Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds – Review (PS4)
Aloy encounters new characters, challenges, machines, and more in a brand new section of the future.
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Assassin’s Creed: Origins – Review (PS4)
Ubisoft broke their annual Assassin’s Creed release schedule and took an extra year to create Origins, the latest entry. But was the wait worth it?
DOOM VFR – Review (PSVR)
This holiday, Bethesda is leaning hard into some of their firmly established properties, with two Nintendo Switch ports and three VR games. Each one has been a solid hit so far, with both Doom and Skyrim being perfectly portable on the Switch. Skyrim VR has set a new standard for VR, showing us that anything is possible. DOOM VFR, while not being a straight port like Skyrim VR, attempts to bring the fast fluid combat of 2016’s Doom to VR.
Star Wars Battlefront 2 – Review (Xbox One)
“The single player campaign suffers from such poor writing and boring set pieces that it definitely isn’t worth the price of admission.”
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR – Review (PSVR)
PSVR has come a long way, and Skyrim VR is its crowning jewel.
Call of Duty WWII – Review
“If you’re looking for a classic WW2 campaign, this will wet your whistle.”
Super Mario Odyssey – Review
Super Mario Odyssey is a homecoming. Many have argued about what Mario games are and aren’t sequels to Mario 64. It’s never been cut and dry, with Sunshine’s F.L.U.D.D or Galaxy’s linear level design changing up the formula drastically. It’s safe to say that Odyssey is the Super Mario 64 sequel we’ve all been waiting for.
Pinball FX3 – Review (PS4)
For seven years now we’ve been familiar with Zen Studios’ Pinball FX series, and we were excited when the new platform, Pinball FX3, was announced. Zen has done a fantastic job of replicating the Pinball experience from a player’s console, and providing the closest possible encounter to the real thing. In case you didn’t know,…
Life is Strange Before the Storm Episode 2: Brave New World – Review (PS4)
If you knew what the future held would you still want to live through the present? While Chloe, at this point, is unaware of the tragic events that are to come, anyone who was played through the first game knows what young Chloe has yet to live through. This never takes away from the sense of…
