A Reunion You Won't Skip
With X3 releasing in just a few days, we take a look at the game that will surely raise the bar on space simulation adventures.
Archives
RHEM 2's Palace of Puzzles
RHEM 2 is a perfect sequel to one of the most puzzle-filled games of all time. It combines sight and sound puzzles with math and logic, and looks amazing to boot.
Saying ‘Nice Doggie' (till you find a rock)
Diplomacy challenges you to fight a war using your enemies as allies, and makes it so you can’t even trust the backstabbers. It’s great fun for strategic minds.
Jackin' The PC
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’ PC port of course is a killer title, and with a lot of new options the PS2 version did not offer.
Nancy Will Draw You In Too
Nancy Drew: Secret Of The Old Clock branches out from the series’ traditional young female audience with a game suitable for boys and girls of all ages.
Action Questing
Dungeon Siege II does what few sequels can. It keeps the same basic gameplay found in the original, and adds a lot of new things into the mix as well.
The RX for Sim Boredom
ER puts you in the shoes of some of those famous doctors from the ER television show as they try to save Chicago’s citizens.
Doom 3 Resurrected
The Resurrection of Evil expansion pack adds a bit to Doom 3, but your enjoyment will depend on how much you dug the original.
Flipnic Is Pinball Paradise
Mostly pinball games don’t mix well with computer games, but for Flipnic, an exception can be made.
RYL Adds Little To Bloated Genre
RYL is the next RPG fish in the huge pond that has become this genre. Unfortunately, other than a million dollar top prize, it brings little to the table.