Getting To The Heart Of Greatness
It took Blizzard two years to come out with the first DLC for Starcraft II, but Heart of the Swarm brings us a long campaign, fleshes out the Zerg race, and adds endless replay value.
Category Archives: Reviews
Magnetic Attraction
When using different magnets to help my little block progress, is all the trouble, trial and error really worth the time? You’ll find out my thoughts on Magnetized when you read this week’s article.
Good Gaming In a Land of Garbage
Deponia is an adventure game set literally in a world packed to the gills with beautifully-rendered garbage. But this is one experience you won’t want to toss away.
A Shocking Twist For Beloved BioShock
BioShock Infinite blasts out of the sea to soar in the clouds with the American-worshipping city of Columbia. Dripping with story and atmosphere, it’s a wild ride.
Up and Down the Maze
This week is a maze game where I have to navigate multiple layers of a single level in order to unlock blocks and find my way out, but is this many-layered maze as grand as it could be? Read on to see.
An Adventure To Sink Your Teeth Into
Castlevania Lords Of Shadow: Mirror Of Fate returns 3DS players to a shadowy world of vampires struggling for dominance against the world and each other.
Another Good Brick In The Wall
Lego Lord of the Rings has all the elements that gamers have come to expect in a Lego title, with smashing and building aplenty. But it also has a lot of heart, and a full voice cast to boot.
Run Cratey Run!
A little white box is under my control and I have to get him through several levels of difficult obstacles in order to reach the end. Can I do it? And is it worth it? Read the article and you’ll see.
Primal Carnage is Dino-mite!
Primal Carnage is a shooter from Indy developer Lukewarm Media that puts dinosaurs against humans, and lets you play either side! We check in on how the development is going.
Everything Old Is New Again
Fire Emblem Awakening for the 3DS proves that Nintendo is anxious to both use new technology and return to its hardcore roots. It doesn’t get much better than this.