Samantha’s Game Is A Bit Swift, But Fun
Samantha Swift and the Hidden Roses of Athena is a hidden object and puzzle game with a quirky heroine and some innovative gameplay. It’s a bit brief, but good nonetheless.
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Be Dazzled, Be Deviled, and Bejeweled!
Bejeweled 3 delivers on the potential and the promise of its namesake. It’s another great way to lose your time and your worries. You won’t be sorry you did.
Paint It Black
Call of Duty: Black Ops takes over the end-of-the-year games market, hitting the ground with a flashbacking single player campaign spanning from WWII to Vietnam to the Cold War.
Can Evil Save the Day?
In Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes, you play as the bad guys, trying to save a good kingdom. Though the game is at times hilarious, too many flaws keep it from its true potential.
Dragon Age’s Expanding Epic
Dragon Age has become known for having a ton of DLCs. But Dragon Age: Awakening is the cream of the crop, giving us a new story and a standalone adventure worthy of the main game.
A Fabled Story Returns
Fable III hits the market with all the fun and funny goodness of the previous two titles. And although it’s cursed with some odd story choices, it does add to the franchise we’ve come to love.
Comics And Games, Take Two
Reviewer James Maddox continues to explore the cross between comic books and video games with the hybrid Exile Number Two.
The Claptraps Are Revolting!
After some DLC hits and misses, Borderlands: Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution adds some humorous punch to an already great game.
New Vegas Conquers Consoles
Overall, the Xbox 360 version of Fallout: New Vegas seems a bit more stable than the one on the PS3, while still offering all of the post nuclear war goodness.
Falling Into The New Fallout
Fallout: New Vegas rolls onto the scene, and somehow it’s able to surpass even its much loved predecessor. Could this be the mythical perfect sequel?