The Last Is First In Adventure
The Last of Us could very well be the best adventure game ever created, with compelling characters, a great story, brutal combat and a creepy horror survival theme set in an apocalyptic world.
Category Archives: Reviews
An Okay Adventure
This week I help a female space explorer collect power ups on an alien planet in an effort to get back to her husband, who was last seen dying. Sounds fun.
Resurrecting The Dead
Dead Island: Riptide is the zombie-bashing sequel to the original adventure game. Trapped once again on an island paradise surrounded by undead, you have to hack, slash and shoot your way to survival.
A Manor of Fear
This week’s Time Waster will take me into the depths of Kraven Manor, an indie title that tries it’s hardest to scare me, but does it succeed?
Monsters and Blood Abound
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate proves that some games get better over time. The quintessential monster-killing title features a huge world, big bounties and the comradery of the guild.
An Odd Adventure
This week I take on what seems to be a simple Adventure clone, but everything isn’t as it seems when demons start taking over.
Boldly Going…
Star Trek the video game is set at a time between the two modern movies, and introduces us to the classic Starfleet enemy, the Gorn in all their lizardly fury. With single or two player modes, this one warps into fun.
Lara Croft Gets A Perfect Reboot
Following an incredible narrative that takes our beloved Lara Croft from skinny wimp to kick-butt survivor and explorer extraordinaire, the new Tomb Raider is a hit.
Good Gaming In a Land of Garbage
Deponia is an adventure game set literally in a world packed to the gills with beautifully-rendered garbage. But this is one experience you won’t want to toss away.
An Adventure To Sink Your Teeth Into
Castlevania Lords Of Shadow: Mirror Of Fate returns 3DS players to a shadowy world of vampires struggling for dominance against the world and each other.