Tag: game reviews

  • Danger Zone Review (Xbox One)

    Three Fields Entertainment’s Danger Zone is so close to what we want from a successor to Burnout’s crash mode. You can skip this next paragraph if you’ve read the last thing, but just for anyone who doesn’t know the context around Three Fields Entertainment’s Danger Zone, here it is: Burnout was a fantastic game series that I…

  • A Robot Named Fight Review (Windows)

    Matt Bitner’s A Robot Named Fight feels like it might be the answer to a question: What if a third-party developer had made a Super Metroid style of game for Sega’s Genesis console? Here’s the concept: You’re a robot, you fight some meat-monsters until your remains are tossed on a heap of other robots that…

  • Prey (2017) Review

    I can’t type the word “Prey” without thinking back to the 2006 game by Human Head and the 90’s Prey from 3D Realms that was never released. The Prey game in 2006 was inspired by the idea of portal technology from the 3D Realms game. The concept was that players could look through, and walk through,…

  • SuperHot Review

    The first time I saw SuperHot, it was a simpler game for the 7-Day FPS game jam. Although it was simple, it demonstrated a singular, sound, question: What if there were a first-person-shooter that was more of a puzzle than a game about reflexes? Time in the game only moves when your character moves. The…

  • Touch my Katamari Review (PS Vita)

    The King of the Cosmos is back in Touch my Katamari from Namco on the PlayStation Vita, but this time he’s all about breaking the fourth wall and talking about how fans are upset with the more recent games in the Katamari series. It’s a nice setup. However it is not exactly welcome when this…