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SEGA AGES Thunder Force AC Review – Switch
I’ve been surprised by how invested I have become in the Sega Ages line-up of titles that has been releasing on the Nintendo Switch, as I am often checking to see which games will be coming up next. It’s not because the Sega Ag...
World War Z – Game of the Year Edition Review – Xbox One
Shining StarVideogaming is the third separate medium that a World War Z title has been released in, and it can be convincingly argued that all three entries exist individually from one another, though perhaps the game and the film are clos...
HyperParasite Review – PC
HyperParasite is a crazy twin-stick shooter with rogue-lite elements and a twisted premise offering up endless entertainment as no two games will unfold the same way twice. You’ll play as an alien parasite, not unlike Venom tha...
Shooting Blaster Big Bang Boom Review – PC
Sometimes it’s fun to go back to the simpler times of gaming when you visited an arcade and dropped hours and quarters trying to get a little farther in the cabinet of your choice. This is exactly what I felt like when I sat do...
Zombie Army 4: Dead War Review – PlayStation 4
Shining StarI’m going to let you in on a little secret: Zombie Army 4: Dead War isn’t as dumb as it wants to make you think it is. However, it presents itself in a number of ways that seem to imply that it’s a mindless shooter. Firstly, th...
MechWarrior 5: MercenariesReview – PC
MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries developed, and also self-published by Piranha Games is a welcome change from the online experience we’ve had to make due with for the last few years. Don’t misunderstand; I love fighting my fellow mec...
Dead End Job Review – Xbox One
Dead End Job puts you in the grimy work boots of Hector Plasm, an ordinary guy who just so happens to exterminate ghosts as part of his day job. This isn’t a tale of heroics or saving the world, but rather a story about a relat...
Sairento VR Review – PlayStation VR
After playing Sairento VR on the PSVR I truly wish I had gotten to play it back in early 2018 when it launched on the Oculus Rift since most of my complaints with the game are aimed more at the limitations of the PSVR graphics ...
The Tower 2 Review – Oculus Rift
Editors ChoiceNext up in our year-end roundup of un-reviewed VR games is the summer hit, The Tower 2. I never played the original, but if it’s anything like this I might have to go check it out. What a fun and creative way to approach a VR a...
