Beauty is only skin deep.
Soul Axiom review: Sub conscious
Beauty is only skin deep.
PixlCross review: Picrossing streams
Emoji description: shrugging
A Fair Shake: Sausage Bomber
Sausage Bomber by Katsu Entertainment is the studio’s wholly-owned original and brings a variety of cured meats to the battlefield. Wait, what?
Linelight review: Meditative white lines
Sit back and unwind with one of the most mellow puzzlers on PSN
Double Dragon IV review: Double the dragon, half the fun
Aging like sour grapes instead of red wine.
Rise & Shine Review: Sun’s out, guns out
A game with great ideas, but just falls short on the execution.
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone Review: Perfect Pitch
Hatsune Miku is slowly growing hard to ignore. With a successful concert tour and two different rhythm games making their way to the US last year, it seems like western audiences can’t get enough of the Vocaloid and her friends. Sega is hoping to keep this momentum going by bringing over the largest collection of Miku music ever with Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone. Featuring over 200 songs in the full collection and over 300 different customization options, fans should certainly being paying attention, but so should fans of rhythm games in general.
Drive!Drive!Drive! review: Split second personality
A fast game with fast decisions
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is the most refined evolution of the series [Review]
Evolution vs Revolution
Robinson: The Journey review: Welcome to Dinosaur Planet
One of the biggest complaints at the launch of the Playstation VR was the lack of games that felt like full retail products. Crytek is looking to solve that problem with Robinson: The Journey, a sci-fi exploration problem solving game set in a world of dinosaurs.
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