The role playing game has had a long and storied history in the world of video games. Games like Ultima, Hydlide, and Final Fantasy has paved the way for today’s games, such as Mass Effect and Skyrim. The role playing game has gone...
Category - Windows PC Review
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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Originally released in 1991 for the Amiga and the Atari ST, Another World (or Out of This World as it was known here in North America) was a brilliant platform game designed by French game designer Eric Chahi. Ported over to various other...
After finishing up the new Bioshock Infinite from Irrational Games, I am left in a state of reflection over what an amazing experience it was. The game starts in a very similar fashion to the original Bioshock: You are heading towards a...
Heart of the Swarm, the second in the StarCraft II trilogy of games, had me amped from the moment I heard its title announced. StarCraft is a franchise that prides itself on cutting-edge gameplay, great graphics, and terrific storylines. ...
Nano Games has released a new underwater exploring and photography game called Reef Shot. In Reef Shot, you are part of an expedition that is following the legends surround the lost city of gold, El Dorado. Before I get into this review, a...
The historical based strategy wargame has an interesting place in my heart. On one hand, as a trained historian and archaeologist, I love trying to either recreate or change history through my actions. On the other hand, I have never been any...
When Rochard came out back in November of 2011, I was the one lucky enough to get it to review. Even though it has been over a year, I still remembered the game fondly and was more than happy to give the game another play with the release of...
When it came time to review Crysis 3, the whole Gaming Shogun crew got excited. That is, until they took a minute to look at the required specs to run it! At that point, it was just down to the Chief and I. His rig wins out, but his schedule...
When I first came across Absolute Software’s booth at CES and saw the Computrace Lojack For Laptops information, I was immediately interested. Being an editor for GamingShogun.com, I always travel with at least one laptop and that laptop...
Right from the opening cutscene of Aliens: Colonial Marines, I was geeking out. The game’s James Horner-inspired soundtrack sets a moody, heady tone and I was very excited to take on this would-be sequel to the 1986 film...