With the release of WWE’s yearly franchise heading to our shelves soon for 2016, I thought this an opportune time to retrospectively take a look at the previous year’s release and how it weighed in. […]

While SOMA is a far cry away from being scary in the conventional sense, it is one of the most chilling and thought provoking games I’ve ever played. Lately, I’ve been watching a lot of […]

Well, this was certainly different. Albino Lullaby is an FPS puzzle-platformer (to borrow from Ashley Birch, a platuzzler, if you will) that promises players a horror experience without “relying on jump scares or gore.” Albino […]

Imagine a picturesque garden- Birds chirping, roses in bloom, and the faint smell of freshly baked bread wafting from the kitchen window. Now throw in some eccentric gun-toting zombies, a cityscape, an arsenal of genetically […]

I want to like Ninja Pizza Girl, and there are parts of it that I do like, but it’s plagued by problems that aren’t unique. It tries to deliver a good message, but it lacks […]

This year the EB Expo combined two firsts for me: my first time attending an Expo and my first year experiencing it as an EB Games manager. Easily the biggest perk of the job gives […]

It’s not one of the best point and click adventure games available right now, but it probably is the most visually unique in appearance and style. Sadly, I just didn’t find it to be a […]

Ever since I played some of this retro-rhythm game on the demo disk that came with my PS2 ten years ago, I’ve been wanting to try the whole thing out. As the title indicates, it’s […]

All things considered, Pokémon Shuffle is a game worth including in your app collection. The variety of levels and novel approach to icon movement helps to keep the match-3 genre fresh and interesting. In particular, […]

Blood Bowl 2 doesn’t do a whole lot different from its predecessor, which is both good and bad. Lovers of Blood Bowl should be pleased to see the game intact, but the clunky controls, minimal […]