Splinter Cell: Blacklist Mega-Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardYou Can’t Stop the Blacklist It’s very rare that a sequel can live up to its predecessor, and even moreso when the sixth installment makes a run at the best game in the series. Well, I can safely say that Splinter Cell:...
Slasher Video Review: Castlevania Lords of Shadow Ultimate Edition
Silver AwardJoin SlasherJPC as he drops his Quickies Review segment on Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Ultimate Edition for the PC. Check out what all he loved about this seemingly much improved PC port of the game, and whether it’s sti...
Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon Review
I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts! Luigi’s Mansion was one of the launch titles for the Nintendo GameCube alllll the way back in 2001. Time hasn’t done it any favors, but back then it was one of the most unique gam...
Charlie Murder Review
Offbeat GemThis Ain’t Your Momma’s Punk Rock I’ve played literally hundreds of sidescrolling brawlers in my lifetime, and quite frankly I’m sick of them. I know the drill. Tap one or two buttons until an enemy falls, rinse and rep...
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Review
Gold AwardI Am My Brother’s Keeper It’s been a few days since I completed Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. I’ve been playing several other games since then, but I keep getting distracted. My mind keeps drifting back to ...
Pikmin 3 Review
Silver AwardSolid. If you’ve played Pikmin before then you know what you’re getting into. Pikmin 3 is a great example of what the Wii U has to offer. The story, the controls, the beauty, just about everything was awesome and ad...
Slasher Video Review: Saints Row 4
Silver AwardPrepare for utter mayhem, fantastical powers, a lot of hineys, and some incredibly crazy antics in this video review of Saints Row 4 by SlasherJPC (and that’s not even getting into the craziness in the actual gameplay vid...
Payday 2 Review
Silver AwardHands Up, Wallets Out You’re casing out a new bank in town, looking for a way in that won’t rouse suspicion. You spot a backdoor with no security camera, pop on your mask and start picking the lock. Once inside you knock ou...
ibb and obb Review
Bring a Friend Co-op puzzle games have a special place in gaming: They rarely exist, are rarely done well, and yet are beloved when it’s pulled off without a hitch. Â ibb & obb manages to do a lot of things right, but...
Ride to Hell: Retribution Review
Ride to Hell? Damn Straight Rarely do I play games that leave me absolutely speechless after I’ve completed them. They either have to be really, really great…or really, really bad. Ride to Hell: Retribution is reall...
BioShock Infinite: Clash in the Clouds DLC Review
There’s something slightly incongruous about looking to a game like BioShock: Infinite for combat.  This isn’t to say that Infinite’s combat doesn’t have some serious high points, but it would seem un...
Attack of the Friday Monsters! A Tokyo Tale Review
Offbeat GemWhat It’s Like to Be a Kid I think “life simulation game” is a label some people slap on games that are hard to describe. Series like The Sims and Animal Crossing are labeled as such, but they each come wi...
Slasher Video Review: Dragon’s Crown
Sleeper Hit!Silver AwardJoin SlasherJPC as he gives you the skinny on Dragon’s Crown, for both the PS3 and PS Vita versions. Find out why this game is one of the sleeper hits of 2013, and why it absolutely needs to belong in your gaming library,...
Animal Crossing: New Leaf Review
Silver AwardCharming As All Get Out Animal Crossing released in 2002 for the GameCube. It was unlike anything anyone had ever played before. However, the GameCube had its limitations. The multiplayer mode in Animal Crossing was dead on ...
Cloudberry Kingdom Review
Randomly Generated Goodness Cloudberry Kingdom is based on a novel – yet extremely promising – concept: It’s a platformer with nearly limitless replayability, because every level is randomly generated.  While this might ...
