Shadowrun Returns Review
Shadowrun Returns. Evolving from the deep and popular role-playing game, four iterations of video games, and countless novels in between, Shadowrun is back with its true essence of tech and magic, thanks to developer Harebraine...
Fast & Furious: Showdown Review
Driving Into a Wall It should come as a surprise to no one that Fast & Furious: Showdown sucks. It’s based on a film franchise. The developer, Firebrand Games, spent little to no time working on it. It was rushed out ...
Stealth Inc.: A Clone in the Dark Review
Silver AwardAfter seeing much success with their 2D stealth platformer Stealth Bastard on PC, Curve Studios (the minds behind smash-hit Thomas Was Alone) decided to take a trip down a strange road. The team began work on an HD remake excl...
Gunman Clive Review
Silver AwardOffbeat GemJust a Good Old-Fashioned Gunfight The 3DS eShop is the place to go to experience some inexpensive old school fun. However, the games offered that aren’t from the NES/SNES library are usually hideously awful games with su...
Gunpoint Review
Offbeat GemThe downloadable market is filled with the bizarre, the strange, the original. It's not hard to see why: If a game fails to have a catchy hook that digs into the players skin, they'll sink to the bottom of the sea of mediocrit...
Don’t Starve Review
Offbeat GemDon’t Starve is an adventure-strategy game that rewards players for their longevity and patience. With loads of customizable elements, interesting player-characters, and a haunting and often macabre tone, it’s worth pl...
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate Review
MetroidGodofWarPrinceofPersiavania Castlevania: Lords of Shadow released in 2010 to critical success. A sequel has since been announced, but it focuses on Dracula’s journey through a modern world, which is sure to leave s...
The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief (Chapter I) Review
A while back, I proudly hosted a SpawnFirst-exclusive interview with Marco Rosenberg, who played a big role in the development of The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief. Promising a story-focused, action-oriented point-and-click ...
Scourge: Outbreak Review
I’ve always been a pretty big fan of third person shooters. I can’t even begin to put into words how many hours my roommate and I poured into horde mode on Gears of Wars 2. So when I was assigned to review Scourge: Outbrea...
State of Decay Review
Editor's ChoiceSleeper Hit!Gold AwardLOVE AT FIRST BITE Amidst the influx of zombie games for the past few years, there have been very few games that have truly captured the intricacies and finer details about what it might actually be like to survive through a zo...
The Night of the Rabbit Review
Bronze AwardDaedalic’s Night of the Rabbit is a charming fairy tale with fun– though not revelatory– gameplay, beautiful graphics, and excellent voice acting.  Daedalic has a knack for off-beat stories (check out Chaos on De...
Deadpool Review
Finally, a Deadpool Game It’s been a long time coming, but everyone’s favorite fourth wall-shattering mutant mercenary for hire finally got his very own videogame. The game is lacking in some pretty major areas, but...
Resident Evil: Revelations Review
Bronze AwardThe Return of Survival Horror? Resident Evil 6 was disappointing. It just was. I found it completely average at best and mind-numbingly boring at worst. But Capcom, for all its sins, is still a fine video game company that puts...
Company of Heroes 2 Review
Silver AwardCompany of Heroes, an award-winning series that many a gamer will be familiar with by now, is one of the highest rated RTS (Real time strategy) games out there. It sold millions of copies and was at one point a best selling gam...
Remember Me Review
Totally Forgettable No one can accuse Dontnod Entertainment of not taking a risk with Remember Me. Its story centers around a strong female protagonist, which is supposedly a big risk according to several people within the gam...
