Daniel S. Liuzzi

For a while, I've been hyping up Rebel Wolves and Bandai Namco's Vampire RPG, The Blood of Dawnwalker . It also seemed that a lot of people were looking forward to the game's release, as the devs kept teasing what was awaiting players. Was the hype worth it?

For a while, I’ve been hyping up Rebel Wolves and Bandai Namco’s Vampire RPG, The Blood of Dawnwalker. It also seemed that a lot of people were looking for

If Little Nightmares and Dead Space had a baby, it would be Section 9's End of Abyss , hands down. Over time, I've become not-so-much of a fan of top-down games, but this one has won me over. I want to thank Section 9 and Epic Games for the review opportunity and for restoring my faith in top-down games.

For a long time, I've been a Gear-Head, no, not talking about cars. I'm talking about Gears of War, baby! The grittiest tactical third-person shooter I've ever played by The Coalition . I love the series and the story, but one topic is always brought up in the games… Emergence Day. The dark day in Sera's history when, globally, threats from underground began to emerge. Now, after so long, we can finally experience E-Day for ourselves in Gears of War E-Day . I want to give a massive thank you to Xbox for providing me the chance to experience E-Day early!

When Saber Interactive first emailed me saying, “We have such sights to show you…”, I knew my wish had come true; someone finally made a game based on Hellraiser , and again, Saber fulfilled my desire and granted me a chance to review it! So is this a dream come true, or a nightmare? This is Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival

Castlevania is a title that demands respect as one of the strongest franchises in gaming history and has been seen on many consoles over the years. Unfortunately for me, the only title I've played was Castlevania 64 for, you guessed it, the Nintendo 64. Now, years later, Konami was awesome enough to allow me to check out the latest entry in the series, Castlevania: Belmont's Curse

Well, this was a short one, so the review is…well…short. This is Psalm 5:9-13 , possibly the creepiest game I've reviewed in months!

GUNNAR has always been there to ensure gamers and anyone else who stares at screens for long periods gets the best protection while staying stylish, but what about when it's time to relax? Yes, you can just turn off the lights and close your eyes, but what about treating your eyes to a spa-like treatment from the comfort of your own home?

It's a fact that there's a right way and a wrong way to make a horror game. Unfortunately, ASD Studio and Axyos Games' first-person horror game, FIRE AND ASHES , has committed some of what I can call sins of horror gaming.

It's no secret, I'm a big fan of the Remothered games. This started back when I first began to cover Remothered: Tormented Fathers , and after reviewing it, I was fascinated by the story and gameplay. Then I got the privilege to check out its sequel, Broken Porcelain , which kind of left me disappointed with its bugs. Now, it all comes down to this: the grand finale of the series, and Stormind Games were awesome again, allowing me to dive headfirst into the world of Remothered one last time with Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy