Croixleur Crossed Out
A Japanese Hack-n-Slash, grab your sword and follow me as we race through the Adjuvant Trial to win our faction’s rite to rule! Sounds good, right? Well we’ll just have to see about that.
Category Archives: Reviews
The Only Defense Is More Offence
Planets Under Attack is a fine example of a massive tower defense game in space, even if the defensive part of the equation is largely left out of this offensive-only romp.
End Of The Line
Time is running out for the survivors in The Walking Dead Episode 5: No Time Left. Thankfully, there will be more games in this fine world, as series one ends with a bang.
Searching the Reef
This week with camera in hand, I dive into the ocean to see what lies below the depths, and snap a few photos that will lead me to the secrets of El Dorado. But is it a secret worth searching for?
Go For The Eyes Boo, Again!
Overhaul Games created the Baldur’s Gate Enhanced Edition based on the stunning 1998 original. It now runs well on modern hardware, and brings new NPC friends along as well.
Smarty Pants?
School’s back in with the America Mensa Academy, a 3DS game that will actually make your smarter over time while you play it. And isn’t that what we all need?
A Bloody Good Time
This week I sit down and tackle a game that feels like it was developed from the far flung past. Is it antiquated to the point of being bad or does it catch that retro love?
Crying For Some Bloody Good Fun
Far Cry 3 is one of the most beautiful-looking games ever created, a place where the wildlife is just as deadly as your human enemies. For a twist on the standard shooter, book your ticket now.
Another Hit For Agent 47
Author Raymond Benson skillfully humanizes Agent 47 in the Hitman: Damnation book, giving him personal dilemmas and a love interest beyond the game.
A Tough Crowd
While Cherry Tree High Comedy Club might appeal to hardcore anime fans, the game itself seems a bit confused as to what type of title it really wants to become.