PolyPusher Studios has brought us a very interesting game that falls into the first person suspense category, named Montague’s Mount. Partly funded from an unsuccessful Indiegogo drive, Montague’s Mount was originally intended to be...
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Real Science, No Action: Why Forensics: Crime Scene Detective is the...
Forensics: Crime Scene Detective Review Have you ever watched a detective show and yelled at the television screen? Most of us...
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An Uplifting Game? Docked Deluxe Edition Review
At GamingShogun.com, our staff comes from a wide variety of professional backgrounds. Every so often, we find ourselves wondering...
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Rainbow Gate Review: Is AI the Real Monster in This Mascot Horror?
Honestly, if I had a nickel for every time I woke up in an abandoned toy factory being chased by a possessed plushie or...
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Police Simulator: Contraband Expansion Review – Is It Worth the...
Here’s the thing about the simulation genre: it’s an addiction built on the mundane. You don’t play these games for the...
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Charting a Course Through Early Access – A Seafarer: The Ship...
There’s something almost therapeutic about a good simulation game. You know, the kind of game you can sink into after a long day...
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When World of Tanks came on the scene a few years ago, they came out swinging like they had been playing with the big boys for years. I remember going to E3 and seeing their tank out front with a crew in authentic uniforms, their huge booth, on...
Contrast: (noun) the relative difference between light and dark areas of a print or negative. (source: Dictionary.com) We don’t normally start reviews here at GamingShogun.com with a definition, but in this case it really makes a...
Any fan or even casual viewer of the Star Trek universe knows the cardinal rule: it’s never good to be the “Redshirt”. The Redshirt is that Star Fleet employee who we generally never learn the name of when they go on away...
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...
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...