3.8
‘Epistory’ Review: Unpack Your Adjectives
By creating a unique world with an insightful plot, "Epistory" succeeds in making typing a narrative tool rather than a overbearing gimmick.
3.8
Nintendo’s Miitomo is one quirky little app you should play
Miitomo, Nintendo’s first smartphone app, just launched today for free on iOS and Android and it’s an addictive little experience that incorporates social networking features with Nintendo’s brand of charm ...
2.7
‘Adr1ft’ Review: I’m Floating in a Most Peculiar Way
"Adr1ft" is a gorgeous outer space experience that suffers from a weak plot and tedious, repetitive gameplay.
4.0
Fallout 4: Automatron review
Fallout’s Automatron DLC is a robot enthusiast’s dream come true. Not only does this expansion add new robotic enemies to the Commonwealth, but it also provides you with a few quests to complete and the ability...
3.5
Spacejacked Review: Maintenance Crew
"Spacejacked" is an ingenious 16-bit arcade tower defense game that couples frantic action with strategic planning.
3.1
‘Need for Speed’ PC Review: Spoilers Ahead
Oozing with personality and personalization options to make any car nut go crazy, the revamped "Need for Speed" has a pretty chrome finish to distract you from mostly underwhelming gameplay.
3.0
‘Street Fighter V’ Review: Short Changed
For all of the good it does in rekindling the competitive spirit of its heyday, "Street Fighter V" takes several steps back by removing long-established features and shipping an incomplete product.
4.7
SUPERHOT Review: The Last Action Hero
SUPERHOT oozes originality and style in a very short package.
3.3
‘The Flame in the Flood’ Review: ‘All right then, I’ll go to hell’
"The Flame in the Flood" is a rouge-lite survival game that punishes you for wanting to be alive.
4.0
‘Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! Part I and II’ Review: Pen and Paper
"Steve Jackson's Sorcery! Parts I and II" manages to capture the true feeling of playing a tabletop RPG through inspired writing and meaningful choices.
4.0
‘Firewatch’ Review: Better to Have Loved and Lost
"Firewatch" is an incredibly emotional journey that might falter at the end but never fails to hold your attention.
4.5
‘The Witness’ Review: Synaptic Connections
"The Witness" is an unapologetic, confident experience that expects much more from its players than most games even dare ask.
4.5
‘Rise of the Tomb Raider’ PC Review: Survival of the Fittest
The second outing in Tomb Raider's gritty reboot is a triumphant return to form for the iconic 90's heroine.
4.8
“Homeworld Deserts of Kharak” Review: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
Near the turn of the century, the two "Homeworld" games came out and broke the mold on strategy gaming. While most RTS's at the time focused on letting you build a civilization from the ground up, "Homeworld" s...
4.7
Fallout 4 review
As soon as I left the claustrophobic walls of Vault 111, all I could think about was making my way down towards Boston and discovering all the sights and locations Bethesda had imaginatively recreated in their ...
WWE 2K16 Review: Developmental
Last year, 2K's goal was to create a product that more closely resembles what you see on Monday and Thursday nights and the result was...disappointing. The idea was to implement new chain wrestling and stamina ...
4.0
Rock Band 4 review
With the launch of Rock Band back in 2007, Harmonix introduced a way for players to feel like they were part of a band and rock out to their favorite songs without needing to know how to play an instrument or r...
The Best of the Boston Festival of Indie Games 2015
The Boston Festival of Indie Games was held last Saturday, and I somehow managed to check out every single video game there, warts and all. Here are a few of the indie games that left great impressions, and tha...
PAX Prime: Clandestine Preview
There were many great games showcased at PAX Prime this past weekend in Seattle, Washington.
Because of these games, from the highly anticipated “Halo 5: Guardians, to “Street Fighter 5”, “Tearaway”, “Assass...
Gamer Louis: The Rise of Graphic Adventure Games
Gamer Louis is a weekly Blast column written by Louis Schuler. It cover all types of video game news and opinions. Louis will be taking a break after this column, but he'll be back!
We live in an e...
