A Classic RPG Is Reborn
Sometimes, they come back. Drakensang: Complete Saga is an older RPG that has been re-released to work with modern computers. But it comes with the same old flaws.
Category Archives: Reviews
Dark as Night
One of the few horror adventure games for the iPad, The Dark Meadow is sufficiently creepy to put a chill up your spine as you experience its great story.
The caverns…they’re enchanted.
The Weekly Time Waster has Billy spelunking the Enchanted Caverns again. This time it’s EC2 that has his boss yelling at him for playing games on the job. He likes it. And he thinks you will, too.
A Nice Flight of Fancy
When Pigs Fly is an odd but delightful little game from EnsenaSoft that will have you smiling with joy as you help Penelope the pig achieve her dreams of flight.
A Game With Soul(s)
Although graphically Dark Souls is stunning, the insane difficulty levels will probably keep all but the most hardcore players from getting much past the front gate.
Sunny Days Are Here Again
Once Upon A Monster is an exclusive Xbox 360 Kinect title that will quickly become every child’s favorite game of the year.
Batman Is Bad(Ass)
One of the few really great superhero series of games out there, Batman: Arkham City generated a huge bit of expectation. And for the most part, it meets that potential.
A Perfect Ending
We take a moment away from Skyrim to examine another story from that world, the new Lord of Souls: An Elder Scrolls Novel by fantasy author Greg Keyes.
Skyrim Is Practically Perfect
Our reviewer is 40 hours into The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and although that barely scratches the surface of this magnificent RPG, we can tell you how it trumps even the mighty Oblivion in so many ways.
Affecting You Personally
Not really a game per se, the eType Personality Test uses graphical images to elicit a response from the viewer, and then tells them what that means.