A Rage In The Wasteland
Rage mixes a shooter and a racer to create an exciting game that will really shake up the current crop of post-apocalyptic fighting games. With a bit of humor and a deep story, Rage is not to be missed.
Category Archives: Game Review
Slide Into Home
We launch a new type of feature on GiN this week, the mini-review. These are mostly iOS or Android type titles that deserve your money and your time. First up: Sand Slides.
An End To All Things
Must eventually end, but you will love every minute of the final chapter found in Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road. Emotionally gripping with a grand adventure, this is a perfect DLC.
Gears Grind To A Perfect Halt
Gears of War 3 ends this excellent series not with a bang, but with a whole series of nuclear-sized holy cow moments, all while looking amazing and playing great. Gear heads unite!
It’s A Dead Man’s Party
Come to Dead Island’s beautiful resort getaway where the only flaw is that it’s infested with undead. Zombie hunters will want to check-in to this impressive open-world paradise/nightmare.
A Bullet Throwing Beauty
Hot woman, high powered guns, fast cars and plenty of destructive force make up Wasteland Angel. Unfortunately, quite a few annoying bugs also come to play in this carmageddon.
Run And Gun Glory
Finally, a game comes out that takes full advantage of the Xbox 360 Kinect. The Gunstringer challenges you to control an undead puppet looking for revenge in front of a live studio audience.
Come, See, Conquer
Romadoria is a newly-launched free-to-play online game that captures the flavor of a Roman Empire building and conquering title, and adds in a robust community of friendly players.
Chugging On Down The Track
Train Simulator 2012 follows up on the GiN Simulation Game of the Year, Railworks 2, but adds in breathtaking new graphics, incredible sound and plenty of ease of use improvements.
Retro Review: Parasite Eve
Lots of PS1 games are making it to the PlayStation Network now, and Parasite Eve is probably one of the most anticipated of the lot so far. But how well does a ten-year old game age?