Game reviews

The Stanley Parable
Reviewed by Gladus
Quiero comenzar diciendo que entiendo porque a la gente le gusta Stanley Parable. Es una de esas obras que nos invita a reflexionar sobre la naturaleza de los videojuegos y sus limitaciones. En ese sentido para quienes no sean muy versados ... More

GoldenEye 007
Reviewed by shotswerefired
When I was at gametrailers forums, Goldeneye was more often than not a bone of contention during console and PC fanboys slugfests. It was the preferred target for PC elitists to pick on when condemning the legacy and legitimacy of consol... More

Wii Sports Resort
Reviewed by Prelude
This is in part a review of the new Wii Sports Resort, and also part review of the new accessory that comes bundled with it, the Wii Motion Plus that gets added to a standard WiiMote. Many new games coming out take advantage of this plug-i... More

Street Fighter II' Turbo: Hyper Fighting
Reviewed by shotswerefired
I've played a lot of fighting games during my lifetime. Mortal Kombat (2d/3d), Guilty Gear, Soul series, Tekken, Virtua Fighter, and just about every great SNK fighter I can think of to the obscure Bushido Blade had my attention. But the on... More

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Reviewed by Oliver
Absolutely one the best RPG games ever created. Incredibly immense world with rich characters. The voice acting alone would worth a review. There was not one, boring generic voice acting part in the game so far (25+hours and far away from t... More

Max Payne 3
Reviewed by Loyal-T
If there were ever a more tragic videogame character than that of hard boiled undercover cop turned vigilante Max Payne, I haven't found them yet. Remedy's 2001 PC exclusive, Max Payne, was something the likes of which we'd never seen befor... More

Deus Ex
Reviewed by shotswerefired
One word best sums up this game: possibilities. I think many games try to funnel you into a certain way of playing to the point where it has a numbing effect on a person's creative faculties. You become a habitual slave to custom and play a... More

BioShock Infinite
Reviewed by Hereticked
Bioshock Infinite is a fine game, but perhaps not as fine as the reviews would lead you to believe. It crafts an engaging tale and the shoot-em-up gameplay with bio powers is what we've come to expect from the series, but it has its fair sh... More

Hotline Miami
Reviewed by yord
"Do you like hurting other people?" Hotline Miami is psychotic, blisteringly psychotic, but yet subversive enough to penetrate through the fourth wall and have you questioning why, in fact, is this game so fun? The gameplay mechanics are... More

Final Fantasy X-2
Reviewed by TonyDanza
You'll hear a lot about how terrible this game is, but it isn't. If you've been playing Final Fantasy games as long as I have, you will respect this game for daring to be original. It is a game you have mixed odds of liking. You have to und... More

The Secret of Monkey Island
Reviewed by Fraterlucis
My Background with this Game: After briefly scanning the other reviews for this game thus far, I realized I simply had to review it, if nothing more than to provide a better insight into why this game is timeless. Yes, timeless. I know t... More

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Reviewed by Loyal-T
I played through Modern Warfare 2's single-player campaign no more than a week ago, proceeded to play through it again, and have finally decided to do a review on it. The minute I completed the single-player portion of it I couldn't wait to... More

Assassin's Creed: Revelations
Reviewed by Kami
After being left behind with another cliffhanger at the end of AC: Brotherhood, Ubisoft sounds the bell for the last round of Ezio Auditore's adventure- Assassin's Creed: Revelations. An enormous story comes to and end, with many questions... More

Papers, Please
Reviewed by GruntLogic
I really feel like this game is establishing a new genre, because I don't know of anything quite like it. The Bureaucracy-em-up. You take on the role of a border check-point processing drone, in what feels like an early 80's Soviet sate... More

I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream
Reviewed by Nosoki
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream is a point and click psychological horror game based on the short story of the same name by Harlan Ellison. It tells the story of five people who are trapped inside a machine who calls himself AM, voiced b... More

Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Reviewed by Time Bomb
Fortunately, the world did not end, so we can play Ni No Kuni The Threat of the Witch Cinerea, at least in the West, because Japan is already out for several months. Disconnect the decoder so that the silent cacophony of political forums, d... More

Silent Hill 2
Reviewed by Lexi
''I was weak. That's why I needed you... needed someone to punish me for my sins... but that's all over now... I know the truth. Now it's time to end this.'' Players find themselves placed in the role of one James Sunderland, a lonely, d... More

Suikoden
Reviewed by ape
In 1996, Konami decided to release an RPG on the Playstation game console in North America. This RPG wasn’t visually stunning, it wasn’t 3D, and it just looked like a run-of-the-mill role playing experience...But remember back to when y... More