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I was pleasantly surprised to hear that Red Eagle Games has formed a partnership with Obsidian Entertaiment with the intention of producing some rpgs for different platforms such as PS3, Xbox 360 and of course PC. The great thing is that such rpg is based on Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series. If Obsidian Entertaiment sounds familiar, it is because it is known... (more...)
When a game makes its way through other platforms, it usually has some punch in it. PopCap’s Peggle does it with simplicity and pastel colors. I’ve always thought that the first 15 minutes of the actual game will tell you is the game worth playing or not and Peggle is no exception. Peggle is definitely worth it. To put it short, Peggle is peg-smashing bouncing... (more...)
Few days ago, the postman was kind enough to deliver the Dragon Age boxed set I’ve been so anxiously waiting for. I’ve already had the opportunity to try it, since the pre-order deal included the pdf-version of the game, so I do believe it is time to write a word or two about the game. The box is rather study, it looks good when I slip it to bookshelf next... (more...)
Stone Age, designed by Bernd Brunnhofer (Michael Tummelhofer) is another game of resource gathering and managing workers just like in games such as Caylus or Agricola. Players control prehistoric communities who are competing for resources. They develop them by growing their societies larger, discovering tools and growing food supply. Winning player has most efficiently... (more...)
Oil Rush: Capture, upgrade and defend floating production platforms and oil rigs in beautifully crafted environments. Read the review
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is the 18th in the series—if you count them all, canon or not—and the 2nd released for the Wii by Nintendo. Read the whole review
Aliens: Infestation is a 2D Platformer that fits comfortably into the "Metroidvania" subgenre. Read the review here.
Sol Exodus is a diamond in the rough. It's fun to play, has tight controls and an interesting storyline. Read the review
If you have any interest in these warfare games and multiplayer in particular.....then you probably have already bought the game. If not, read our review and consider why you should.
Global Agenda, developed by Hi-Rez Studios, is a massively multiplayer game where you can shoot other future soldiers and they will go down… or that happens to you. Read the review!
Deus Ex: Human Revolution acts as a prequel for the original Deus Ex game for the PC. Can the latest installment jump into the boots of its predecessors. Read the review.
I’ll give you a few word groups about the game: morbid and creepy; frustrating and infuriating, exciting and additive. Read the review!
Does the PSN exclusive Zack Zero deliver a great action platform adventure or is it just another side scrolling adventure you should avoid? Read the full review
Star Wars: The Old Republic. It might be worth your while! Read the review.
SEGA has released Sonic Generations, a compilation of Sonic’s best stages from his twenty year history. Read Sonic Generations Review here.
Get ready to brave the galaxy together. Ratchet & Clank: All 4 one Review
Sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultra-violence. Serious Sam 3 Review.
Batman: Arkham City PC Review: Do you like capes, cowls, grappling guns, smoke bombs and stalking criminal scum by night? Well then look no further!
Trine 2 is sequel to, someone could say, best puzzle platformer of 2009. See how Trine 2 lives up to its predecessor.
Jurassic Park: The Game is an adventure game created by Telltale Games, considered by many to be the last bastion of the point-and-click adventure. Read the review
The newest yearly installment in the Assassin's Creed franchise has been released, placing you once again in the shoes of assassin savant, Ezio Auditore da Firenze.
Ubisoft’s Rayman Origins inhales the kind of creativity and craftsmanship that have been largely missing in 2D platformers for a very long time. Read more.
