Tag: video game review

We Happy Few, the survival horror/action RPG hybrid game was formally released last week on multiple platforms after its soft launch on PC early access in 2016. Developer, Compulsion Games has gone through several...

In 2018, I only enjoy two things about The Walking Dead's overall reach in entertainment, Garrett Dillahunt's John Dory and the games produced by Telltale. This week the studio behind, arguably The Walking Dead's best-extended...

One area that didn’t get too much attention during the Nintendo Direct were the subject of stages. So far, we know every stage will come with a battlefield and omega form, and from footage shown we know that some old favorites like “Princess Peach’s Castle” and “Tortimer Island” will be making a return. After playing the game, I found that there are more past stages making a return, such as my personal Nintendo 64 favorite, Saffron City.

Studio, Quantic Dream is best known to the PlayStation fanbase for two polarizing titles. You probably loved the murder mystery of Heavy Rain but were less than impressed by the military ghost story Beyond: Two...

The episode five finale of Batman: The Telltale Series - The Enemy Within made a lot of big promises to close out another incredible story of the dark knight. Over its first four episodes,...

Before jumping into Sega/Atlus Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, I had only started with last year's Yakuza 0 prequel. Years of playing Grand Theft Auto, True Crime, and other games of the open...

Welcome to the final non-comics game review of 2017. I couldn't have picked a better way to button the year than with one of its most impactful stories. A three-episode prequel to the surprise hit...

We keep talking about how Telltale Games have rewritten a lot of Batman's mythos in interesting ways. Turning the Waynes into Gotham's most notorious crime family, giving you the chance to keep Harvey Dent from...

Our review of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2

With all the properties Telltale Games have already crafted great video game stories for, (Game of Thrones, Walking Dead, Back to the Future) it was a bit of a surprise to see them need...

2000AD is as cult as cult gets in comics. The magazine from across the pond may be most notable for introducing the world to the gorgeous brutality of Judge Dredd but its also given...

While still in its infancy, Virtual Reality has had its share of experimental artistry bringing new ways to play video games. For every handful of great story experiences you'll get in VR, there's one...