There are all kinds of social simulation games out there. Some use a ‘Second Life’ system where you build houses and have full online lives and loves. Others allow gamers to design skyscrapers, regulating elevators and setting rent...
Category - Windows PC Review
Broken Roads Review (PC)
Broken Roads, from the indie studio Drop Bear Bytes, is an ambitious attempt to deliver a classic-style isometric RPG experience...
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Banishers: Ghosts Of New Eden Review – Battle Spirits and...
We’re Halloween fanatics at GamingShogun.com, and when the season ends, we fall into a holiday funk that lasts the other...
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Racket Club VR Review – Fun Gameplay and Workout
Racket Club VR, developed by Resolution Games, is a new virtual reality sports game that takes inspiration from tennis, squash...
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Robocop: Rogue City Review – Dead or Alive You’re Playing...
Today I rolled out of bed with some extra pep in my step knowing the day was going to be strictly Robocop. I put on my Robocop...
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Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop – Official School Bus Extension...
Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop – Official School Bus Extension is a DLC for the popular bus simulation game Bus Simulator 21...
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Ubisoft was awesome enough to send me over a code to review their new guitar game, Rocksmith 2014, on the PC platform. Being that I have been teaching myself to play guitar for the last year or so, I jumped at the chance to evaluate it. First...
Sid Meier’s Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies was a surprising pleasure to play. It is hard to imagine a turn-based dog fighting game as being particularly exciting – generally, when you think of the action in a dog fighting game, it is the...
Electronic Arts has released their highly-anticipated Battlefield 4, and I just had to review it. I was not a HUGE fan of Battlefield 3’s campaign. That being said, Battlefield 4’s single player campaign is a much better affair to...
Having just gotten off this crazy roller coaster ride called Call of Duty: Ghosts, I am happy to say that the franchise is back and better than ever. Call of Duty: Ghosts takes place in a world where the United States, once a superpower, now...
The only thing I love more than a good first person shooter is a good first person shooter game with Nazi! The only way to make that combination a bit better is making it feel like Indiana Jones, with adventuring and puzzling. Well, anyone...
The Batman: Arkham games have all been really solid games, each one getting better than the last. So, when we got the opportunity to review Batman: Arkham Origins on the PC platform, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it, going so far as...
I am the type of gamer that hates to play games out of order – well, games with an overarching narrative. Prior to playing even one second of Dead Space 3, I had to hunt down copies of Dead Space 1 and 2, just to experience the narrative...
Slender Man, created as part of a website contest for a creative new urban legend, grabbed our imaginations in a terrifyingly primal way with a simple concept: a well dressed, strangely elongated boogeyman who takes our children from parks...
Telltale Games has solidly proven itself as a company to be reckoned with by delivering the huge hit game series The Walking Dead and the fan favorite Back To The Future as well as other solid titles such as Sam And Max and Poker Night. They...