Not An Elementary Adventure
Putting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s best detective, Sherlock Holmes, against H.P. Lovecraft’s minions of Cthuhlu is a match made in heaven, for adventure gamers.
Putting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s best detective, Sherlock Holmes, against H.P. Lovecraft’s minions of Cthuhlu is a match made in heaven, for adventure gamers.
We preview Universe At War this week, but the real conflict might be getting PC gamers to pay Microsoft Live fees, unless this game changes direction fast.
The Tunguska Blast of 1908 has been a mystery since the day the massive explosion occurred. Secret Files: Tunguska builds a mystery game around that story.
Bioshock represents what could be a sea change in quality for shooter adventure games. Watch out Halo 3, this could be the Game of the Year.
Although real-time strategy games sometimes overshadow turn-based ones, if more games were like Galactic Assault, the tables could be turned.
It’s an old fashion zombie shooter this week with the release of Instinct for the PC, a great first effort survival horror game from Wild Hare.
Following the excellent book and movie series is the rare excellent tie-in game. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will cast its spell on players.
The little Xango robot may love to dance, but what will hook you with Xango Tango is the simple yet addictive gameplay.
The Tomb Raider Franchise was in danger of collapse, but Anniversary brings everything back into focus as a slightly remade classic, and a great game in its own right.
Although it began life as an educational tool, Making History: The Calm & The Storm eventually became a rewarding game that looks at why the war happened.