Video Game Reviews (page 27 of 30)

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

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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.

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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..

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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.

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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.

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

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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.

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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.