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.
Deep Strategy For Hardcore Armchair Generals
Making History II: War of the World is an incredibly deep strategy game that puts you in the driver’s seat of almost any country on the planet at the outset of World War II.
A War’s Terrible Aftermath Explored
Halo: Glasslands explores the interpersonal conflicts that arise among soldiers and scientists who had to do unspeakable things to win the devastating war with the Covenant.
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.
Like A Rolling Stone
Rock of Ages is a hilarious game where you challenge historical figures to a boulder-rolling battle and then crush them with…oh, forget it. This game rocks. Go play it.
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.
A Mature Game-Based Novel
Mass Effect: Ascension pulls no punches with its adult themes, going further than the game when exploring the human condition. And we learn more about The Illusive Man to boot.
Pedal Til You Drop
This week Billy and the Weekly Time Water strap on two wheels and play Cyclomaniacs. Is it time to waste or time to spend? Read the review and discover his love of ‘back in the day’.