Space, the final frontier, it’s vast emptiness is a mystery to most of us here on Earth.  Luckily there are games like Stardrive out there that help us imagine what life would be like if we were to be in charge of a galactic empire with the goal of expansion.  Stardrive is a space sim, and like most space sims, it is extremely complex.  As a mild space sim player, I found Stardrive to be co... more.

I'll make this short and sweet for those who don't want to read a long review. Remember Me has a lot of great points, sadly they're mixed up with parts of the game where you can't help but feel like the game needed more adding to it. For those who want to know why I feel that way, read on. Remember Me starts off well, the year is 2084 and you're presented with an advert for a product called Sen... more.

Dragon's Lair is a classic  game that has been revisited several times since it's initial release.  The main question we have to answer is whether the Steam version of Dragon's Lair builds upon the idea of the original in any way at all.  The short and easy answer is no.  This game is one that hasn't changed since its previous re-release, and feels poorly timed for a release now.  While the... more.

Reus, developed by Abbey Games, gives the player control over four giants that manipulate a small planet's environment. The giants each can terraform the small, cross-sectional planet, or create objects. The game's unique draw is the inability to control humanity. The aim of the game is to shape the planet in particular ways to implicitly shape humanity. While the idea is unique enough for replay-... more.

Men’s Room Mayhem is a game that has many great qualities about it, yet all in all leaves room for growth.  The premise of the game is that you are in charge of moving patrons who enter the restroom.  As soon as they enter, they are yours to control, each having a specific need.  You must guide them to the station that suites their needs, and once their.... needs... are met, guide them eith... more.

  Anyone who is old enough to drink, has invariably had that one conversation with friends which starts with the question “If you could go back in time, what period would you go to?” For me, there's always been a strong choice of two possibilities. Feudal Japan, and any time in America when the West was wild, and quick draw shootouts were a regular event, that no one even batted an... more.

In 2008 DC universe finally came out with their over the top answer to the very successful Marvel fighting game team-up of Marvel vs Capcom. The game was Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe, and by and large it was a good game. It had issues, sure, but it was also great fun and gave people a chance to take long time favourites from one of the most violent and controversial fighting games of all time... more.

Today I am presenting you guys with my review of the newest PS Vita title Soul Sacrifice. To start off Soul Sacrifice is just the RPG everyone who has a Vita needs. While it is not enough for someone to go out, and buy a PS Vita. Just about everyone who has a PS Vita will be playing Soul Sacrifice. It is more than enough to keep the majority of the 5-million Vita owners busy for the next two month... more.

Dig, fight, explore, and build! Nothing is impossible in this action-packed adventure game. The world is your canvas and the ground itself is your paint. You can do many things in Terraria: make weapons, fight off a variety of enemies in numerous biomes, dig deep underground to find accessories, money, gather wood, stone, ores, and other resources to create everything you need to make the w... more.

Just over one week ago, I wrote out preview for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. I wrote of how excited I was to play the game, and how any fears I had over the games content had been put to one side with what I'd seen of the trailers and the game play. Today, I sit here writing this review and my opinions have been changed yet again, although not nearly as dramatically as they had before. I'll sta... more.