Raw Data Servios VR games are becoming all the rage now. With people clamoring for more and more immersion in their gaming worlds of choice, nothing can really come close to the suspension of disbelief that this new wave… Read More »Raw Data Review – One of the Best VR Experiences Available
Squad Offworld Industries As far as grand scale military shooters go, the Battlefield 2 mod known as Project Reality was the best of the best. It offered many different nationalities, tons of disparate maps, and probably its biggest attraction:… Read More »Squad (Early Access) Review – Cream of the Teamwork-Shooter Crop
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands – Fallen Ghosts DLC Ubisoft The shooter genre (first and third person) is going stronger than ever right now, and its popularity shows no signs of abating. The genre as a whole can basically be… Read More »Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands – Fallen Ghosts DLC Review – Worth the Wait?
Rising Storm 2: Vietnam Tripwire Interactive, Antimatter Games/Iceberg Interactive We’d finally done it—the Vietnamese forces had been pushed back to their final stronghold which was the inner part of Hua City, courtesy of the U.S. Army. Our company of grunts… Read More »Rising Storm 2: Vietnam Review – One Heck of an Immersive Military Shooter
Escape From Tarkov Battlestate Games I’ve played just about every first person shooter there is out there. From 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D, to 1998’s classic game Half-Life (and its 1999 mod Counter-Strike), on up to modern shooters such as Squad and… Read More »Escape From Tarkov (Alpha) Review – The Future of Action/RPG MMO’s?
Escape From Tarkov Battlestate Games First person shooter games have arguably been the most popular genre of video games in the entire history of the gaming industry. Back in the early 90’s when fighting games were all the rage, first… Read More »Escape From Tarkov (Alpha) Review – Quite Possibly The Future of Action/RPG MMO’s
Rainbow Six Siege – Velvet Shell Update Ubisoft Our five on five battle had been whittled down to one vs. one. Blood splatters were displayed across many of the palatial party estate’s walls, accompanied by bullet holes both large and… Read More »Rainbow Six Siege – Velvet Shell Update Review – A Unique Spin on the Established Tactical Formula
Space Hulk: Death Wing Streum On Studio/Focus Home Interactive I must admit that I sort of got on the whole Warhammer 40K bandwagon pretty late. I’d always seen their table top games at my local gaming store, back when I… Read More »Space Hulk: Death Wing Review – Unleash the Dogs of War
Killing Floor 2 Tripwire Interactive After playing Killing Floor 2 for a few hours, I had the opportunity to sit back and reflect on what I’d just experienced. Initially, my critic’s brain took over. I thought about what I would… Read More »Killing Floor 2 Review – An Orgiastic Cavalcade of Blood & Gore
Battlefield I Dice/Electronic Arts As a student of martial history, and an avid life-long gamer, I’ve always wondered why no one has ever created a game that features World War I as its primary backdrop. I distinctly remember asking just… Read More »Battlefield I Review – One Epic Gaming Extravaganza
Squad Offworld Industries My buddy Rock and I were the forward scout team of a nine-man, U.S. Army squad. We had cautiously strode ahead from the rest of our guys in hopes of locating any insurgent activity, or, more importantly… Read More »Squad (Alpha) Review – Gun-Toting Without the Glitz & Glamour
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Eidos Montreal/Square Enix Before I proceed with my review of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, I’d like to touch on the fascinating background of the original Deus Ex series. A highly imaginative gentleman by the name of… Read More »Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review – A Far Cry from the Originals