Fez hides mysteries within its puzzles that can provide hours of challenges to the right gamer. Phil Nachum unravels the games secrets for this review. More...
Review: Fit Music
A rhythm-less dance mode and poor soundwork leaves the player wanting. Richard Hayden tried to find some rhythm in O2's new Wii Fit game, but... well you get the idea. More...
Review: Xenoblade Chronicles
A stellar achievement on the Wii platform turns out to be pretty standard anywhere else. Nate Hales reviews the subject of many fans' outcry last year. More...
Review: Lone Survivor
16-bit graphics work to increase the charm of Jasper Byrne's latest survival horror. Or is it a psychological thriller? You decide! More...
Review: Dillon’s Rolling Western
Dillon the armadillo is out to stop rampaging Grocks in this western-themed Tower Defense title in Nintendo's eShop. Aaron Carlisle saddled up and brought us his review. More...
Review: Pushmo
With the ability to create your own puzzles, virtually endless user-created content could keep Pushmo alive for a long while. Marc Lynch puzzled his way through to bring this review. More...
Review: Kid Icarus: Uprising
Pits makes a long awaited debut on Nintendo's 3DS handheld and Randy Lamberson couldn't be happier. Check out how the game performs. More...
Review: Shoot Many Robots
Commit mass roboticide with Demiurge's latest sidescrolling shooter. While enemies and stages are a bit repetitive, overall it's a fun experience says Randy Lamberson. More...
Review: FIFA Street
EA has continued its enjoyable, laid-back version of the FIFA franchise in FIFA Street. James Gardiner throws out some tricks and scores the street soccer (football) title. More...
Review: JASF: Jane’s Advanced Strike Fighters
Uninspiring air combat is propped up by a promising competitive mode. Marcus Mac Dhonnagáin reviews JASF from Trickstar Games. More...