BattleBlock Theater Review

May 20, 2013 | Adriana Leiva

Rejoice! After a long hiatus, the masterminds behind Alien Hominid and Castle Crashers are back with a quirky 2D old-school platformer that is packed with content. Read More

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Review

May 9, 2013 | Martin Trieu

The 80s was a decade that brought us testosterone driven films like The Terminator and First Blood, paired with a healthy serving of electro-pop music and ridiculous looking parachute pants. For those of you longing for a dose of nostalgia, Far Cry 3 is back with a revamped downloadable spinoff Read More

Way of the Dogg Review

May 8, 2013 | Brian Fagan

Over the years we’ve experienced a handful of hip-hop crossover titles. Some have become classics (Def Jam: Fight for NY) while others manage to still give us nightmares (Rap Jam: Vol. 1). Read More

Poker Night at the Inventory 2 Review

May 7, 2013 | Adriana Leiva

Honestly speaking, I’ve never been a huge fan of poker themed titles. Although the fundamentals have been faithfully executed, each release has failed to replicate a genuine poker experience on the current-gen systems. That is until now. Read More

COD: Black Ops 2 ‘Uprising’ DLC Review

May 4, 2013 | Victoria Nienkirchen | 8 Comments

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, being a part of one of the biggest gaming franchises ever, has never ceased to impress with the release of new and exciting map packs. Read More

Dishonored: The Knife of Dunwall DLC Review

May 1, 2013 | Elvis Perez

Last year, the award-winning Dishonored delighted us with its open-ended approach and engrossing world. Opposite the previous released Dunwall City Trails, The Knife of Dunwall is the first piece of story-based DLC and it introduces new environments and gameplay mechanics for a small admission fee. Read More

Motocross Madness Review

April 17, 2013 | Elvis Perez

Originally titled Avatar Motocross Madness, this XBLA exclusive is a revival of the long-dormant PC series from the ’90s. Known for its realistic bike physics, varied tricks and intense crashes, this version blends all three with an arcade feel, making it a fun and accessible motocross title for everyone. Read More

The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct Review

April 11, 2013 | Ray Torres

Telltale Games’ episodic Walking Dead series was one of my favorite titles of 2012, so the idea of playing a first person shooter based on my favorite redneck brothers from the AMC TV series enticed me. Read More

Bioshock Infinite Review

April 9, 2013 | Felicia Mae Pearce

With expectations high, gamers anxiously awaited this year’s most talked about release, Bioshock Infinite. Since release of the original Bioshock, 2K and Irrational Games banded together to bring there most recent title of a city not immersed in the sea but suspended in the sky. Read More

Terraria Review

April 5, 2013 | Dino Panagoulias

Appearing on Steam back in 2011, the temptation to dismiss Terraria as a simple 2D replica of Mojang’s juggernaut is an injustice. Although it utilizes a similar mining and shelter building mechanic, the heavy focus on side-scrolling combat, boss fights, and intricate weaponry makes it feel more like a Metroidvania style game we would’ve played on the SNES. Read More