A Tale of Too Many Cities
Now that the much-publicized problems of the launch have died down, we take a few moments to actually study what the latest SimCity has to offer, street by street, and find a brilliant but flawed metropolis underneath.
Now that the much-publicized problems of the launch have died down, we take a few moments to actually study what the latest SimCity has to offer, street by street, and find a brilliant but flawed metropolis underneath.
Porting the PC-based Gothic RPG series over to consoles in the form of Arcania: The Complete Tale brings with it a host of advantages and flaws, but overall offers a fine adventure experience.
This week I help my little slime ball friend, Gumbo, try to escape from Slime Laboratory. Do we succeed, or are we just another set of failed experiments?
Dead Island: Riptide is the zombie-bashing sequel to the original adventure game. Trapped once again on an island paradise surrounded by undead, you have to hack, slash and shoot your way to survival.
This week’s Time Waster will take me into the depths of Kraven Manor, an indie title that tries it’s hardest to scare me, but does it succeed?
We’ve come to expect great stories from the World of Warcraft universe, like the excellent Wolfheart novel. But Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War drags on endlessly without much flavor.
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate proves that some games get better over time. The quintessential monster-killing title features a huge world, big bounties and the comradery of the guild.
This week I take on what seems to be a simple Adventure clone, but everything isn’t as it seems when demons start taking over.
Mars: War Logs is a surprisingly good action-RPG set on Mars, where the fighting is almost all up close and personal in this gritty, sci-fi action tale of war, friendship and betrayal.
We’ve reviewed quite a few poker games in the past, but nothing quite like Poker Night at the Inventory 2, where you challenge some pretty awesome friends from your favorite games.