A few weeks ago I got to check out a preview build of innovative musical action adventure, Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians. It was an enjoyable experience that left me coming away wanting more and now that the game has launched I sat down with it over the weekend to see…
Worms 3 is finally available on iOS devices after years of waiting. Though, we’re admittedly a little surprised to see a major player like Team 17 focus on a mobile platform to release one of its most popular video-games. The main part of the game is the campaign where players…
Publisher: Nordic Games Developer: King Art Games Release Date: Out Now Format: PC Thieves, gangsters, and distrustful bystanders. Murder, mystery and a journey across land and sea. If this sounds familiar, it’s because the latest title from developer King Art Games, The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief seems to take its cues…
Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Developer: Spiders Release Date: Out Now Format: Xbox 360, PS3, PC Version Tested: Xbox 360 Price: 1200MSP / £11.99 So, here’s a trial-by-fire for a first-time game reviewer! Mars: War Logs, an action-RPG from Spiders Games, a small French company with a few titles under their…
Narratively, Blacklist is a very confused game. Lost somewhere before Conviction and everything that’s sure to come. The narrative ties to previous games are muddied and convoluted. Sam appears younger and the situation Sam and his team find themselves in seems out of context. However, as a separate entity from…
When you start out as a spoof of a popular intellectual property, its best to know when to let it go. Take a look at the Scary Movie films for instance. They stopped being funny after (and even during) the first. Its pretty clear to any man, woman and child…
In a year that PC gamers will be treated to several high quality RTS games, Wargame: AirLand battle looks to make its mark and improve on last year’s release Wargame: European Escalation. There are 828 units to play with from a host of countries on each side of the NATO…
This generation hasn’t exactly been ideal for fans of Japanese role playing games. In the last eight years we’ve seen a huge shift in the market from the RPG-laden glory days of the PS2,and sadly only a handful of JRPGS have made it to current gen consoles. Luckily for us,…
For those unaware of the nerd/neck beard combo, Magic: The Gathering is a trading card game where two or more players duel against each other by summoning powerful creatures or casting rigorous sorcery spells to burn their enemies. (Of course, there are many other ways to win other than battering…
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