My Reviews

G*od of War usually defines the generation of consoles it’s released on. G*od of War III was no exception. We were already halfway into the PS3’s lifecycle before we got G*od of War, but it was well worth the wait. It was bigger, better, faster, and more epic and violent

When you think PlayStation you usually think G*od of War or Kratos. G*od of War was a game changer back in 2005 with cinematic fluid combat, memorable characters, and intricate level design, as well as the birth of quick-time events. 13 years later the entire game is reinvented not just

Gears of War has always had a special place in my heart, especially the first game. It introduced me to the next-generation; a whole new fidelity of gaming. HD gaming was only a possibility on PC, but with Xbox 360 we could now play games in 1080p natively. Gears of

Note: This review was written in June of 2016 before any major nerfs and balancing changes that occurred later on. First person shooters have hit an all time slump in the past 10 years. With Call of Duty and Battlefield every year, they have kind of polluted the genre. FPS games

Note: This review was written in 2015 before there were season passes and various other changes. When you think about soccer the last thing you would think about is cars. Rocket League takes a joke and turns it into one of the best competitive games in years. That’s a bold statement,

I honestly went into this game not expecting much. It is an 8-bit style game where you stamp papers for people. Sounds boring right? Far from it, and I mean very far. This is one of the most addictive and fun indie games I have ever played. This game kept

This is exactly how you do a game series reboot, right? I wish I could end my review with that, but I need to tell you why. Tomb Raider suffered through a few mediocre games during the first run of the series during the late 90’s and early 2000s. The

MOOORRTTAALLL KOOOMMBBAATTT!!! Mortal Monday made gaming history when the original arcade game hit the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Super Nintendo in 1992. Fast forward 23 years later and people still get just as excited for every new Mortal Kombat game. MKX is a near reboot of the reboot from 2011

I remember playing GTA III when it first came out. I didn’t have a PS2 yet and I went over to a friend’s house and played it for hours every single day. While we mostly just messed around it was something I never played before and was just so addictive.

G(od of War (2018) was a masterpiece of a game. I honestly expected just more of the same with Ragnarok as I couldn't imagine how they could improve or add anything. I knew they were reusing many of the same realms, and I thought this would feel more like a

When you think of revolutionary games that utilize a game system's specific features, you think of Nintendo. That was what I was thinking the entire time I played Astro Bot. It feels as though Miyamoto personally created it. Is it possible that after three decades we finally have a platformer

The Plague was a devastating disease that wiped out millions in the Medieval era. It’s uncommon to see a disease revolve around a game’s story, but A Plague Tale does it wonderfully. Full of adventure, sadness, excitement, and little hope, Innocence does an amazing job making you care about its

Devil May Cry is a series PlayStation fans hold dear to their hearts as it helped kick start the PS2 and sell many consoles. It was something to brag about, a game that had the action that was only seen in a 2D platformer for slashers and now it’s in

The Metro series is one of my favorite and in my top 10 first-person shooter list. It has a lot of flaws, but there’s a lot of heart and love that went into this series and it showed with each game and even the Redux games. Exodus has been in

Like so many countless games before it, Battlefield V tries to install the terror of war into the player with bombastic action sequences and dramatic, tense moments while bringing a visually stunning experience to the players home. Battlefield V does most of this well, but clearly, not enough time was

Naughty Dog knows how to work magic as every game in the series just pushes the boundaries of each system and what games can do visually. Lost Legacy takes what Uncharted 4 did and turns it up a notch or two with exciting action, fantastic animations and voice acting, and

When a game as big as Call of Duty 4 gets remastered it takes you down a trip of serious memory lane. I remember watching the E3 reveal video of the “All Ghillied Up” level and being blown away. The cinematic gameplay and delivery of CoD4 was unheard of back

Lara Croft’s adventure since 2013 has been amazing. The reboot was one of the best in the game industry in the last decade and it turned a s*exy heroine full of corny stories and janky gameplay into an open world complex trilogy. Shadow of the Tomb Raider continues Lara’s saga

The superhero craze may be tiresome in Hollywood, but in the video game industry, I feel it is just beginning and is taking a long time to pick up. There are good superhero games such as Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, X-Men Legends II: Rise of the Apocolypse, and the granddaddy

The “Ico Trilogy”, as it’s sometimes called, has been a long time in the making. Starting way back in the late 90’s, Ico was a highly anticipated game that didn’t see much commercial success despite critical acclaim. Shadow of the Colossus fixed this despite its many issues, and The Last