If you thought April was a great month for gamers you haven’t seen nothing yet. May was hands down the best month of the year so far. We also saw some epic stinkers. Welcome back to our monthly feature where we give you the three best and three worst games from the previous month (3 up, 3 Down May 2016 Edition).
Advertised as the sequel no one asked for to the game that nobody liked, GunWorld 2 launched on Xbox One and we walk away satisfied yet remarkably humbled.
April has turned out to be the best month of the year so far with several fantastic releases. We also saw some real junkers. Welcome back to our monthly feature where we give you the three best and three worst games from the previous month.
Eclipse, the 2nd DLC map pack for Black Ops 3, includes the standard 4 multiplayer maps & a new zombie experience. In the end, this DLC is more of the same.
We get a unique taste of what “Gears of War 4” has to offer, including brutal and intimate combat, tactical gameplay, and stunning visuals powered by Unreal Engine 4. Check out 3 things we loved and hated about the Gears of War 4 multiplayer beta.
MLB The Show is back again with a host of new upgrades and enhancements. The franchise feels fresh and new all over again, and that is a good thing.
March was yet another fantastic month in gaming. Yet with every stellar experience, there are several games that fail to live up to expectations. So sit back and enjoy our monthly feature where we give you the three best and three worst games of the previous month.
Ironcast is a turn based game of steampunk mech combat, set in a fictional version of the Victorian Era. While we found the game enjoyable and difficult to put down, Ironcast comes up short in a few areas.
Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition is a new version of the masterfully-crafted action-adventure platformer from 2015. The added content makes this a must buy for anyone who missed out the first time around.
Almost a year after the Mortal Kombat X dropped, Ed Boon and company are back with Mortal Kombat XL. New skins, a strong cast of characters, more gore and the end result is an unforgettable Mortal Kombat experience.
