Hitman 2 Review: A Step Up In Assassination
Platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC
Release Date: November 13th, 2018
Reviewed On: Xbox One X
Developer: IO Interactive
Publisher: Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment
Price: $59.99
The first Hitman game launched almost 18 years ago with Hitman: Codename 47. Hitman 2...
Review: Suicide Guy – Sleepin’ Deeply (Switch)
Released last year to a mostly positive reception, Suicide Guy is sort of a hit for the folks associated with ChubbyPixel. It's an intriguing puzzle-platformer that pits the player...
Review: Gaokao.Love.100Days (Switch)
If you happen to frequently read my reviews, you may realize that there are certain genres that I either rarely touch or avoid entirely. One of these is the...
Review: Zarvot (Switch)
A few months ago I went to PAX West with couple of friends. We made the mistake of waiting three hours for a line at the Nintendo booth that...
Red Dead Redemption 2 Review – Rage in the Dying of the West
Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Release Date: October 26th, 2018
Reviewed On: Xbox One X
Developer: Rockstar Games
Publisher: Rockstar Games
Price: $59.99 USD
After several years in development, Red Dead Redemption 2 has finally...
Halloween Pinball (Switch) Review
Halloween may be over by now but there is something I've wanted to cover that is associated with the holiday. That would of course be Halloween Pinball, the newest...
Car Quest (Switch) Review
I was initially attracted to this game when I first saw it on the Coming Soon list. It's natural for me to find upcoming Switch titles to keep an...
Reigns Game of Thrones: We’ll Never Be Royals
Leigh Alexander, a colleague of mine, has followed very dutifully in Sid Meier’s footsteps with her card game Reigns. Unlike Tinder, I can promise you it’s loads of fun...
Review: Crayola Scoot (Switch)
It's funny how licensed games work. I expected to like Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion (a title from the same developers and publisher) and came away disappointed. A...
The JackBox Party Pack 5 (Switch) Review
The JackBox Party Pack series is back for another round of smartphone-enhanced laughfests. While it may seem a little weird for a fifth installment to already make its way...