Snoop Lion seeks to further his goal of insinuating himself in our lives with his new video game Way of the Dogg. And while I wish this was a sign that he’s going back to his old nickname, Way of the Dogg seems to show Snoop at his most lost. Read More »
Some have questioned whether this is a “Star Trek movie” or just an action movie set in the Star Trek Universe. If you look at it just story-wise, then maybe that’s true. There’s no mistaking the action movie roots here. Star Trek: Into Darkness is about more than Khan and explosions, it’s also the journey of the characters during that story, and here the movie succeeds. Read More »
Receiver definitely works as a gun simulation, but as a game it's missing vital elements. I'd play a more advanced version in a heartbeat. Read More »
Made by Pocketwatch Games, Monaco: What’s Yours is Mine is a fun take on the classic heist that is not only entertaining but at points is surprisingly tense as you try to pull off the perfect caper. Read More »
While Fish Out of Water is mostly fun, it doesn't live up to the same level of quality and depth as Halfbrick's more well-known entires in the iOS space. Read More »
The best part of Soul Sacrifice is in the title. There is sacrifice, there are choices that you have to make. The game presents you with choices and they are all in the shades of grey. Read More »
Noobz features a cast of four ordinary Gamers. Noobz follows the Reign Clan as they attempt to become the Cyber Bowl III champions of Gears of War 3. Read More »
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams is not only a great homage to 2d platforming past but also a whole new refreshing take on old tropes. Read More »
Badland's art style is unique and assertive, it's mechanics are solid and constantly fresh, and it's drowning in content. It's the kind of game that begs to be experienced, and is well worth the cost of entry. Read More »
With the second round of DLC dropping for Call of Duty: Black Ops II, we take a look at the offerings and tell you whether or not it's a must buy. Read More »
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