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.
Category Archives: Reviews
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.
Another Good Brick In The Wall
Lego Lord of the Rings has all the elements that gamers have come to expect in a Lego title, with smashing and building aplenty. But it also has a lot of heart, and a full voice cast to boot.
Small Talk
We have a text adventure game this week, a genre that I haven’t touched in a long time. But even with being text based it earns a recommendation from me. Read the article to find out exactly why.
Skate to the Moon
A pre-game demo has found its way to my computer and I test it out to see just how well I think it fairs. Does Zineth skate to a future or does it fall flat a few feet after leaving the starting line?
End Of The Line
Time is running out for the survivors in The Walking Dead Episode 5: No Time Left. Thankfully, there will be more games in this fine world, as series one ends with a bang.
A Bloody Good Time
This week I sit down and tackle a game that feels like it was developed from the far flung past. Is it antiquated to the point of being bad or does it catch that retro love?