Timed Dungeon Crawling
This week I sit down and play Dungeon Deadline, a game where I have to explore dungeons in 10 second intervals. Is Dungeon Deadline a treasure, or more useless loot?
Still Marching On The Grand Campaign
Europa Universalis IV does the impossible. It maintains the depth hardcore strategic players demand, while also making the game much more accessible to newcomers.
A Positively Ducky Experience
DuckTales Remastered does the impossible by providing an amazing new gameplay experience while staying true to both the cartoon and the original NES title.
A Love Letter to Lovecraft
This week I sat down and immersed myself in The Last Door Chapter Two: Memories. Does the second entry in The Last Door series match up to the praise I gave Chapter One?
Bugs And Armor Spectacularly Collide
This week we deploy to the world of Bugs Vs. Tanks, where German panzer commanders find themselves shrunk down to the size of ants, and engaged in a deadly struggle.
Primachine Is An Epic Tale From Prime World
Primachine offers an epic tale set in the Prime World universe. One of the largest books based on a video game ever written, it’s over 500 pages of intense backstory that players will love.
Jump and Jump Again
Jumping from one colored platform to another in a first-person 3D environment sounds fun, but in RGB+jump is it really? Read on to find out if this game manages to put a spring in my step or not.
Walking On The Weird Side
Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut brings the wacky, wonderful and bug-filled game to the PlayStation 3 with some nice extras. Can a game be horrible and amazing at the same time?
The Shadows Find The Light
Shadowrun Returns is a faithful recreation of the pen and paper role-playing game, offering an intense game world filled with technology, magic and money, if you’re tough enough to grab it.
A Game of Scares
This week I sat down to play The Last Door Chapter One: The Letter. Did this horror themed point-and-click adventure scare me, or was it all smoke and mirrors?