Set four years after the first game, Zeno Clash II is taking everything that has made the first Zeno Clash great and expanding upon it. The game is now open-world, the controls have been improved, and a handful of additional features have been added. On paper, it looks like the perfect sequel. Thing is, what looks good on paper doesn’t always look good in realization. [read more]

After years of delays, Black Rock Shooter: The Game final gets released here in the U.S. Is it too late for the game or will the game make new fans of the franchise? [read more]

Arc System Works takes their long-running fighting game franchise and brings it to the Vita with Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R. Don't you love titles that roll off the tongue? [read more]

If you thought Far Cry 3 was a bit too serious, then Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is the complete opposite. If you ever wanted to play an 80s sci-fi movie, this is your game. [read more]

Injustice: Gods Among Us is NetherRealm Studio's return to the DC Universe. Will a company dedicated to over-the-top violence be able to make a good fighting game without their most iconic characters backing them up, or will this be another excuse for the masses to hate fighting games? [read more]

Released originally for the Wii U, Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge fixed some of the issues with Ninja Gaiden 3. Did Razor’s Edge add enough content to warrant a disc re-release or is it just repackaging of last year’s game? [read more]

Drawing inspiration from the classic title Dungeon Keeper while trying to be a game all of its own, Impire promises some of the best. As an RTS title, it's a little bit away from Paradox's safe turn-based monopoly, which makes a bit hesitant. [read more]

The Age of Empires series stands as the perfect example of how to make learning fun. These unique RTS titles combine actual history; with stuff kids loved. It’s a great series, and I’m sure I wasn’t the only one who was overjoyed when I heard that an HD remake was going to be released on Steam. The only concern I have is whether this HD remake is worth the $20 price tag, or if simply dusting off an old copy is a better option. [read more]

After a few years and a new leader for Team Ninja, DOA 5 is set to change the minds of gamers that it can be a serious fighter on two fronts, the home consoles and the PS Vita. With a growing library of fighters coming to the Vita, can Dead or Alive 5 Plus stand out from the rest, or will it be forever known as the boob fighter? [read more]

The Showdown Effect is the result of pitching together a group of action movies from the 80s and 90s and forcing them to brawl it out with weapons from their respective universes ranging from the deadly frying pan to the feeble lightsaber. It is as intense and action packed as it is ridiculous, with backflips and wall clinging featuring heavily in the game. [read more]

Based on a free online flash game developed by Megadev and published by Adult Swim Games, Super House of Dead Ninjas makes its debut on Steam. Full of retro action and platformer goodness, this version of the game has more levels, new customization options, and various extras that improve on the original flash game. Question is whether this game deserves your money or should you stick with the free version? [read more]

Last year, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate was announced. Combining all the Japanese expansions, it was set to take America by storm. Now that it's been released, the question remains. Will it be the Monster Hunter that finally breaks through with America, or will it be left in the dark like all those that came before? [read more]

After several games of the same formula, the Tomb Raider series is getting a reboot. Crystal Dynamics is showing that even if a series is successful, there are times that you need to go to the beginning and start from scratch. I'm so happy that they did just that. [read more]