Creepy And Cool Game Will Induce Nightmares
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a creepy adventure game that will mess with your mind using sound, atmosphere and the threat of imminent death. So it’s a pretty good time for horror survival fans.
Category Archives: Reviews
Colonial Film Noir Shooter Breaks Ground
Betrayer is an adventure game with quite a few twists, like having the entire world displayed in black and white, and having a shooter interface set in colonial times. We look in on this interesting game’s development.
The Grandest Grand Game
With three very different main characters, Grand Theft Auto V becomes one of the best games ever made, filled with hours of mayhem-tainted fun in a gorgeous package.
Splinter Cell Blacklist is White Hot
Sam Fisher is back in Splinter Cell Blacklist, and this time the spy adventure adds some new twists to the decade-old franchise that will have players running ops exactly how they want.
A Walk Through a House
This week I sit down and go on an adventure through The House. It’s a simple, but neat adventure game that takes a stab at the horror genre.
Keeping Alive In a Living Dead World
State of Decay offers a realistic, living world where survivors try to grow gardens, scavenge food, help each other out, and try not to get their faces eaten by armies of hungry zombies.
Timed Dungeon Crawling
This week I sit down and play Dungeon Deadline, a game where I have to explore dungeons in 10 second intervals. Is Dungeon Deadline a treasure, or more useless loot?
A Love Letter to Lovecraft
This week I sat down and immersed myself in The Last Door Chapter Two: Memories. Does the second entry in The Last Door series match up to the praise I gave Chapter One?
Walking On The Weird Side
Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut brings the wacky, wonderful and bug-filled game to the PlayStation 3 with some nice extras. Can a game be horrible and amazing at the same time?
A Game of Scares
This week I sat down to play The Last Door Chapter One: The Letter. Did this horror themed point-and-click adventure scare me, or was it all smoke and mirrors?