King’s Bounty: Dark Side takes puts us into the magical boots of some of the more traditional villains from the game world in a campaign to defeat those pesky good heroes. With new units, powers and a gargantuan world to explore, you may find that it’s good being bad.
Welcome Time Wasters! Can I just start this off by saying we live in a unique time as gamers. The indie scene has blown up over the last few years and it’s great to see developers getting their games released without publishers. We’re also seeing developers takes genres we know and love and mix them together to create new, interesting titles. This includes games like Destiny, League of Legend and Cannon Brawl. Just in case the title of this article didn’t make it obvious, Cannon Brawl is the game I spent my time with this week. It was just released on Steam … Continue reading Mixing It Up in Cannon Brawl
After fighting through hoards of The Darkness, alone and with friends, we finally return to review Destiny, one of the most anticipated games of the year, and one that combines shooters and MMO action into a glorious package.
Jewel Hearts is a puzzle game that is very similar to many other countless matching puzzlers available as an app. But what it lacks in originality of concept, it makes up for in the size of its playable space.
The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 5: No Turning Back ends the second season of the excellent video game series. Who lives? Who dies? And where in the heck will the series go from here?
This week Billy checks out a free multiplayer game on Steam called Gear Up that has him building tanks to fight other players. Should you give it a look?
Sniper Elite III Takes It’s Shot in our review of this combination simulation and shooter set in World War II. You better be ready for some graphic shots too, as the game pulls no punches.
The app review this week centers around Bog Racer, a game that has enough 80’s charm to fill up an arcade. Our reviewer loved it, even though on most of his runs, his speed buggy ended up all wet.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky took ten years to come to America, and then it was a PSP game. Now it makes the jump to the PC, and our resident JRPG loving reviewer, Billy White, is there to play it through. Is this one lost in translation, or a valuable find?
Welcome Time Wasters! This week my search for a time waster lead me around the internet until I discovered a neat little game called HYDRA. HYDRA is a hack-n-slash game viewed from the side that pits the players against a deadly hydra. There isn’t really a story as to why the player has to fight the hydra, it’s just there and needs to be killed. The only problem is that it can’t be. HYDRA is a high-score game that challenges players to cut off as many heads of the hydra as they can. Each head destroyed counts as a single … Continue reading Killing the HYDRA!
