Casting It’s Magic Spell
Warlock: Master of the Arcane eliminates much of the drudgery of turn-based strategy games and replaces it with a simple interface that lets players concentrate on what they love: combat.
A Dragon Takes Flight
Dragon’s Dogma is an action RPG with a lot of unique elements that set it apart from the pack. You can even loan your best AI helpers, known as pawns, to your friends.
An Ending We’ve Earned
Although it could be argued that we should have gotten this ending right from the start, the Extended Cut DLC for Mass Effect 3 wraps up a lot of loose ends.
The Dark Eye Is A Bright Adventure
Although based on a popular pen and paper RPG from Europe, The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is actually an old-school point and click adventure game with a new flavor.
Post Apocalyptic Goes International
Swedish developer Fatshark brings us the action RPG Krater, set years after a nuclear war. With a classic top-down interface, unique squad combat and a low price, it’s not one to miss.
Tower Defense + WWII = Awesome
It’s not often that an iPhone title can make a successful leap to the PC, but iBomber Defense Pacific fits that bill, blending World War II action with tower defense games.
Old School Skipped Class
Most emulators have laundry lists of technical issues, and the Amiga Forever and C64 Forever games we tested are unfortunately no exception.
Blending With The Pack
Although Prototype 2 bills itself as a revolutionary new type of action game, our reviewer finds the same type of gameplay found in a myriad of other similar titles.
Building Your Legacy
Star Wars: The Old Republic recently added the Legacy system to the game, enabling players to create family groups with shared perks. We kick the tires on this new feature.
Dancing With The Devil Again
Diablo III has finally been released, but what chance does it have of capturing that same magic that made the prequel so popular? A pretty good one as it turns out.