Ratchet & Clank We sit down and review Ratchet & Clank. It's a re-imagining of the original title that captured our hearts for a new generation. Here's our review of Ratchet & Clank It's been three years in the making and now we finally have a Ratchet & Clank title for the PS4 native. The latest addition to the franchise that Insomniac Games started fourteen years ago has taken yet another attempt and capturing our hearts and attentions with another platforming-shooter. All in time to try and sync up with the announced Ratchet & Clank film that is only a few weeks out from the time of this writing to try and rebuild a new look at the franchise for all of those gamers out there who may have missed out the first few times before and want to see what the fuss is all about. Here's our review of Ratchet & Clank…the 2016 version… Story Ratchet wants nothing more than to join the Galactic Rangers. Read More...

Caasi’s Odyssey We sit down and review Caasi’s Odyssey. “The next generation rogue-adventure.” Here's our review of Caasi’s Odyssey Caasi’s Odyssey claims to be “The next generation rogue-adventure with unique gameplay mechanics such as a physics based damage system.” It was developed Indieaner Games. This game is not good. As soon as I started Caasi’s Odyssey it began to glitch. Read More...

The Walking Dead We sit down and review The Walking Dead: Michonne — Give No Shelter. This is the second episode of Telltale's take on one of The Walking Dead's fan favorite characters. Here's our review on how they did The story of The Walking Dead: Michonne continues on and we have played the second episode of the game and story. All of which was designed by Telltale Games to better understand the titular character in the comics. She was in a rough place before and then came out on the other side. Read More...

Binaries We sit down and review Binaries. It's a quirky little platformer of sorts from another small developer. Here's our review of Binaries Binaries is the world’s first concentration-platform game developed by Ant Workshop. This is the Scotland based developers first project. Lead developer Tony Gowland has been a game designer for over fourteen years, and has quite the list of accomplishments along with Will Morton who has many accomplishments to his name as well. I found this game to be a love hate relationship. I would power through levels and get angrier with each death. Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games This has been one crazy week for video games hasn't it? We had a whole load of new rumors fly out there and some huge announcements. Could we be getting Red Dead Redemption 2 and a BioShock Collection or is that just wishful thinking? How about the price announcement for the PlayStation VR that came out and then was followed up by a bundle that still greatly undercuts the competition in terms of price. Hells, we also had a nice review for the first episode of Hitman land out there for you. Read More...

Hitman We sit down and review Hitman — Paris. This is the first episode of Io Interactive's latest addition to the Hitman franchise. Here's our review on how they did. The wait is finally over and the multi-delayed Hitman has been released. Well at least the first full episode and the prolog that many of us had a chance to experience during the beta that Square Enix put on for us. That was a nice taste but the maps were small and tight and it is time to see what Io Interactive has in store for us as we move forward with the rest of the content coming for Hitman. Here's our review of the first "episode" of the game just for you to read. Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games We blasted right though that week of video games now didn't we? It was a lot faster than some of those games out there but that doesn't downplay the number of titles we had to cover this week. From the rumored BioShock Collection popping back up to the last bit of Mortal Kombat X DLC news to cover. We even found time to cram in two more reviews for King's Quest and The Walking Dead: Michonne all while trying to keep you as up to date on all the news in the video games industry. We do good work. Read More...

The Walking Dead We sit down and review The Walking Dead: Michonne — In Too Deep. This is the first episode of Telltale's take on one of The Walking Dead's fan favorite characters. Here's our review on how they did When it comes to some great storytelling The Walking Dead graphic novel is one of the best. When you look at video games the first name that comes to mind is Telltale Games. While they have been no stranger to telling stories in The Walking Dead universe they have yet to tackle anything that is directly affecting to the story of the graphic novel. Read More...

King's Quest We Sit Down And Review King's Quest: Rubble Without A Cause. This Is The Second Episode Of The Odd Gentlemen's reboot to the Famed Franchise From Sierra Entertainment. Here's Our Review On How They've Done So Far Slow and steady seems to be the pace that the new King's Quest is going in terms of releasing new episodes for the game. Only six months since The Odd Gentlemen game us the first taste to hook us in and now here comes the second one. All in a storytelling experience that claims that each episode of King's Quest can be completely isolated and playing the others just helps with the overall narrative of the game. Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games There we go with yet another week in video games in the bag. As usual there was so very much that we had to cover and we did our damnedest to make sure we were able to get to every last bit that we could. We did have a lot more on the Far Cry Primal and Paragon side of things than could have been expected but the world of video games is a fickle bitch. I'm just glad we were able to get to the Layers Of Fear and Minecraft: Story Mode reviews we kept talking about that last few weeks. That all said, now we just have to keep looking forward to the next week and all of the other video games that we are going to hear about in the coming days. Read More...

Layers Of Fear We Sit Down And Review Layers Of Fear. It's been labeled as one of the scariest games in a while but is that true? Here's Our Review Of Layers Of Fear Last year some of the bold gave Layers Of Fear a chance as it hit Steam in way of an Early Access. Usually these don't amount to much and given the failure that Bloober Team suffered not long before that with Basement Crawl not many people wanted to go through the horror of another terrible game. Then it was shown to have some great promise and Aspyr Media chose to foot the bill and give the developer another chance at greatness. It has since been claimed to be like other great horror titles out there but did they hit the mark with Layers Of Fear or is it just another jump scare into mediocrity? Read More...

Minecraft We Sit Down And Review Minecraft: Story Mode — A Block And A Hard Place. This Is The Fourth Episode Of Telltale's Take On Mojang's Famed Franchise. Here's Our Review On How They Did It's been a bit of time but we've been able to dig into the fourth episode of Minecraft: Story Mode and see how the story has progressed to now. Or for that matter if Telltale Games has added anything new in terms gameplay mechanics. This is supposed to be the episode that ends the big conflict and there is still more planned for Minecraft: Story Mode. Read More...

Hitman: Agent 47 Hitman: Agent 47 has recently hit the small screens of home with new content. We had a chance to sit down and break the film down piece by piece. Here is our review of Hitman: Agent 47 Here we go with yet another film based on a video game here with Hitman: Agent 47. Originally it released in theaters on August 21st of 2015 but the home version of the film has finally been released and I had a chance to sit back and take in this rendition of Io Interactive's Hitman franchise. The previous installment wasn't accepted greatly by the fans of the video game but Hitman: Agent 47 looks like it gets a few things right from the onset. But looks can be deceiving. Read More...

Amplitude We sit down and review Amplitude. It's been 12 years in the re-making so there is a lot to live up to. Did they do it? Here's our review of Amplitude It is hard to believe that Amplitude originally came out back in 2003. It truly doesn't seem like that long ago but none the less Harmonix has come together again, with the help of a successful Kickstarter, to bring Amplitude off of the PS2 and onto the PS3 and PS4 for the new generation. This isn't just a port but a true remake of Amplitude. Of course fans of the game have a lot of expectations here and now is the time to dig in and see if they were met. Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Another short week in video games but it was a bit hardier than we have had in Christmases past. Usually this time is filled with all kinds of fluff and filler for our precious video games but there were so many little tidbits revealed and shared for our video games that it was fruitful. Granted some were on the sad side like the Uncharted 4 delay but then there were others like the Kingdom Hearts 3 gameplay and additions coming to Dying Light and Black Ops 3. We were even able to crank out a few of those promised reviews into the mix as well. Read More...