Tag: PS4

We Review: Marvel vs Capcom Infinite

Post author By Fayyaad
Post date October 31, 2017
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Marvel and Capcom have been tag teaming to make fighting games since the late 1990s and early 2000s. The fourth title in the series (or sixth if you include the original vs Street Fighter games) is titled Marvel vs Capcom Infinite. Because it features the Infinity Stones, geddit? The game has a roster of brawlers that cover multiple IPs from both sides, giving you tons of choice. Get your super powers and fighting words ready as we take on this review.

Tags capcom, fighting games, Marvel, marvel vs capcom, pc games, PS4, video game reviews, video games, XB1

Game Reviews

We Review Ark: Survival Evolved

Post author By Rob Valentine
Post date October 6, 2017
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If you’ve been playing games for more than say, 5 years, you’ll have heard of Ark: Survival Evolved. It’s been in “Pre-release” for what feels like ages and the day has finally come for a full release. Ark isn’t for everyone but then, it was never really intended to be. Think of it more like Minecraft but with ~~actual~~ gorgeous graphics.

Tags Ark, dinosaurs, First Person Games, Linux Games, PS4, Steam games, survival, video game reviews, video games, XB1

Game Reviews

We Review: Knack II

Knack II continues the adventures of our titular sentient collection of pointy things, and takes him on new adventures to fight more goblins and evil nasties. The original game was released as a PS4 launch title back in 2013, and although we did not get a chance to review it, we have the sequel here to make up for the lack of Knack.

Tags action games, Platformer Games, PS4, video game reviews, video games

Game Reviews

We Review: Agents of Mayhem

Post author By Rob Valentine
Post date September 20, 2017
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Although Agents of Mayhem comes from the same pedigree stable that brought us Saints Row (Ed: That’s Volition games, if you weren’t already aware), it’s much closer to mule than thoroughbred. It’s a feast for the eyes with stunning graphics, engaging environments and a compelling world. All of this is overshadowed by the ghosts of repetitiveness, grind and a lack of real diversity. Let’s dive into this review with guns blazing and I’ll explain further.

Tags 3rd Person Shooter Games, 80s cartoons, Deep Silver, PS4, Secret Agent, Seoul, Tactical shooter, Volition Games

Game Reviews

We Review: Blue Rider

Ah, good old bullet hell games. They evolved from more standard shmup games back in the 1990s, and players have been dodging bullets ever since. Most of these games are either side or top scroll, but now we have a bullet hell game with full 360 degree movement and a world to explore. Enter Blue Rider, a twin-stick bullet hell shooter that will test your reflexes and your patience.

Tags Bullet Hell, PS4, Shmups, video game reviews, video games

Game Reviews

We Review: Nioh

Nioh is the modern equivalent of “like Dark Soul, but…”, so I’m going to try eschewing all mention of Dark Souls in this review (Ed: you’ve failed twice already) and try to review Nioh on its own merits. No more mention of Dark Souls (Ed: thrice). Let’s go back to the Sengoku period in Japan’s past to track down some demons.

Tags action games, PS4, Very Difficult Games, video game reviews, video games

Game Reviews

We Review: Darksiders: Warmastered Edition

Post author By Fayyaad
Post date December 2, 2016
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Back in 2010, we reviewed the original Darksiders for Playstation 3. You can read our review here, but the basic gist was that it was a decent game worth your time and money. This being 2016, the year of the remaster, we naturally have Darksiders: Warmastered, because of course we do. This review is going to be covering the PS4 version specifically.

Tags action games, apocalypse, Hack n Slash games, pc, PS4, video game reviews, video games, Wii U, XBO

Game Reviews

We Review: Battlefield 1

Battlefield 1 is the sequel to the highly-successful Battlefield 4, because of course it is. Numbers never seem to have been the strong point of many video game developers. Capcom, for a pointed example, took forever to count to three, preferring to put NINE games between Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III (although there was a paltry four games between Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter V, but I digress). Battlefield, as most of you probably know, is a first-person shooter, and this time, Battlefield 1 takes us back to the Great War: World War I. The year is 1918, and everything has gone to hell.

Tags Battlefield, FPS games, pc, PS4, video game reviews, video games, World War 1, XB1

Game Reviews

We Review: Bioshock: The Collection

Post author By Fayyaad
Post date October 14, 2016
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This is one review I’ve been looking forward to doing, purely because I still think that the Bioshock series has provided some of the most exemplary and compelling storytelling in recent years. Naturally, the success of the series ensured that it would see an HD Remastering, possibly pulled into a collection of some sort, and wouldn’t you know it? Here we are with an HD remaster in the form of Bioshock: The Collection. Meet you under the sea for the rest of the review.

Tags BioShock, First Person Shooters, HD Remasters, pc games, PS4, video game reviews, video games, XB1

Game Reviews

We Review: McDroid

What do you get when you cross a robot with a puppy, and then ask it to protect a sentient, jabbermouthed spaceship from incessant hordes of alien life? Turns out you get a game called McDroid. Join me as I try to fix my servos and grind my gears and engineer my engines as I review this game by indie studio, Elephantopia.

Tags Cute Games, indie games, PS4, steam, Tower Defense Games, video game reviews, video games