Not A Hollow Experience
Armed with a pen that can draw holes in time, the main character must piece together his past before it’s too late in Time Hollow, a DS detective adventure.
Armed with a pen that can draw holes in time, the main character must piece together his past before it’s too late in Time Hollow, a DS detective adventure.
After moving the series to a new developer and into the modern world, Call of Duty: World At War moves back to World War II. And you will find that WWII is still red hot.
Dracula 3: Path of the Dragon is a wonderful addition to both adventure games and vampire lore. It’s a highly researched title too, dripping with atmosphere, puzzles and even historical texts.
The World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King expansion adds so much content to WoW that it’s almost like a completely new game to explore. So addicted WoWers are set for a great 2009.
Line Rider 2: Unbound follows up on the freeware game released on the PC that captured so many players. And its one of the most creative games we’ve ever played.
There is a murder alright in the Murder in the Abbey adventure game. And that is the killing of the movie "In The Name of the Rose," a true classic this lukewarm-at-best title seems to try and copy.
And all through the house, not a creature was stirring, except for a bile-filled zombie ready to explode over the survivors. This zombie apocalypse game can really bring people together, because you either stick close or die.
Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked starts out as a pretty cool family-type survival game, but soon loses its way as mini-game after mini-game will make you wish you were lost at sea.
Lord of the Rings Online is a bright success story in the crop of lukewarm new MMOs, and now it expands, letting players delve into Tolkien’s famous Mines of Moria.
Guitar Hero: World Tour does what was needed to compete with Rock Band: adding a full band complete with drums and a microphone to the mix. And for a first outing with a full band, it does a great job.