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We recommend a host of different games using our unique Gamer Category Review system. With this system, we break game reviews down into categories that represent your unique play style preferences.

Recent reviews

Recommended December 13, 2015

“If you loved Secret of Mana on SNES, you'll really enjoy this fresh new take on the formula with creative puzzles and challenging boss battles to boot.”

Recommended December 13, 2015

“This was my game of the year for 2015. Metroid is my favorite game of all time. And Tom Happ mastered the formula with this love letter to my childhood.”

Recommended December 13, 2015

“ShipLord attempts a unique approach to the classic space SHMUP formula. Instead of giving the player weapon upgrades, you gain defenses to evade enemies”

Recommended July 20, 2015

“Two Worlds II makes the necessary mechanical upgrades the first needed to be great. But, it destroys the sense of charm and wanderlust in the process.”

Recommended December 7, 2014

“I'm not a huge CoD fan. But, I really enjoyed Advanced Warfare. Please be advised I played on PS4.”

Recommended December 7, 2014

“Fast and fun... But needs unlimited continues for those of us who suck at these types of games. Multiple plays aint really in the cards for a family man”

Recommended December 7, 2014

“While Saints Row IV does wear it's welcome out a bit at the end, I still loved playing it. Note I played on Xbox 360.”

Recommended December 7, 2014

“Contrary to many other reviewers, I felt the story wasn't really strong enough to make up for the lack of play. Adam Sessler among others may disagree.”

Recommended December 7, 2014

“Whether or not you'll love this game depends on your patience for the purposefully annoying controls. I loved it at first but was annoyed by the end.”

Recommended December 7, 2014

“You have to love challenging platforming to love this game. I hate challenging platforming so take my full review with that bias in mind.”