Color Symphony 2 Review – A Simple and Addicting Platformer
With over 120 levels, any veteran should have a challenge with this easy to learn but difficult to master platformer, Color Symphony 2.
Steven Ritz
Steven is rocket scientist by day and a game reviewer by night. Located in sunny Los Angeles, he spends his spare time soaking up what LA has to offer as well as reviewing games for PC and PS4. If you are ever wandering around the western foothills of the Angeles Forest and hear terrible banjo music, that’s probably Steven. As far as games he mostly prefers tactics and strategy games as well as RPGs, but is known to go off on a MOBA binge from time to time.
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Rainbow Six: Siege – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Rainbow Six: Siege has been out for almost a month and we’ve had the chance to really sink our teeth into it. In this feature we give you some of the best, worst and ugliest aspects of this tactical multiplayer game from Ubisoft.
Life is Feudal: Your Own Review – More Than Just A Medieval Minecraft
Life is Feudal: Your Own puts you in the shoes of a Medieval individual, embarked on an adventure in a new land. You will terraform land, raise livestock and crops, defend it from invaders, and build up small villages into cities of stone.
Project Genom Preview – An MMO That Requires Some Skill & Sharp Reflexes
Project Genom is a sci-fi MMORPG set in a alien world with a heavy emphasis on non-target combat and planetary exploration.
Battleborn Hands-On Preview – The End of the Universe is Actually Tons of Fun
We get some hands on time with Battleborn and walk away pretty impressed with the thought and design that has gone into this next game from Gearbox Software.
Rebel Galaxy Review – Introducing Capitol Ship Broadside Battles to the Space Game Genre
Rebel Galaxy is a space action adventure whose combat is focused on broadside battles between capitol ships. After inheriting your Aunt’s old ship, take on the worst outlaws in the galaxy or become one yourself.
Cross of the Dutchman Review – When ‘Based on a True Story’ isn’t Good Enough
This historical brawler may have some decent artwork and a semi-factual story, but sluggish combat and awkward stealth sections will leave you wondering what the point was in the first place.
Blood Bowl 2 Review – Warhammer Meets Football Once More and the Results Can Be Deadly
The Blood Bowl returns in everyone’s favorite football and Warhammer Fantasy crossover! Sporting big improvements, Cyanide has done this sequel justice.
Overfall Preview – Turn-Based RPG’s Kickstarter Campaign Ready to Sail into the Sunset
We tried the demo and all signs point to good! This RPG from Pera Games is shaping up nicely and has just been fully funded, but will they deliver all of their Kickstarter promises?
Act of Aggression Review – Is the Golden Age of RTS Back?
Act of Aggression attempts to breathe some new life into a genre that has largely fallen by the wayside in recent years. Despite the game still being a solid RTS experience it doesn’t really bring anything innovative to the table.
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