Perhaps one day The Golf Club will live up to its potential, but not in its current form. Although I like the idea of a golf game with a never-ending supply of fresh courses, far too many holes were s...

You can't talk about Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate without mentioning the insane amount of content. With more than 140 characters to choose from and more bonus modes than you'll know what to do with, Koe...

With an equal amount of action and strategy, CastleStorm is unlike anything I've seen before. Between commanding an army, firing projectiles and trying to destroy the enemy castle, Zen Studio's newest...

Flockers takes its inspiration from Lemmings, the 1991 Amiga game that changed puzzlers forever. Team 17's newest game won't be nearly as influential, as it's marred by poor controls and frustrating t...

Adam Wallace returns with yet another Intellivision review. This time he's looking at one of the best multiplayer games for the system, Frog Bog. Does he prefer this over the Atari 2600 game Frogs and...

Get ready for fast-paced karate action on the go, because it's time to talk about Kung Fu Master for the Game Boy. This is yet another example of Irem getting the most out of Nintendo's limited hardwa...

No matter if you're playing on the PlayStation 4, PS Vita or PS3, KickBeat is a charming music game with a lot of character. The fights are fun to watch and the gameplay is both simple and addictive. ...

Not to be confused with the similarly titled PlayStation 2 game from 2002, Run Like Hell! is another solid entry in the endless runner sub-genre. Although players are tasked with little more than jump...

Depression Quest may not be the most uplifting game of the year, but it's something everybody should experience. Told as a text adventure, this is an incredibly personal journey into the world of depr...

With a memorable cast and a great sense of style, One Piece: Ultimate World Red manages to defy the odds and show us that anime games can be a lot of fun. This action-packed brawler rewards fans with ...

As a sequel, Velocity 2X does a great job of expanding on the ideas of the original. As both an overhead shoot-em-up and side-scrolling action game, FuturLab's newest title seems to do it all. Unfortu...