Grim Fandango is a noir story driven adventure game from the mind of Tim Schafer and was originally released by Lucasarts in 1998 for the PC. It was commercially considered a failure but critically considered one of the greatest PC games of all time. Now thanks to Tim and with help from Sony's Playstation Third Party  Relations this cult classic returns, remastered for the PS4, Vita and PC.

Natural Doctrine is an interesting strategy RPG. It takes a very different approach to the SRPG genre and in some ways it's good and in some ways its bad. But don't take the game to lightly because even if you are a seasoned SRPG player this game will chew you up and spit you out before you ever know what happened. 

Another football season is here and that means another Madden football is out. This years marks the first appearance of a real next-gen version of the Madden franchise. Is there enough new to set it apart from previous years or is it another rehash of the same old game.  

Velocity Ultra was one of my favorite games last year. Now FuturLab is back with Velocity 2X. If you were a fan you will be excited for this sequel and if you are Playstation Plus member you will be getting one of the best games on the PS4/PS Vita for free.

I didn't think much about The Last Tinker: City of Color at first glance but after playing it I found a colorful, fun game that any age can enjoy. 

Its been a little over five years since R-Type Dimensions was released on the Xbox 360 and now it finally makes it way to the PS3. Is there any major changes to the game? Read on to find out.

Pure Chess from Voofoo Studios makes it way to the PS4. Is this port of the PS3/Vita version form 2012 worth it? 

Strike Suit Zero was originally released on Steam last January by Born Ready Games who funded the game through Kickstarter. Over a year later the Directors Cut makes its way to the PS4 and Xbox One. Does this version on next-gen make the cut?

To most gamers they would take on look at Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and write it off as another quirky Japanese game that they would have no interest in. They would be wrong. It is quirky and over the top, but it is hands down one of the best game on the Vita and not to be missed.    

Sometime when nearing the end of a consoles life, there are some great games that come out that are looked over because so many move on to the next gen system. Could The Witch and the Hundred Knight be one of those games? 

I had played Tomb Raider a year ago on the Xbox 360, so when it was announced that the game was getting released on the PS4/XB1 with a visual overhaul I really wasn't too interested in playing it again. But not having a lot of games to play on my PS4 I thought why not pick it up and see if the game really looks that much better and you know what? It does.

When I first saw previews for Archangel my mind thought, great another Diablo inspired game. But once I started playing the game I realized that it may look Diablo at heart it is in fact an easy and fun dungeon crawler that is very easy and fun to play.