlayStation Network game from Thatgamecompany, will be something like “Wow,” or “Cool!” From the...