Citizens of Earth (PS Vita) Review
Category: Vita Written by Bronson Fiori
A lot of gamers these days seem to want a great portable RPG, and it seems many publishers and developers are willing to accommodate. The newest portable RPG to come along is Citizens of Earth, a game heavily influenced by old school RPGs like Dragon Quest and the earlier Final Fantasy games where you play the newly elected Vice President of the World. The question, is this the next awesome portable RPG?
Citizens of Earth Review
Category: Multiplatform Written by John Macaluso
Have you ever wanted to be Vice President of the World? Have you ever wanted to lead a band of your loyal constituents onto the field of turn-based battle? Do you really like donuts and coffee? Then Citizens of Earth just might be the game you're looking for.
Tales from the Borderlands Episode 1 Review
Category: Multiplatform Written by Bronson Fiori
Telltale seems to be on a real roll with their games. The Walking Dead Season One was one of the best games of 2012, and The Wolf Among Us was a wonderful story set in the universe of the Fables comics. Now Telltale is tackling Borderlands, a series not known for story. So how did it turn out?
Assassin's Creed Unity Review
Category: Multiplatform Written by John Macaluso
It's about that time again when we all take a trip to the past and venture through whatever beautiful sandbox the Assassin's Creed franchise provides. This year, Ubisoft's popular franchise takes us through the French Revolution and into what is now the City of Light, Paris. Does Assassin's Creed Unity soar like last year’s Black Flag? Or is it a disappointment like Assassin's Creed 3?
Halo: The Master Chief Collection Review
Category: Xbox One Written by Bronson Fiori
In 2001, no one could have anticipated what Halo would become, a first-person shooter launching on a console made by developers who specialized in games for the Mac. To think it would turn into one of the biggest franchises in all of video games and revolutionize console shooters along the way was farfetched, but that was exactly what happened. Three years later, in 2004, it would reinvent online play by creating matchmaking and the party system. Now here we are in 2014, ten years later, and Microsoft has decided to put the four main games in the series into one collection, while remastering Halo 2. So how do these games hold up?
Freedom Wars Review
Category: Vita Written by John Macaluso
Nowadays, games on Sony's PlayStation Vita are few and far between. What's even rarer about new Vita games is that they are actually fun to play. The most recent Vita game to be released is Freedom Wars, a Japanese Action RPG set in the distant future. Does Freedom Wars oppress us into once again tossing our Vitas aside, or is it a beacon of hope for the dying handheld?
FIFA 15 Review
Category: Multiplatform Written by John Macaluso
It's about that time of year when we dust off our cleats, grab our soccer balls, and head out to play EA's annual football simulation. No, I don't mean Madden. I’m talking about FIFA 15, the latest in the extremely popular soccer franchise. Does FIFA 15 continue the franchise's tradition of excellent games or is it a bump in what has been a rather smooth road?
Natural Doctrine Review
Category: Multiplatform Written by John Macaluso
Throughout the history of gaming, we have seen amazing tactical, turn-based RPGs. Games like Final Fantasy Tactics, Tactics Ogre, and Fire Emblem have captured our hearts in one way or another. Indeed, commanding a band of heroes and strategically placing them on a grid based map is addicting. Especially when said strategy brings you victory! But in PS4 and Vita's tactical RPG, Natural Doctrine, is victory as fun as the aforementioned games or does it come with a price?
Driveclub Video Review
Category: PS4 Written by Anthony Ta
Welcome to Driveclub, the first significant racing game on the PlayStation 4. What was originally supposed to be a launch title on the system became a game that was delayed nearly a year. Driveclub is now here, furnished by the people who made MotorStorm. While it is not a driving simulation, it hopes to bring driving thrills along with massive amounts of graphics detailing and new social features. Now is time to see if the wait was worth it.
The Sims 4 Review
Category: PC Written by Mariana Duran
Plumbobs, emotions, and new graphics! The hype for The Sims 4 is one that we definitely couldn't ignore. With all new gameplay, it is something that fans of The Sims have all been anxious to see. But is it what we expected? While everything really feels new, is it as great as we hoped for? The Sims over the years have never disappointed when it came to new iterations and expansions, so could The Sims 4 be as amazing as we wished for?
