Reviews

If you like golf but find yourself in a situation where hitting the links is out of the question, then The Golf Club 2019 featuring PGA Tour is the next best thing. With its top-notch production values, multiple game modes and difficulty levels, and thousands upon thousands of user-created courses, this here is the ultimate digital golfing experience.

A remaster of an action-adventure from 2005, Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD is unusual in that it can be played from both first-person and third-person perspectives. And that's not mentioning all the zaniness and humor you'd expect from a game in the Oddworld series, which this entry has in spades.

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger offers us a chance to blaze through a series of legendary Western tales, engage in plenty of shootouts and duels, and even achieve one of two unique endings. If you've been itching for some Western action, then this is definitely a good way to scratch that itch.

A remaster of a classic FMV title, The Last Bounty Hunter for the PS3 authentically recreates the original cowboy shooter while improving its UI and menu navigation, which is quite welcome.

A (light)gunslinging remaster of a classic FMV sequel, Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold continues the story of the Stranger's hunt for Mad Dog McCree, this time around focusing on various outdoor environments and offering three distinct guides that shake things up on your subsequent playthroughs.

A seminal lightgun FMV game remastered for the PS3, Mad Dog McCree can now boast upscaled visuals, overhauled controls, and improved UI. If you'd like to revisit a real classic, then this is a great way to do it.

With an exciting comic book story, tight gameplay, and so much to do, Marvel's Spider-Man provides the ultimate Spider-Man experience in video game form.

A direct continuation of Rise of the Tomb Raider, Shadow of the Tomb Raider is a globetrotting adventure during which you'll be trying to prevent the Mayan apocalypse, which is exactly what you'd expect from a good Tomb Raider game. And this is definitely one of those.

Internally conflicted and frustrating at times, The Bard's Tale IV: Barrows Deep still manages to be mostly entertaining while the game's abundant puzzles serve as a neat counterweight to the somewhat excessive battles it likes to throw at you.

An arcade wrestling game that's really big on customization, Fire Pro Wrestling World can be a bit rough around the edges, while its controls are sure to cause some frustration. Other than that, though, it's more than a decent way to pummel some dudes in the ring.