Eberron Offers Free Thrills, Mostly
Turbine attempts to change the game on an MMO by making it free to play. And for the most part, Dungeon and Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited delivers free thrills.
Turbine attempts to change the game on an MMO by making it free to play. And for the most part, Dungeon and Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited delivers free thrills.
Fallout 3 meets Deliverance with the arrival of the Point Lookout DLC. Completely changing the flavor of the DC wasteland, Point Lookout offers open-ended redneck-killing fun.
If looked at as a blueprint for future game possibilities, Damnation would be pretty good. When looked at as a playable and fun game however, it falls a bit short.
Hinterland: Orc Lords is a casual RPG that can be played by literally anyone. Although pretty fun at first, it might be a little too simple for the long term.
The Broken Steel DLC really completes Fallout 3, in the way it should have ended in the first place. And it does it with epic style, making it an essential add-on.
Sony did little to impress at E3, and didn’t drop the price of their PS3 to bring it in line with the 360. With nothing to show but a continuously high cost, the PS3 may be on its last legs.
Although presented as a shooter with a first person interface, Cryostasis is in fact, a rather unique adventure game set on a creepy abandoned ship imprisoned in ice.
Delving into the gritty side of World War II, like the murder of Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, is a tough road for a game to tread, but Velvet Assassin takes the assignment honorably.
Instead of focusing on huge armies, the new standalone expansion pack Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor focuses on single units and small groups of heroes from both sides of WWII.
Although the Operation Anchorage DLC was a bit of a disappointment for Fallout 3 fans, The Pitt more than makes up for it, adding a brutal post-nuclear Pittsburgh to the Wasteland.