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Read honest video game reviews for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, and more. In-depth analysis from passionate gamers.

Cover image for Arken Age Review - Meta Quest 3

Arken Age feels like a statement piece, a demonstration of what VR can be when developers fully embrace the medium's strengths.

Cover image for Cronos: The New Dawn Review - PS5

Cronos: The New Dawn is a chilling descent into a world lost to time, a brutal and beautiful reminder of what happens when humanity forgets what it means to be alive.

Cover image for Reach Review - Meta Quest 3S

Reach is a breathtaking leap forward for what VR can feel like, and once you experience it, every other movement system will feel a little less satisfying.

Cover image for Memoreum Review - Meta Quest 3

Memoreum is an atmospheric shooter with strong sci-fi storytelling, big cinematic moments, and just enough jank to remind you it's built for standalone VR.

Cover image for Candy Rangers Review - PS5

Candy Rangers is creative, unique, and undeniably full of personality, but it is also overwhelming, repetitive, and sometimes downright frustrating.

Cover image for Forgive Me Father 2 Review - PS5

Forgive Me Father 2 on PS5 is a bloody, frantic, eldritch-filled ride that's held down by its performance issues.

Cover image for Captured Review - PS5

Captured is an excellent example of how simplicity and creativity can build something unforgettable.

Cover image for Of Lies and Rain Review - Meta Quest 3

Of Lies and Rain may not be perfect, but it is proof that smaller VR projects can punch above their weight when they focus on atmosphere, inventive design and a good balance between story and gameplay.

Cover image for Luto Review - PS5

Luto doesn't just try to scare you, it gets into your head and makes you feel uneasy long after you've put the controller down.

Cover image for ANTRO Review - PS5

ANTRO is more of a mood piece than a traditional platformer, a rhythm-fueled ride through a dystopian world that feels all too real.

Cover image for God of Weapons Review - Xbox Series X

God of Weapons is the kind of game you sit down to try “just one run” and before you know it, it's 3AM and you've climbed the tower five times with different builds.

Cover image for KVARK Review - PS5

Kvark delivers a tightly crafted, highly atmospheric shooter dripping with personality.

Cover image for Blades of Fire Review - PS5

Blades of Fire is a beautiful but flawed action RPG that tries to forge a new identity in the Soulslike space. It’s got the heat, but not the heart.

Cover image for Into The Radius 2 Review - Meta Quest 3

Into The Radius 2 perfectly captures the essence of survival in a supernatural environment, creating moments of tension, triumph, and terror that feel uniquely personal.

Cover image for Gun X Review - Meta Quest 3

With continued development and expansion of its core mechanics, Gun X could evolve into something truly special.

Cover image for Tunnels VR Review - Meta Quest 3

Tunnels VR is an ambitious attempt at creating a claustrophobic adventure that largely succeeds in delivering an engaging experience despite its flaws.

Cover image for Bearly Escape Review - Meta Quest 3

Unless significant improvements are made during the Early Access period, Bearly Escape remains a collection of underdeveloped ideas that never coalesce into a satisfying whole.

Cover image for Ghost Town Review - Meta Quest 3

From its innovative puzzle design to its engaging story and characters, Ghost Town gets everything right and I do mean everything.

Cover image for Steel Seed Review - PS5

Steel Seed is a game of contrasts. Its stunning environmental design and ambitious premise are somewhat undermined by predictable storytelling and technical limitations.

Cover image for Harpagun Review - Meta Quest 3

Harpagun demonstrates that innovation in VR doesn't always require reinventing the wheel - sometimes it's about taking familiar elements and combining them in clever new ways.

Cover image for Finding Frankie Review - PS5

Finding Frankie is a thrilling yet fleeting parkour horror show that nails its concept but leaves you wanting more.

Cover image for CarGo! Review - Xbox Series X

CarGo! is a charming delivery-focused arcade driving game that's perfect for short gaming sessions with friends.

Cover image for Morkull Ragast's Rage Review

Morkull Ragast's Rage creative premise and artistic direction suggest ambitions that its execution ultimately fails to match.

Cover image for Police Shootout Review

While rough around the edges, Police Shootout's unique take on police work and combat creates an engaging experience that stands out from similar titles in the genre.

Cover image for Sorry We're Closed Review

Sorry We're Closed is about love in all its forms - romantic, platonic, forbidden, and lost - wrapped in an entertaining package that respects both its influences and its audience.

Cover image for Detective VR Review

With some additional polish, expanded forensic mechanics, and bug fixes, Detective VR could become a standout VR/MR experience.

Cover image for Dark Trip Impressions

Dark Trip shows promise, but its abbreviated length and Early Access status make it difficult to fully recommend at this moment.

Cover image for Alien: Rogue Incursion Review - Meta Quest 3

Alien: Rogue Incursion might not be the nerve-shredding horror experience that Alien: Isolation was, but it succeeds on its own terms as an action-focused VR shooter.

Cover image for The Tale Of Bistun Review

The Tale of Bistun is a modest but earnest attempt to bring Persian mythology to life through interactive storytelling.

Cover image for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Review

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 sets a new standard for historical RPGs and stands as a testament to what can be achieved when developers fully commit to their vision.

Cover image for Dreamcore Review

Dreamcore offers a memorable journey into the uncanny, just don't expect traditional gaming satisfaction.

Cover image for Fitness Fables Review

Fitness Fables represents a significant evolution in VR fitness gaming.

Cover image for ROBOBEAT Review

ROBOBEAT's strong artistic direction, compelling gameplay loop, and excellent soundtrack make it a standout addition to the PS5 library.

Cover image for Eternal Strands Review

Despite its few rough edges, Eternal Strands offers a memorable journey that stands alongside the best of what the action-adventure genre has to offer.

Cover image for Grim VR Early Access Impressions

Grim's foundation is solid, but there's clearly much work to be done in terms of user experience, content variety, and overall polish.

Cover image for Arma Reforger Review

Arma Reforger isn't just different - it's kinda revolutionary for console military gaming.

Cover image for Exit Condition One Escape Room Review

Exit Condition One Escape Room delivers a smart, satisfying VR experience, offering tools and hints that keep you engaged and leave its puzzles lingering in your mind long after you’ve removed the headset.

Cover image for Human Within Review

Human Within may not revolutionize either gaming or cinema, but it does offer a glimpse of how these mediums might continue to evolve and merge in the future.

Cover image for Epyka Review

Epyka is unfortunately a mixed journey through ancient mysteries.

Cover image for Dawn of Jets Review

Dawn of Jets successfully bridges the gap between arcade accessibility and simulation depth, creating an experience that's both immediately engaging and deeply rewarding to master.

Cover image for Living Room Review

While it might ultimately feel more like an elaborate tech demo than a full-fledged game, Living Room is still worth experiencing for anyone interested in seeing the potential of mixed reality gaming.

Cover image for Moss Review

The combination of traditional gaming elements with VR interactivity make Moss something truly special, while the attention to detail in both visuals and animation brings its world and characters vividly to life.

Cover image for Action Hero Review

Action Hero can be challenging, and sometimes frustratingly specific in what it demands from you, but the satisfaction of finally nailing a complex sequence is undeniable.

Cover image for Clone Drone in the Hyperdome Review

It's the kind of game that makes you feel like a skilled warrior while providing enough depth to keep you coming back for more.

Cover image for Exercise Your Demons! Review

The worst thing a VR game can do is fail to make you feel anything while playing, and unfortunately, I felt nothing while playing Exercise Your Demons!.

Cover image for Skydance's Behemoth Review

The combination of satisfying combat, jaw-dropping encounters with titanic foes, and a finely-tuned movement system make it a must-play for VR enthusiasts.

Cover image for The House of Da Vinci VR Review

Rather than simply adapting the existing puzzles, Blue Brain Games has reimagined the experience from the ground up to create something that feels native to VR.

Cover image for Squingle Review

Squingle is a rare gem in the VR landscape – a game that takes a simple concept and elevates it through extraordinary presentation and thoughtful design.

Cover image for By Grit Alone Review

With some post-launch support and refinements, By Grit Alone could evolve into something more substantial, but as it stands, it's an interesting if flawed experiment in VR space horror.

Cover image for Ember Souls Review

The foundation for an engaging VR experience exists, but right now, it's buried under layers of technical and design issues that detract from what could otherwise be an impressive adventure.

Cover image for Wall Town Wonders Review

While the casual pacing and lack of strategic depth may not appeal to everyone, those who approach Wall Town Wonders with the right expectations will find a delightful, relaxing experience that brings a touch of magic to their daily routine.

Cover image for Strike Rush Review

Strike Rush's core gameplay deserves better than its current ghost town status, but as it stands, you're essentially paying for a multiplayer game you can't properly play.

Cover image for Starship Troopers: Continuum Review

Starship Troopers: Continuum is a fantastic addition to the Quest 3 library that succeeds both as a faithful adaptation of the franchise and as a compelling VR shooter in its own right.

Cover image for Hitman 3 VR: Reloaded Review

The infrastructure for an exciting VR stealth game exists here, but the current implementation fails to do justice to either the source material or the platform.

Cover image for Astro Hunters VR Review

The infrastructure for an exciting VR extraction shooter exists here, but without meaningful challenge from either AI opponents or human players, the experience falls short of its potential.

Cover image for Human: Fall Flat VR Review

The transformation to VR hasn't just improved Human: Fall Flat - it's revealed what the game was always meant to be.

Cover image for DIG VR Review

DIG VR is a unique and engaging VR simulation that succeeds more often than it stumbles, offering a fresh take on the construction genre with plenty of charm and personality.

Cover image for Crowbar Climber Review

Crowbar Climber is a peculiar VR physics puzzler that perfectly encapsulates the 'easy to learn, difficult to master' philosophy.

Cover image for SlavicPunk: Oldtimer Review

SlavicPunk: Oldtimer is a game that reaches for the neon-lit stars but ultimately remains grounded in mediocrity.

Cover image for Metro Awakening VR Review

This isn't just another entry in the Metro series; it's a journey that stays with you, a dark and unforgettable descent into a world that feels achingly alive.

Cover image for Vendetta Forever Review

Vendetta Forever succeeds because it understands the fantasy it's trying to fulfill.

Cover image for Batman: Arkham Shadow Review

Batman: Arkham Shadow goes beyond mere fan service to deliver a meaningful expansion of the Arkham universe, one that will likely be remembered as a defining moment in VR gaming history.

Cover image for Space Drop Review

Space Drop's core gameplay loop fails to deliver any meaningful excitement.

Cover image for Maestro Review

Maestro represents VR gaming at its finest - it creates an experience that would be impossible to replicate in any other medium.

Cover image for Squirrel With A Gun Review

Squirrel With A Gun is less a polished gaming experience and more an interactive meme with guns.

Cover image for Arizona Sunshine Remake Review

The improved visuals, refined mechanics, and included DLC make Arizona Sunshine Remake the definitive version of an already excellent game.

Cover image for Metal Hellsinger VR Review

The immersive qualities of VR enhance both the visual and auditory aspects Metal Hellsinger VR, creating moments of pure metal-fueled ecstasy when everything clicks into place.

Cover image for Chernobyl Again VR Review

Chernobyl Again presents a fascinating premise and an intriguing time-travel narrative that's unfortunately held back by technical limitations and a lack of polish.

Cover image for Hide The Corpse VR Review

Hide The Corpse takes a macabre concept and injects it with enough humor and absurdity to transform it into something genuinely fun.

Cover image for The Karate Kid: Street Rumble Review

Much like a karate student who's mastered the basics but hasn't progressed to advanced techniques, The Karate Kid: Street Rumble is competent yet ultimately fails to leave a lasting impression.

Cover image for Edge of Sanity Review

Edge of Sanity's oppressive atmosphere, compelling narrative, and intricate gameplay systems combine to create a truly memorable journey into madness.

Cover image for The Exit 8 VR Review

While the journey is brief, The Exit 8 VR packs a lot of unnerving atmosphere and enticing discovery into its runtime.

Cover image for Hunt: Showdown 1896 Console Review

Hunt: Showdown 1896 is a masterclass in tension, atmosphere, and sound design, delivering one of the most immersive and nerve-wracking multiplayer experiences available.

Cover image for Retronika Review

Retronika excels at providing a thrilling sense of speed and immersion in its futuristic world, but its punishing difficulty and grind-heavy progression hold it back from reaching its full potential.

Cover image for Caravan SandWitch Review

Caravan SandWitch is a game that blends heartwarming storytelling, captivating world-building, and stress-free exploration into a unique experience.

Cover image for The Burst Review

The Burst would have greatly benefited from more development time to smooth over the rough edges and rethink some mechanics.

Cover image for Fracked Quest Review

While Fracked may feel somewhat dated compared to more recent VR shooters, it still offers plenty of fun for players looking for an adrenaline rush.

Cover image for Big Shots VR Review

While Big Shots shines with its intuitive controls and varied enemies, it falls slightly short in long-term progression compared to typical roguelites.

Cover image for Iron Meat Review

Iron Meat doesn't just bring home the bacon - it serves up the whole damn hog.

Cover image for Crypt Custodian Review

Crypt Custodian is a delightful Metroidvania that drew me in with its quirky art style, smooth gameplay, and smart design choices.

Cover image for Antstream Arcade Review

So who's Antstream for? I don't know and as such, recommending it is hard for me.

Cover image for Deadlink Review

Deadlink proves how arena shooters can thrive with roguelike loops adding lasting replayability.

Cover image for Zero Caliber 2 Review

With its realistic gunplay, cinematic set pieces and campaign meant for solo or co-op play, military shooter fans will find much to love in Zero Caliber 2.

Cover image for Abathor Review

Abathor is an instant nostalgia trip from the moment you boot it up.

Cover image for SCHiM Review

SCHiM is a relaxing and thoughtful journey that fans of narrative-driven platformers will enjoy.

Cover image for Scholar's Mate Review

Scholar's Mate wastes little time throwing you into its grim escape by any means scenario.

Cover image for Infinite Inside Review

From start to finish, Infinite Inside offers a memorable journey that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Cover image for Riven (Quest 3) Review

Playing Riven on a VR headset in 2024 gives us a glimpse into a bygone era of adventure gaming that trusted players to explore freely without being led by the hand and I don't know how I feel about that...

Cover image for NEON Squad Tactics Review

Neon Squad Tactics on the Quest 3 offers a strategic depth that will appeal to turn-based strategy fans, despite some notable flaws.

Cover image for Horror Tales: The Beggar Review

The real reason to play Horror Tales: The Beggar is the real-time world-manipulation abilities and how those can be used to solve the interesting puzzles that you come across.

Cover image for Shave & Stuff Review

Shave & Stuff's engaging gameplay, intuitive controls, charming artstyle, and somewhat high replay value kinda make it a great addition to the Quest 3's library.

Cover image for Taskmaster VR Review

Taskmaster VR is a hilarious, well-designed VR experience that perfectly recreates the delightfully absurd world of the beloved show.

Cover image for Downward Enhanced Edition Review

While the narrative might not be its strongest point, the overall gameplay experience makes Downward Enhanced Edition a worthwhile adventure.

Cover image for MudRunner VR Review

MudRunner VR not only preserves the essence of MudRunner but also enhances it in ways that make for a compelling and thoroughly engaging VR experience.

Cover image for Arcade Paradise VR Review

Arcade Paradise VR is a compelling title that successfully merges business simulation with the excitement of arcade gaming.

Cover image for Blacktop Hoops Review

With unmatched immersion through a palpable passion for the sport, Blacktop Hoops has become my new favorite way to hoop up in VR on Quest 3.

Cover image for Last Mech Standing Review

This has the potential to become something truly great if the developers decide to move away from the stationary gameplay and balance some things out.

Cover image for The Secret of Retropolis Review

Bringing the style and spirit of classic noir-inspired adventures to virtual reality, it hits the right balance of engrossing narrative, likable characters, and just challenging enough puzzles.

Cover image for Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye Review

With a gripping mystery, memorable cast of robots, and some truly head-scratching puzzles, Peanut Button have delivered an outstanding vintage-style adventure.

Cover image for Indika Review

Indika's creativity and vision craft an unforgettable psychological journey through faith that will stick with you for quite a while.

Cover image for Saviorless Review

Despite some uneven gameplay, Empty Head Games' debut Saviorless utilizes its narrative and vivid aesthetics to craft an artistic experience worth seeing through.

Cover image for Arizona Sunshine 2 (Quest 3) Review

Apart from some technical problems that can be improved with a couple of patches, the atmospheric presentation and superb co-op elevate Arizona Sunshine 2 beyond a VR zombie shooter.

Cover image for The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners Review

The world's intricate details and the gratifying loop of progression and discovery weave an irresistible spell, ensuring an engrossing experience even when the narrative threads temporarily loosen their grip.

Cover image for Galaxy Kart VR Review

I genuinely hope VR Monkey continues updating and improving the game, as the core mechanic of driving the kart is really good, but the rest kinda holds it down.

Cover image for Sky Climb Review

I think the idea behind the movement is cool, but on the other hand, the execution and clear limitation of the platform somewhat undermine the whole thing.

Cover image for The Enigma Machine Review

The Enigma Machine offers just enough intrigue, mysteries, and strange sights in its brief 40 minutes runtime to leave an impression, making it worth considering for fans of the peculiar.

Cover image for SOUL COVENANT Review

While SOUL COVENANT captures the anime aesthetic well with its intriguing sci-fi dystopian setting and stylish giant weapons, it ultimately falls short of truly engaging gameplay.

Cover image for Dead Island 2 SoLA Review

While the story didn't do it for me this time around, everything else from the gorgeous and varied festival grounds and set-pieces to the new weapons and enemies are enough of a reason to return to Hell-A.

Cover image for Cook Out: A Sandwich Tale Review

Cook Out serves up numerous levels, multiple achievements to unlock, and crucially, endless possibilities for fun and frivolity with friends and family in virtual reality.

Cover image for Max Mustard Review

Max Mustard proves that taking classic platformer fundamentals and crafting memorable VR mechanics on top makes for an incredibly fun experience.

Cover image for Medieval Dynasty: New Settlement Review

Medieval Dynasty: New Settlement is a dazzling pioneer of what's possible for in-depth simulations and role-playing adventures on virtual reality.

Cover image for C-Smash VRS Review

The presentation sure is great, but that alone cannot save this experience for me as the core gameplay loop left me unsatisfied most of the time.

Cover image for Lawn Mowing Simulator VR Review

In its current state, I cannot recommend Lawn Mowing Simulator VR to anyone and I will go as far as to say that you should completely avoid this game.

Cover image for Red Matter 2 Review

Red Matter 2 gracefully unravels a compelling narrative through spatial storytelling and clever problem solving that improves upon an already high bar.

Cover image for Stilt Review

Not only does Stilt's unconventional control scheme work surprisingly well, it opens the door to a uniquely joyful VR experience.

Cover image for Red Matter Review

While relatively short, the experience is so polished and absorbing that multiple playthroughs could certainly be warranted to catch anything missed the first time.

Cover image for Alone In The Dark Review

Explore Derceto Manor in this reimagination of Alone in the Dark, a love letter to the 90's cult classic horror game.

Cover image for Rebel Transmute Review

While not rewriting genre conventions, the polish and focus on character elevate Rebel Transmute above routine metroidvanias.

Cover image for Space Docker VR Review

If you love flight simulators, have experience with HOTAS controls and have an absolutely strong stomach, you will love this game.

Cover image for Penny's Big Breakaway Review

While not reaching the heights of genre pillars, there's heart poured into crafting a nostalgic yet fresh experience.

Cover image for Genotype Review

Genotype is probably one of the best single-player games you can play on Quest 3.

Cover image for Tiger Blade Review

Tiger Blade gives a big middle finger to any hand holding and accessibility options and ruthlessly tests your skills without mercy and I don't know how to feel about that.

Cover image for VAIL Review

If you are someone who loves competitive shooters and go all in, VAIL is probably the best VR multiplayer shooter out there for you.

Cover image for Racket Club Review

I may have discovered a new favorite recreational sport, now perfectly tailored to my living room.

Cover image for Dragon Fist VR Kung Fu Review

It's gorgeous, immersive, and whether you play it like a slap-happy overweight Steven Seagal or as 'I know Kung-Fu' Keanu from the Matrix, you will still have a lot of fun and get a workout at the same time.

Cover image for Titanic: A Space Between Review

It is atmospheric, creepy and the puzzles are creative and varied enough to keep you engaged beginning to end.

Cover image for The Mobius Machine Review

The metroidvania genre has evolved so much in so many cool ways these last few years that playing a game in 2024 that doesn't even deliver on the basics, just isn't worth it.

Cover image for Under Cover Review

Under Cover is a VR love letter to light gun shooters classics and I like it a lot.

Cover image for Towers & Powers Review

If you're itching to strategize in virtual worlds as the realm's divine protector, this dynamic experience might be just for you.

Cover image for Border Bots VR Review

Border Bots VR is gorgeous, quirky and its gameplay loop is intoxicatingly brilliant. Yeah, it's one of the best games I've played on my Quest 3 so far.

Cover image for The Foglands Review

Few risks were taken to elevate familiar roguelike concepts resulting in runs that quickly blend together without any distinguished mechanics.

Cover image for Journey To Foundation Quest VR Review

Throughout this review, I use the word 'OK' to describe a lot of the elements of Journey To Foundation and that's it, this game is just OK.

Cover image for Dead Man's Diary Review

It's sad to say, but creativity and passion appear absent from Dead Man's Diary.

Cover image for UNDERDOGS Review

Its polish makes mechanics sing in harmony, carrying you through by sheer enjoyable force alone. UNDERDOGS establishes new standards for what arena fighting games can achieve in VR.

Cover image for Anomaly Agent Review

If you're feeling nostalgic for those 16-bit brawlers, Agent 70 is here to deliver the digital beatdown.

Cover image for Operation Serpens Review

If you are seeking a no-frills virtual shooting experience, Operation Serpens delivers.

Cover image for Into The Radius Review

Into The Radius' unnerving world and exacting gameplay reward meticulous scouts prepared to brave grim unknowns.

Cover image for The Tale of Onogoro Review

While its sublime visuals, engrossing puzzles and memorable boss encounters show glimpses of greatness, inconsistent gameplay and an overreliance on excessive dialogue undermine this ambitious game.

Cover image for The Cub Review

For those open to thoughtful interactive fiction within virtual worlds, The Cub proves a memorable trek worth embarking on.

Cover image for Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Review

Through ingenious level design and gratifying systems married to intensely satisfying moment-to-moment gameplay, The Lost Crown reinvents Metroidvania conventions while carving out its own new legacy.

Cover image for Biolum Review

Biolum is a very short on-rails experience where the best thing about it the story carried by an overall great voice performance.

Cover image for Last Labyrinth Review

Last Labyrinth is without a doubt one of the most distinctive, unforgettable, and dare I say important VR titles released in recent years that will stick with players long after they've escaped its imposing facility.

Cover image for Micro Machines: Mini Challenge Mayhem Review

By striving only for simplicity, Micro Machines: Mini Challenge Mayhem misses a prime opportunity to deliver that nostalgic miniature racing experience fans were hoping for in virtual reality.

Cover image for Prison City Review

Fans of '80s arcade brawlers will find enjoyment in its nostalgic charms between frustrating encounters.

Cover image for Stuffed Review

Stuffed delivers simple yet sweet wave defense mechanics inside a charming toy box aesthetic.

Cover image for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Review

The end result is a beautiful nature documentary hindered by bloat, lacking the compelling story or lifelike ecosystem one would hope for in a next-gen realization of Pandora.

Cover image for Slipstream Review

Slipstream is a beautifully crafted homage to classic '80s arcade racers like Out Run that manages to feel familiar yet fresh.

Cover image for Gazzlers Review

The formula remains a straightforward rail-shooter, but Gazzlers' unfaltering energy and style had me continually coming back for more crazed combat on the Gazzlers Express.

Cover image for Lords Of The Fallen Review

While I enjoyed exploring Mournstead and appreciate what Lords of the Fallen brings to the soulslike formula, it ultimately fails to maintain consistency throughout.

Cover image for Life of Delta Review

While the post-apocalyptic themes could feel dour, Life of Delta uses its charming art, puzzles and story to create an uplifting and thought-provoking adventure.

Cover image for Realm Protector Review

Realm Protector doesn't offer much and you'll probably experience everything in like 30 minutes.

Cover image for LEGO Bricktales VR Review

While not reinventing the wheel, LEGO Bricktales translates the beloved brick-building experience seamlessly to VR.

Cover image for Forest Grove Review

Its compelling web of intrigue makes it worth overlooking some technical rough edges.

Cover image for Ships Simulator Review

Ships Simulator feels like a half-baked effort that fails to deliver an enjoyable or authentic simulation experience.

Cover image for Alan Wake 2 Review

Alan Wake 2 is undoubtably one of the finest narrative-driven experiences available on any platform currently.

Cover image for  Worldless Review

Worldless is good, like really good, and I enjoyed it quite a lot... until I hit a brick wall.

Cover image for The Last Faith Review

By sticking close to beloved formulas and polishing every element with care and competence, The Last Faith has earned its place among the greats of its genres.

Cover image for The Invincible Review

The Invincible is one of the best games I've played this year and in a year like 2023 with banger after banger, that speaks a lot.

Cover image for FINIS Review

The idea behind FINIS sounds cool in paper, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.

Cover image for Red Dead Redemption Review

So should you buy this new version of Red Dead Redemption in 2023 on PS4 or Nintendo Switch for $50? Well, it's tough to answer.

Cover image for Immortals of Aveum Review

I recently had the pleasure of diving into the immersive world of Immortals of Aveum on the Series X, and I must say, it is a really great experience. One of the standout features of Immortals of Aveum is its captivating world.

Cover image for Fort Solis Review

I don’t know how to feel about this one and I’m very conflicted if I should or shouldn’t recommend this game. On one hand I truly respect the game for what it achieves as the debut game from a newly formed indie studio.

Cover image for Viewfinder Review

Viewfinder is straight up a GOTY contender in my book.

Cover image for The House of Da Vinci 3 Review

This iOS puzzle adventure game is the third installment in the popular House of Da Vinci series, and it continues to build on the success of its predecessors with its intricate puzzles, stunning visuals, and immersive storyline. The House of Da Vinci 3 stays true to its roots by offering a wide variety of challenging puzzles that require you to think strategically and creatively.

Cover image for Hogwarts Legacy Review

I absolutely adore Hogwarts Legacy! Who knew that an open-world RPG set in the Harry Potter universe would be among the best games ever made?  Set in the wizarding world of Harry Potter, this game takes you on a magical journey through the halls of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and beyond. As soon as you start playing Hogwarts Legacy, you'll be transported to the familiar world of Hogwarts with its towering castle, winding staircases, and mystical creatures.

Cover image for Dead Island 2 Review

Stuck in development hell for more than 10 years and after being bounced across 3 different developers, Dead Island 2 is out now and it's a hell-a of a great time.

Cover image for Post Void Review

Post Void is a fast-paced, first-person shooter video game developed by YCJY Games and released in 2019.

Cover image for Dredge Review

I absolutely loved playing this game.

Cover image for Resident Evil 2 Remake Review

Capcom's remake of Resident Evil 2, launched in 2019, is an exceptional reworking of the classic horror video game that debuted on the PlayStation back in 1998.

Cover image for Scars Above Review

Scars Above is an exciting new release from Mad Head Games that combines intense combat, intriguing storytelling, and stunning visuals to create a truly immersive gaming experience. Set in a futuristic world where you play as Kate Ward, a skilled space explorer who finds herself stranded on an alien planet after a crash landing.

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OmegaBot is an old-school-inspired action side-scroller that I didn’t really like all that much, to be honest. For the most part, it’s just fine.

Cover image for The Entropy Centre Review

The Entropy Centre is without a doubt one of the best games you will play this year, a true GOTY contender, and saying this in the year of Elden Ring, Horizon Forbidden West & God of War Ragnarok truly says a lot about the excellent quality that is present in this game. Earth is doomed, destroyed, obliterated and it's the job of the Entropy Centre, this massive brutalist-style inspired structure on the Moon to save it by rewinding time back.

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The Company Man is a serviceable action sidescroller and I will just leave it at that.

Cover image for Saints Row Review

Contrary to what seems (critics’) popular belief, I really enjoyed this new Saints Row game.

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Silt is a short underwater puzzler that doesn't overstay its welcome.

Cover image for Elden Ring Review

Elden Ring is one of the greatest games I've ever played.

Cover image for Gunborg: Dark Matters Review

Gunborg: Dark Matters is an arcade-style, action-packed platformer in space, with smooth gameplay and a slick 80’s synth-wave soundtrack, and is quite good. You play as a bounty huntress, armed with a saber, a powerful shield, and a jetpack, and your job is simple, just fight your way through an alien spaceship filled with deadly creatures and capture the fearsome bosses defending it.

Cover image for Babylon's Fall Review

Babylon's Fall is not good, not good at all which is really baffling because Platinum Games, in my book, is a really awesome developer.

Cover image for Horizon Forbidden West Review

Horizon Forbidden West nail exactly what a sequel should do, expand and improve upon what the first installment had to offer.

Cover image for Edge of Eternity Review

What Edge Of Eternity lacks in budget, it makes up with its honesty, passion, and heart, but that doesn't mean you have to play it. From the get-go, it's very clear that Edge of Eternity is a JRPG that takes a lot of inspiration from the formula laid by the genre's 90s classics.

Cover image for Dying Light 2 Review

Yeah, I absolutely adore Dying Light 2. I remember enjoying the shit out of the first Dying Light and its excellent massive expansion The Following.

Cover image for Summertime Madness Review

Summertime Madness is a really intriguing first-person puzzle game that may be worth your while.

Cover image for White Shadows Review

White Shadows is a cinematic puzzle-platformer where you play as a little Ravengirl trying to escape a brutal dystopia founded on propaganda that puts her and her people at the bottom of its hierarchical social ladder.

Cover image for Battlefield 2042 Review

I really have no idea how to start with this review cause of how I feel towards it.

Cover image for Outriders Review

I know, I know, I am late to the review party for Outriders, but I got a chance to play it for the first time and well, it’s really good.

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I know I am late to the review party, but I really enjoyed Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2. This is the first Sniper Ghost Warrior game I’ve played, first-ever introduction to this series let’s say and well, it seems that I might have been missing out on quite a lot of fun.  Contracts 2 is a first-person sniping simulator game where you play as Raven, this semi-futuristic badass special ops operative.

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Toy Soldiers HD is a remaster of Toy Soldiers, a tower defense game, which released in 2010 as an XBLA.

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Röki is such a delightful and charming game to play.

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A Gummy’s Life is a good game, too bad no one is actually playing it. The funny thing with this review, I was supposed to play the game on the PS5 early so that I could have the review up for launch.

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Chernobylite has a really cool and intriguing story with a fantastic atmosphere and addicting gameplay with one interesting mechanic that I haven't really seen before.

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Titan Chaser is a walking/driving simulator where you well, chase titans, and although that might sound really intriguing, the execution leaves much to be desired. To be completely honest, I did not like the game.

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UnMetal is a 2D stealth action-adventure game that starts quite strongly, but losses momentum as it overstays its welcome.

Cover image for In Rays Of The Light Review

In Rays Of The Light is a walking simulator or a better word for it, a narrative-driven experience, but yeah it’s a walking simulator.

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I consider NieR Automata to be one of the Top 5 best games I've ever played and well after playing NieR Replicant, I might have to update the list to Top 6.

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Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is a gory and Lovecraftian horror-inspired take on the isometric soulslike genre and it's a good game.

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I was expecting more from this game after watching those gorgeous trailers, but in the end, Cloudpunk disappointed me big time.

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Metamorphosis is a first person puzzle adventure game based on the famous story by Franz Kafka by the same name and the end result is a charming, brilliant and funky game well worth the investment to fully experience it. I had heard nothing about this game.

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Mortal Shell does get a lot of things right and by the end of it, I kinda was in love with it.

Cover image for Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus Console Edition Review

Oh god, where do I start with this game? Well, I can start by saying that I haven't played, read or saw anything from the Warhammer 40K universe, have no idea of who the guys you play as in Mechanicus are and I also kinda don't like turn-based strategy games.

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Superliminal is one of the coolest games of 2020 and probably one of the best first persom puzzle games ever made.

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# Scan all the fishes Beyond Blue is a short, focused and educational freediving "simulator" experience and it's kinda a tough sell which I will explain in details shortly. You see, I put the simulator in quotes and also used experience when describing Beyond Blue for a good reason cause it's not really a simulator and there isn't much game as we are used to in it, weird, I know. <YouTube url="https://youtu.be/pOAWBCXpo6k"/> The official synopsis goes like this "Beyond Blue features the scientific support of real-world exploration and outreach initiative OceanX, embracing its minimally invasive exploration techniques.

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Nowadays, it seems that one in two indie games is a Rogue-lite with the other one being a Metroidvania.

Cover image for The Sojourn Review

I am a sucker for good puzzle games and The Sojourn, a first-person puzzler, perfectly fits into that category.

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I am really fond of Spiders' work in the past.

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Control is a masterpiece with a fantastic and intriguing world and story, bombastic and satisfying telekinetic gameplay and a presentation like nothing we have seen before.

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I played Zombotron on my Mac and I loved every second of it.

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I appreciate this game, I don't love it, but I am really glad it exists.

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I don't even know where to begin with reviewing this game.

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Yes, yes, it doesn’t have a campaign, but what’s in there is more than enough! When it was announced that Black Ops 4 would not have a Single Player Campaign, shifting the focus to Multiplayer stuff only, I was a little upset.

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You see, when you have a crush on someone, you start really liking them and appreciating everything they do.

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This is the second game that I extremely enjoyed during the month of August.

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I loved the month of August, not only cause I currently am on vacation as I am writing this review, but also because I got to play 3 super awesome games with Dead Cells being one of them. For the uninitiated, Dead Cells is a rogue-like action platformer and it executes everything that entices perfectly.

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"Wait, have I played this game before? Guess not..." - but then I looked at the arrow/jumps indicator in the HUD and said, "Heck yeah, this is Tower of Guns, how dare they steal from that game?!".

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The Mooseman is a simple game, a very simple game telling an interesting story in an interesting yet old-fashioned way.

Cover image for Everspace Review

This game has been on my radar ever since I saw a gorgeous gif on Imgur a few years ago.

Cover image for The House of Da Vinci Review

I really am a sucker for "escape the room" type puzzle games on iOS and in the last couple of years, I have played quite a few of them.

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# Meh... The last Supercross/Motocross/Motorcycle game that I remember playing is Motocross Madness 2 for the PC like 15 years ago so to just say that I am not really a fan of this whole genre of racing games doesn't even begin to cover it.

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**Update** Recently the game launched on iOS and I was provided a key to try out the game.

Cover image for Call of Duty WW2 Review

It has become a tradition that at this time every year, I begin my Call of Duty review by saying "It’s another year so it’s another Call of Duty.

Cover image for Project Cars 2 Review

I really liked the first Project Cars game and you can really feel my excitement about that game when you read my review.

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Yeah, I know I will be spending many hours in Destiny 2. Leviathan looks amazing and that's next on the to-do list.

Cover image for Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy Review

# Crash is back and I don't know how to feel about it I grew up playing Crash well, emulating the PS1 Crash games on PC using Bleem (or something like that), so I have fond memories of it.

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# "Press X to throw your kid down a volcano" - Heihachi's Guide to Parenting The last time I remember playing a Tekken game the characters in-game looked like Minecraft characters, so it's fair to say that quite some time has passed since my last Tekken experience.

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## Hard as balls, fun as hell! That opening sentence sums Nex Machina perfectly, twitchy dumb challenging fun.

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The new licensed game from the NBA is NBA Playgrounds, and whether it's fair or not, it immediately draws comparison to NBA Street and NBA Jam.

Cover image for Dragon Quest Heroes II Review

I have been fascinated with the Dragon Quest games since I played a demo of DG7 back on the PS2 and that was mainly because of how it looked.

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You start this game knowing nothing and when you finish it, you still know nothing and as weird as this may sound, I really liked Little Nightmares.

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# Here we go again... As I clearly stated in the previous Kingdom Hearts collection review, I knew well, still know nothing about the Kingdom Hearts story.

Cover image for Snake Pass Review

## Snake Pass makes me happy inside and that's all you need to know about the game. It's a fantastic experience, like one you've never had before well, I never had before.

Cover image for 88 Heroes Review

Clearly, the developers have some sort of a fetish towards the number 8, but hey I ain't h8in.

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## Nier Automata is one of the best games I have ever played Wow, that a strong claim to make, but I stand 100% behind that.

Cover image for Kingdom Hearts 2.8: Final Chapter Prologue Review

# Well, that name is a bit of a mouthful now, isn't it? I've always been fascinated with the Kingdom Hearts premise and as an outsider I always wanted to get into it to experience the craziness.

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# Thank god I got to experience this! I emailed Square back when they were about to release the game, but you know how these things work.

Cover image for A Pixel Story Review

From the beginning of the game I knew this was going to be an interesting one.

Cover image for Ark: Survival Evolved Review

I have been playing this game on and off for the past like four weeks now and I still don't really get it.

Cover image for Asymmetric Review

# A neat and simple puzzle game! Asymmetric is a new tricky puzzle game for iPhone, iPad and the Apple TV.

Cover image for Battlefield 1 Review

# Stellar all the way! DICE just knows what they are doing.They have been outdoing themselves for years now, they just know how to make an engaging and satisfying multiplayer game.

Cover image for Adam Wolfe Review

# If you are a fan of puzzle games, you owe it to yourself to play Adam Wolfe. I am glad I got in touch with the Adam Wolfe guys and finally decided to play it.

Cover image for Legend of the Skyfish Is So Cute

Every once in a while, you can find great games on the Appstore, Legend of the Skyfish fits perfectly into that category.

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It's pointless to have this "review" for Overwatch up at this time since the game has already 7 million players running around, but I have to say something about the game cause it's something really special. Knowing Blizzard and their history I wouldn't expect any less from their latest release.

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Just disappointing cause Shadwen has nothing special or interesting going for itself like FrozenByte's other games.

Cover image for P.O.L.L.E.N. Review

Adventure games are my go to genre when I want to get lost in either an amazing story, immersive world or hopefully both.

Cover image for ZHeroes Review

One of my fondest gaming memories as a child was playing side scrolling brawlers such as Streets of Rage or Metal slug.

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The Collider 2 by Shortbreak Studios is the sequel to 2014's The Collider.

Cover image for Rogue Stormers Review

I recently had the opportunity to try out a review version of Rouge Strikers by Black Forest Games.

Cover image for The Good Robot Preview

The Good Robot is a shoot - em up style game that brings back memories of arcade games from the '80s.

Cover image for Samorost 3 Review

I must admit that when I sat down to review Samorost 3, I had never heard of the first two games.

Cover image for Forced Showdown Review

Forced Showdown is a game by indie developer BetaDwarf scheduled to come out on March 29th.

Cover image for Mad Games Tycoon Review

There have been a few good games in game developer genre, most notably Game Dev Story by Kairosoft, and Game Dev Tycoon by Greenhart Games, but a new champion has arrived Mad Games Tycoon from indie developer Eggcode Games.

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Are you looking for a game that will hit you a feeling of 80s nostalgia while at the same time giving you fits of rage due to its difficulty being cranked up through the roof? Then Vortex Attack is the game for you! Vortex Attack is a game PC only game released by Kaleido games that instantly reminds us older gamers of the hours spent playing Galaga, but Vortex Attack takes the action to a level Galaga could never even dream of.

Cover image for ProCam 3 Review

Every time I review something related with the iPhone camera, I say how surprisingly great its sensor is.

Cover image for Etter Drei Review

The title of the game itself gives you nothing, no information about what it's about and if you see the screenshots, you will get even more confused.However the premise is as simple as it can get, build a tower and win. That's the foundation upon Etter Drei builds itself, but it throws a few interesting curveballs at you.

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It is really hard quantifying what Flewn is.

Cover image for Just Cause 3 Review

It's a bird...It's a plane...It's Rico Rodriguez! Rico is back baby and boy, it is more explosive than ever.

Cover image for Last Horizon Review

Last Horizon is a small game, but a lot of fun. The headline says it all, small but fun.

Cover image for Lumino City Review

Lumino City is a feast for your eyes and that is awesome since the rest kinda sucks. A puzzle game in its core with a point-and-click-ish adventure game feel, in Lumino City you play as Lumi, a young girl set out to find her missing grandfather.

Cover image for The Room 3 Review

What happens when the developer fully understands the platform he is developing for? What happens when they combine all their previous experience into one package? Well, you get a masterpiece like The Room 3. The Room 3 is the latest instalment in the critically acclaimed The Room series.

Cover image for Evel Knievel Review

The legend that was Evel Knievel is the main inspiration for all of the platforming racing games that ever were or will be.

Cover image for Destiny The Taken King Review

# This, this is just essential... Love it or hate it, if you are someone like me, you've played a sh\*t ton of Destiny.

Cover image for VHS Camcorder Review

From time to time, the Appstore is graced by some very interesting unexpected apps and VHS Camcorder is one of them.

Cover image for Horizon Chase Review

Fast and quirky gameplay, eye pleasing aesthetic, killer soundtrack along with a bit of nostalgia thrown in, Horizon Chase is probably the most enjoyable racing game on the Appstore.

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All Hail Hydra...? Since Apple released the Camera API to developers with the iOS8 update, there has been an influx of third-party camera apps and as usual they range from really good to utter sh\*t.

Cover image for Enlight Review

The power... What you can do with this app is just unprecedented.

Cover image for Prune Review

Nature always finds a way... Prune is an unique gaming experience and as such it's kinda hard explaining to you, the reader, why you should not skip playing it.

Cover image for QUBE Director's Cut Review

QUBE has been called a lot of things, but the one that reigned over the others was "QUBE is Portal with cubes".

Cover image for Lifeline Review

Lifeline is a game where you help an astronaut stranded on a moon after his ship exploded and killed almost all of its crew.

Cover image for The Witcher 3 Review

For the past two weeks I've been running around the battlefields of Velen, explored Novigrad's darkest corners and I've breathed the cold clean air of the Skellige mounts, I've slayed an unparalleled number of fantastical creatures and a sh\*t ton of bandits too.

Cover image for Farming Simulator 2015 Review

The thing with Farming Simulator 2015 or any game that has "Simulator" in its title is that these games are catered to a specific group of people and unfortunately I am not one of these people.

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# Here comes a new challenger! It's hard for me to appreciate racing game, I am just not that guy.

Cover image for Resident Evil Revelations 2 Review

My history with the Resident Evil games is a strange one, I didn't like the first one, adored the second, never played the third, nerdgasmed on the fourth one, kinda liked the fifth and well, kinda hated the sixth one.

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Welcome to the DuckDome! Duck Game is a couch competitive battle royale game where you play as well, ducks killing other ducks using all sorts of crazy weapons.

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Open World Swashbuckling Done Oh-So Very Wrong I would like to start off this review by saying that I am a big fan of the RPG.

Cover image for Astray Review

If Amnesia and Blandness Had a Baby... I find it safe to credit the current revival of the survival horror genre on only a handful of titles from the last few years.

Cover image for The Dark Below Review

The cheese is finally over! The first piece of DLC for Destiny is out, well, has been out for a couple of weeks, but I didn't feel comfortable to push out a rushed review.

Cover image for Late to the Party: Enslaved: Odyssey to the West Review

Andy Serkis sure loves monkeys, huh? So far he’s been punching dinosaurs in the face as King Kong, punching men in the face as the revolutionist chimp Caesar, and of course, starring in the adventure platformer, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.

Cover image for Marvin's Mittens Review

Marvin’s Mittens is an upcoming 2D Platform Indie game made by Breakfall; a small company based in Canada.

Cover image for Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Review

# The only problem with Call of Duty Advanced Warfare is that I have to wait three f\*cking years for a sequel! It's Call of Duty man, the one game that everyone loves to hate, but surprisingly people seem to like Advanced Warfare a lot.

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# Well, this took a while... Destiny has been my life for the past few weeks.

Cover image for Duuro Review - Styx: Master of Shadows

A prequel of sorts to 2012's '_**Of Orcs and Men'**_, developer Cyanide Studios has opted to drop the admittedly clunky mix of turn-based and stealth mechanics in favor of your more traditional 3rd person stealthing found here in '_**Styx: Master of Shadows'**_. Patience, planning and perhaps a bit of courage are the weapons at your disposal, used to sneak your way through all of the game's obstacles in way of your next objective.

Cover image for Silence of the Sleep Review

As a fan of the genre, it pains me to say that this year has been abysmal when it comes to horror titles.

Cover image for Duuro Review: OlliOlli

Right off the bat, I go into this review asking the readers to not go grab OlliOlli expecting your traditional skateboarding title.

Cover image for One Piece: Unlimited World Red, PS Vita Review

It may be a simple Vita port....but it's sort of decent for a One Piece fanatic **(Spoiler Warning!)** Well, well, well, well, well, Ladies and Gentleman…\*sighs\* I cannot even begin to think about how long it’s been since I've written an article for this site.

Cover image for The Walking Dead Pinball Review

The Zen Studios are at it again, delivering a new and exciting The Walking Dead pinball table to their well established "platform" Zen Pinball 2.

Cover image for The Swapper Review

The Swapper is one of those Indie titles you tell your friends about.

Cover image for Rogue Legacy Review

Live, Die, Repeat! You'll do a lot of this in Rogue Legacy, but the way the game is built and how it plays keep it from becoming stale.

Cover image for The Last Tinker: City of Colors Review

**Colorful And Dull All At The Same Time** At first glance, it's hard to tell whether or not _Tinker: City of Colors_ is a game, or a rather high quality animated movie.

Cover image for Murdered: Soul Suspect Review

I have to start by saying that Murdered: Soul Suspect was a really nice experience. Now, you see I used the word experience cause Murdered: Soul Suspect is not really a game per se.

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Yeah, yeah I am quite late with this review and by now everyone is playing this game, but still I wanted to share my thoughts on the game.

Cover image for Alone in the Dark Review

"I have no idea what I am doing." - I said once I started playing Alone in the Dark on my iPad.

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To say that TownCraft is like every other city-building games would be a total understatement.

Cover image for Sir, You Are Being Hunted Review

Sir, You are Being Hunted is a stealth-based romp through a dreary, steampunk influenced landscape, tasking players with recovering the lost pieces of the device whose malfunctioning is responsible for transporting you there in the first place.

Cover image for Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea Episode Two Review

# Burial At Sea Episode Two is pretty awesome! The first episode of the excellent Bioshock Infinite DLC, Burial At Sea, ended up with an intriguing cliffhanger that again in a now known Bioshock fashion, raised more questions than answered.

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# White Paper Games have really delivered with Ether One.

Cover image for Shadowrun: Dragonfall Review

# This expansion proves that Harebrained Schemes knows what they are doing, know what the players want and are only getting better over time. All things said and done, last year's crowd-funded return to the cyber-punk classic, Shadowrun Returns, was an important release indeed for us here at Duuro.

Cover image for Resident Evil 4: Ultimate HD Edition Review

# This is a relatively bare-bones port of a fantastic game that offers just enough in the way of improvements to call itself the best version available. There's no denying that Resident Evil 4 is a classic.

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# Strider is back and it is better than ever! Rebooting or remaking an old game it is always very tricky.

Cover image for RealMyst: Masterpiece Edition Review

# RealMyst has been often emulated over the years, though rarely matched, let alone surpassed. The latest re-release of the all time classic adventure title, 'Myst', has finally dropped and is a love letter, of sort, for longtime fans of the series.

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# From top to bottom, Insurgency is certainly a thinking man's shooter. There is a lot to like about Insurgency.

Cover image for Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea Episode 1 Review

# Back to the future? !Burial at Sea is a two part story driven DLC for the incredible Bioshock:Infinite. The first part or the first episode has been out for quite some time now and the second one will release next month, but till then you have more than enough time to experience the exquisite first episode. Surprise, surprise, we are back in Rapture, the underwater utopia from the first Bioshock game, before everything went to hell.

Cover image for Rekoil Review

# Rekoil is an unfinished game that definitely wasn't ready for a retail release... I am going to be frank here .

Cover image for Assassin's Creed Liberation HD Review

# Assassin's Creed Liberation HD is a fun and very enjoyable experience that has the cojones to stand tall in the Assassin's Creed series !Before I start with this review I want to say that I have not played the PS Vita version, so don't expect comparisons between the two versions.

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# Paintball Pro has a really cool promise, but it fails in its execution. Paintball Pro is a tactical paintball simulation game that recently hit the Appstore.

Cover image for Orbsorb Review

# Orbsorb is a super fun and addictive game that should not be missed! Orbsorb is a new puzzle game that it is really intuitive and easy to get into, but really hard to master.

Cover image for Forza 5 Review

# Forza 5 is every motorhead's dream racing game I am going to start by saying that this game is a work of art, from the sweet driving physics and vast number of cars to the insane beautiful graphics and crazy attention to details.

Cover image for Hmm . . . 3089

# Not without its faults, 3089 is still a very entertaining experience and I am interested in just where Phr00t's efforts will take this series moving forward 3089 is an interesting game.

Cover image for Ryse: Son of Rome Review

# Ryse: Son of Rome aims high, but fails to ryse! Being a launch title for a new console is a hard thing, being a great launch title now that's even harder.

Cover image for Rube Works Review

# Rube Works works! So what is Rube Works? Well, it's a new puzzle game based on the Rube Goldberg machines.

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# Another soon-to-be classic of horror Well, Outlast is one of those rare titles where the developer knew exactly what they wanted from the get-go and, in my opinion, actually executed their vision perfectly. Honestly, all things considered, Outlast is an Amnesia clone.

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# The Room Two is a remarkable puzzle game with phenomenal photo realistic graphics and an amazing soundtrack The Room Two is the sequel to the critically acclaimed puzzle game The Room that was released back in 2012.

Cover image for Assassin's Creed Pirates Review

Assassin's Creed Pirates is an enjoyable mobile game if you have the right device !Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag was as I have previously stated, one of the best games I've ever played.

Cover image for Assassin's Creed IV: Freedom Cry DLC Review

Adewale Uchained? Well, a little... Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag was one of my favorite games of 2013, with a refined and extremely satisfying gameplay, beautiful graphics with vibrant colors making it one of the most atmospheric games ever plus pirates! So I got pretty excited when I heard about the coming DLC, Freedom Cry.

Cover image for The Walking Dead: Season Two: Episode One Review

The Walking Dead: Season Two: Episode One shoots for the stars! The Walking Dead: The Game by Telltale Games surprised everyone and made a lot of people, me included, cry like a baby.

Cover image for Battlefield 4 Review (Old Gen Only)

Battlefield 4 runs well in 7 year old machines and it is still fun to play, but if you want the true "Battlefield experience" get it for either PC, PS4 or Xbox One. Back in 2012, when I received my special edition copy of Medal of Honor: Warfighter I thought "Wow man, I get to play the Battlefield 4 beta early, f\*ck yeah!".

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Ratchet and Clank: Into the Nexus? More like "Cool and Fantastic: Into the Awesomeness" **(Spoiler Warning!)** Okay, Gamers, I'm back with another review! We're going to kick it off with a series you all should know and love, _Ratchet & Clank_! Today I'll be looking at "Into the Nexus", the latest major installment, and the conclusion to the "future" saga, in the R&C series.

Cover image for Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Review

Ahoy, me Hearties! Now, from where do I start? Oh yeah, Blimey! Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag is damn good game! Ubisoft's done it again! The latest installment Black Flag maybe the best Assassin's Creed game to date.

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X-Rebirth? More like X-SHSD as in Should Have Stayed DEAD! Space… the final frontier! For years PC gamers have craved for the return of space simulation games to explore distant galaxies, to trade and build their wealth and to upgrade their ships or purchase newer ones.

Cover image for Magrunner: Dark Pulse Review

Magrunner: Dark Pulse, an Epic Cyberpunk, Action-Adventure, Dystopian themed Puzzle Game...with a dash of H.P.

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Girl Fight seems to focus only on showing off 'sexy' female fighters, rather than making a good exemplar of the Fighting genre. **(Possible Spoilers)** Okay, Gamers! I'm not even going to bother writing a funny intro for this review...No, no! Don't be sad, because I am going to go on a very significant and possibly hurtful rant about this game today :D .

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Skydive: Proximity Flight is a cool concept that works fine, but is a very difficult sell. Skydive: Proximity Flight is a "difficult" game to review.

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Rayman Legends is a true testimony of what a fantastic creative and genius team can craft given the freedom and necessary resources..

Cover image for Splinter Cell Blacklist Review

Splinter Cell Blacklist is the best Splinter Cell game yet and possibly one of the best action adventure stealth game ever made. Sam Fisher is back and is more badass than ever! Splinter Cell Blacklist is the latest installation of the beloved Splinter Cell series.

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Diablo 3 Review: A must buy for hardcore fans(?), but for casual players that is up for discussion! Now before I start the review I want to say some things.

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Payday 2 is a first-person shooter, cooperative multiplayer game that tasks the player, along with either his team of A.I. or other random players, with a challenging campaign of heists and robberies.

Cover image for Mars War Logs Review

Give Mars War Logs a try, you might really like it! Mars War Logs is the latest space-cyberpunk RPG game by french studio, Spiders.

Cover image for Shadowrun Returns Review

The long awaited return of Shadowrun is finally upon us so the question on everyone’s mind is was it worth the wait? For those of you who don’t know what Shadowrun is (or was), it’s a RPG game released back in the early 90's for both the Sega genesis and the Super Nintendo.

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Smashing heads with golf clubs has never been so much fun than in Hotline Miami! How can one begin to describe a game like Hotline Miami? How can one using words describe the awesomeness of a game like Hotline Miami? Well, I am going to try in this review, but I don't think I can explain why you have never played a game like Hotline Miami.

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The best Assassin's Creed game to date! I want to start with answering a question people have made when I told them I would be reviewing Assassin's Creed 3: "Why now? The game has been out for ages, so why put out a review now?" Well, back when AC3 released Duuro was small and many of the publishers wouldn't give us promo copies.

Cover image for BioShock Infinite Review

BioShock Infinite has definitely earned itself a spot as a nominee for this year's Game of The Year Award.

Cover image for God of War Ascension Review

The epic saga we all grew to love just got downgraded a little on God of War Ascension Kratos is back once again to kick some a$$ in this prequel and it feels like a trip down memory lane, even if it's a disappointing one.

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Microsoft Flight: A perfect landing or a grounded take off? So recently I found myself presented with a conundrum, I had to decide between buying a flight joystick or a flight simulator game, as I only had enough money for one.

Cover image for Persona 4 Golden Review

The real question on everyone’s mind is: Does Persona 4 Golden do enough to expand on its predecessors or is it just a repackaged PS2 game? When I first heard about Shin Megami Tensei Persona 4 the only thing that really caught my attention was the name (it is quite a mouthful!) but as I found out more about it, it started appealing to me more and more.

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Remember Me, will it be remembered? Neo Paris, 2084, badass female main character, mess with the memories, cool combat mechanic...what could go wrong, right? Everything looks perfect, but will it be remembered? Well if I take in consideration the answer according to the vast majority of video gamers that I’ve spoken to about this game then the answer is a resounding no.

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The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing, funky game or just funky name? **The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing** is an action role-playing video game developed by the Hungarian independent development studio Neocore Games. Based on the novel _Dracula_ by Bram Stoker, the game focuses on the trials of young Van Helsing, son of the legendary vampire hunter Abraham Van Helsing from the book. The game is set in a gothic-noir 19th-century Eastern Europe and contains "intentionally anachronistic humor and gadgetry".

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Sometimes going back to your origins is the only way to move forward. So recently I had been pondering over the purchase of the Xbox 360 version of Tomb Raider, but have been denied the privilege by college work , Persona 4 Golden and my income.

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Where does Narco Terror stand in the twin-stick shooter genre: bottom, top or somewhere in the middle? Narco Terror is an action-packed twin-stick shooter that thematically harkens back to classic action movies from the 80's and offers several arcade gameplay sequences.

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"Woow, how are you playing this game!" my father said while watching me play Fast & Furious Showdown Thisis total rubbish.

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Now available on 11 different platforms, with improved speed and design Todoist gains further ground as the world’s top personal task­manager, but should you get it? Todoist, one of the most popular and robust personal task ­manager softwares on the market, is now available on 11 different technological platforms with the newest addition of Todoist for iPad and Android tablets.

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"Deadpool, Bang, Babes, MAYHEM"...damn that launch trailer was amazing, too bad the game isn't... For those of you who might not know,  _Deadpool_ is an action hack and slash third person shooter video game based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name developed by High Moon Studios, the creators of the critically acclaimed Transformers games of this generation.

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The Last of Us, for you who might have lived in a cave for the past month, is the latest game from, what I consider the best studio in the world, Naughty Dog.

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"Time Stops, it's the world of silence." Check if Constant C is worth your time. Constant C is a puzzle based 2D platformer from Taiwan developer, IGS.

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Men's Room Mayhem for PS Vita, etiquette at it's finest or does it all go down the toilet? Let's find out if this game is a keeper! Ripstone is taking mobile gaming to the toilet with Men's Room Mayhem.

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Farming Simulator is available for PS Vita and we're curious to see if the game is the cream of the crop! Those familiar with this type of simulator games probably know them from the PC or smartphone games.

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Ultimate Stick Fight is a good trip down memory lane Ultimate Stick Fight is a side-scrolling beat 'em up game available for iOS and Android.

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Play and learn like the pros do! Beat The Melody is the latest game from Shortbreak Studios, the studio behind Sugar High and Heal Them All.

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Nope, it's not a game based on Total Recall universe, it's a musical memory game. Remember the old games for Windows where you had to mix and match to pictures? Well here you have to mix and match musical notes, instrument sounds, classical music, drum beats and synthesizer sounds! That's the premise in Tonal Recall, an iOS mix and math music game.

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Inception, create a game dev game within a game dev game! You can do it and many other things, continue reading our Game Dev Tycoon Review I am going to say the truth, I knew nothing about this game existence till I saw TotalBiscuit post a tweet about the way the developers of the game, Greenheart Games, where fighting those who pirated Game Dev Tyccon, I'll talk more on this clever way of counter-pirating down below.

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This is DLC done right! Continue reading our The Knife of Dunwall Review to learn why you shouldn't miss it. The Knife of Dunwall is the second DLC and the first story one for Dishonored, the epic stealth action adventure steampunk game the amazing guys over at Arkane Studios brought to us.

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Are you really here to read our Guacamelee Review and decide if the game is worth buying? Well I'll make it quick, BUY IT! Oh you are still here, right then continue to learn more about this fantastic game. What is Guacamelee you might ask? Well, it's a sidescrolling open-word Mexican themed Metroidvania style action platformer.

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A top-down four player competitive party game? Sounds great, right? Continue reading our Dollar Dash review if we think so. Dollar Dash, simply put, is a top down four player competitive game where four same model but different colored robbers or thieves have to collect or rob piles of cash while fighting with each other and A.I guards and take it to a nearby drop-zone.

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So is it Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance a good game? Simply put, Yes! But is it "Metal Gear Solid" good? We break it down for you on our Metal Gear Rising Review Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance was a different game when it was first announced by Kojima back in 2009.

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Retro City Rampage, from what I've been hearing, started as a demake of GTA 1 or 2, so a fun project.

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Should you get the game? We discuss it on our Medal of Honor Warfighter Review When Warfighter was first announced with that very brief but amazing trailer, I became very excited about it.

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Read our The Walking Dead No Time Left Episode 5 Review to understand why you should get this episode! Telltale surprised me and I think everybody with their take on The Walking Dead universe.

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Should you buy it? Read our Worms Revolution Review The Worms have been around for quite some time, 17 years to be precise and I think that they will not stop coming.

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Dishonored is an experience that nobody should miss. Now quickly blink to the nearest shop and buy it!.

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Should you buy it? Read our Joe Danger 2 The Movie PS3 Edition Review When the first Joe Danger released back in 2010, I managed to play it only for an hour or so and I found it amazing.

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What is Zen Pinball 2 and should you buy it? Read our Zen Pinball 2 and Plant vs Zombies Table Review Zen Pinball 2 is not a game, it is a game platform on a game platform.

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Should you buy it? Take a look at our Double Dragon Neon Review In 1987 Double Dragon was released in arcades all around the world and it was praised as one of the best games of that time.

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Should you get this game? We discuss it on our Klopex Galactic Bubble Review Most of you will remember and will have, at least once, played the amazing game, Puzzle Bobble back in the 90's.

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Should you get this game? Read our McPixel Review Lets start this review by asking a question, WTF is McPixel? Well, according to its developer Mr.Sos Sosowski, the game is a "minimalistic point and click adventure”.

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Should you get this episode? Read our The Walking Dead Long Road Ahead Review When I first started playing the first episode of The Walking Dead The Game, I thought "Hmm let's give it a try".

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Should you get this episode? Read our The Walking Dead Episode 2 Review Starved for Help starts off three months after the events of episode one.

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Should you get it? Read our Ratchet and Clank Trilogy Review to find out Ten years have passed since the release of the first Ratchet and Clank, one of the best adventure/platformer game ever made. Since then the franchise has flourished, with multiple games releasing over the years in Sony consoles.

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We discuss on our Twisted Metal Review why you should buy it _**Twisted Metal**_ is the longest running franchise in _PlayStation_ history.

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Should you get this DLC? We discuss why on our Marvel Pinball Avengers Chronicles Review When it comes to pinball games you may have heard of Zen Studios.

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**Aftermath** is a post apocalyptic racer that pits you against a horde of enemy drivers in a race for death or glory.

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Let me just start by saying that **Game of Thrones** on HBO is my one of my favorite shows on TV.

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_**Awesomenauts**_ is a multiplayer online arena battle or MOBA type of game.

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Tiny Wings with a...dog? Read our Sugar High Review and learn why you should get this game! As soon as I started playing _**Sugar High**_, I said it's _**Tiny Wings**_ but with a dog instead of a bird.

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Should you get it? We discuss it on our PayDay The Heist Review A game that lets you rob a bank? Bring it on.

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**Relentless Software** is famous for **the BUZZ!!** franchise, but I didn't know anything about the Blue Toad Mystery Files game.

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_**Dino Run SE**_ is an expanded and improved version of the classic **Pixeljam** game.

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As I said before, **Laughing Jackal** has made some of the best _Minis_ titles to date, but with _**Ace Armstrong vs The Alien Scumbags**_ that's not the case. The game features our hero Ace Armstrong in a quest to defeat the Scumbags who have invaded earth.

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_**Cubixx HD**_ is a puzzle game from UK developer **Laughing Jackal**.

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_**OMG-Z**_ is a chain-reaction zombie game from **Laughing Jackal**.

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**Laughing Jackal** has made some of the best _Minis_ title to date.

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The latest game in the **Worms** series is _**Worms Ultimate Mayhem**_ which was released **September 28, 2011** for _PC, PS3 and Xbox 360._ The game is a mix of content from two other **Worms** titles, **Worms 3D** and **Worms 4: Mayhem**.

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Trine 2 features some of the best graphics ever seen in a downloadable title.

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_**Shank 2**_ is the sequel to the 2010 _**Shank**_ and let me tell you that the sequel is better and bigger than the first one. You take role of Shank, a dude on steroids with an immense desire to kill people.

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The first game from spanish developers **Crocodile Entertainment**, _**Zack Zero**_ is 3D side-scroller platformer in which you take control of the hero Zack in the quest to save the universe and his girlfriend from the grasp of the evil Zulrog. The story is really straightforward.

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Modern Warfare 3 is the third and final game, I think, in the series and let me tell you, it is the best of the three! ! The game continues the story of Price and Soap trying to find and end Makarov's life.