A Warrior who thought he had nothing left. A Woman who had everything to look forward to. Finally a woman on the run with almost nothing left to give. Tales Across Time is the story of three people and their individual struggles lifetimes apart yet all in the same space if not time. Not being overly long in terms of gameplay, the provided experience excels at telling a tale of mystery and wonder with a brilliantly designed battle and encounter systems.
Tales Across Time - PC Review
A Warrior who thought he had nothing left. A Woman who had everything to look forward to. Finally a woman on the run with almost nothing left to give. Tales Across Time is the story of three people and their individual struggles lifetimes apart yet all in the same space if not time. Not being overly long in terms of gameplay, the provided experience excels at telling a tale of mystery and wonder with a brilliantly designed battle and encounter systems.
Metal Island from Battlefield 2: Modern Combat - Level-up
We are going to introduce a new type of feature today called Level-up where we talk in-depth about memorable missions, levels and chapters in video games. We kick off our first one with a stage from Battlefield 2: Modern Combat called Metal Island.
Moto Racer 4 coming to console and PC this fall
A series we haven't heard much out of in some while, Moto Racer has some pretty loyal fans, and for good reason.
King's Quest Chapter 3: Once Upon a Climb - PS4 Review
May 17, 2016CGRreview, King's Quest Chapter 3: Once Upon a Climb, PS4, Sierra, Sony PlayStation 4, The Odd Gentlemen
King's Quest has proven to be an interesting adventure series so far. Seldom do you see a series changing things up one episode to the next. They usually find a comfortable cadence and stick to it. While I thought the second episode was a step down in overall quality from the first, it was still good and willing to take some chances. King's Quest Chapter 3: Once Upon a Climb is once again unafraid to approach the material a little differently, and the end result is the best chapter in the series.
Spheria - PC Review
Available on Steam, Spheria is a casual-style game that involves navigating a ball over a path laden with obstacles and traps, and with a bottomless pit below. No story to be had, just a series of mazes through which you must roll, starting up generators and breaking colored blocks. You can take the basic route and simply hit your generators to complete the level, you can aim to score medals for breaking the blocks, or earn awards for completing the map in the fastest time possible. Either way, the game is pleasant and offers a decent challenge if you’re willing to undertake it.
Megadimension Neptunia VII heats up Steam this Summer!
We were fans of this title when it released on console, so we're excited to see it coming to PC sooner than later.
Battlefleet Gothic: Armada - PC Review
Let’s face it - Games Workshop is throwing their Warhammer 40k license around like a bakery trying to get rid of stale bread. From chess games (Regicide) to third-person action (Space Marine); lane defense (Storm of Vengeance) to real time strategy (Dawn of War). It’s a wonder that there are any genres of gameplay that haven’t had the Grimdark treatment. Then along comes Battlefleet Gothic: Armada from developer Tindalos Interactive and publisher Focus Home Interactive.
The Park - PS4 Review
The Park is an interesting title that offers as focused, almost streamlined experience that is immersive story that I enjoyed quite a bit over its short run. It raises some interesting questions and does a nice job of delivering some quality scares, especially near the end. However, despite the things it does right, there are enough other factors that hold The Park back from being a great horror game.
IMGN.PRO and UndeadScout proudly present their new survival horror game - Husk
While Kholat had some flaws, it was overall a good game that was absolutely worth the time to play and experience. That leaves me curious to see what IMGN.PRO has ready for us next.
Severed - PS Vita Review
Just one glance at the visuals, and I was immediately reminded of DrinkBox Studios' outstanding Guacamelee! The same distinctive visual style including vibrant use of color just leaps off of the Vita screen. However, as great as Guacamelee! was, it never really felt unique. There are a handful of other games similar to Severed, but this title stands out for several reasons of its own.
Thorne - Death Merchants - PC Review
Thorne: Death Merchants is one of those titles that can take you a bit by surprise. Set with darker tones, this is a title that breaks out of the standard RPG Maker mold by being an Action Adventure title above all else with real time combat. Put into the role of Thorne, also known as “The Crow”, it’s high time to find out exactly why you are sitting there chained to a damp and dark cell.
Scuf Gaming Launches the Highly Anticipated SCUF Infinity 4PS
We have covered a couple of different Scuf brand controllers in the past to positive results, so their latest announcement is certainly an interesting one for us.
Grand Kingdom - PS4 Preview
If Soul Nomad were to have a spiritual sequel Grand Kingdom would be it. With a slew of different classes and combat specialties, mercenary armies will move across the board in order to reign supreme for the faction of their choice once they’ve proven their mettle and been accepted into the guild. Launching in full on June 21, the beta ran for about two weeks having ended on May 10. Having played host to anyone who was lucky enough to get a key in order to join, there was pretty much one war every twenty four hours with plenty of opportunities to fight for your chosen leader.



























