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Review: Prototype 2
It seems like a lifetime ago since I was fifteen years old and foaming at the mouth in anticipation for the original Prototype, which is a game from 2009 that [...]
Review: Yakuza: Dead Souls
Typically, when one mentions Yakuza your mind thinks of an under-appreciated Japanese take on GTA or possibly that shady group of Asians who will just never be quite as badass [...]
Indie Review: Stellar Impact
Stellar Impact is an online-only strategy game that emulates, but greatly deviates from, traditional DotA-style gameplay, taking place in a sci-fi universe and focusing on space naval combat and micro-management. [...]
Indie Review: Angry Birds Space
Angry Birds, whether you love it or hate it, is fast edging closer to world domination. It may not be the most sophisticated game around, but Rovio faced a challenging [...]
Review: Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations is the third entry in the next-gen series, boasting the largest character roster for the franchise to date. It includes all of the characters [...]
Review: Twisted Metal
Wikipedia loves to classify the Twisted Metal franchise as something which is purely of the vehicular combat genre, which it is for the most part. However, this iteration of the [...]
Review: Journey
Pink Floyd is easily one of the greatest bands of all time. They have so many songs that still resonate today; nearly three decades after some of their best hits [...]
Review: Silent Hill: Downpour
The Silent Hill series has been at a rather depressing low for some time now, and it didn’t show any majorly positive signs of recovering. When Silent Hill: Downpour was [...]
Review: Blades Of Time
The release of this game should have never happened, and as I shall tell you ‘why’ Gaijin Entertainment hasn’t pulled any type of miracle off with this bad excuse for [...]
Review: Street Fighter X Tekken
Capcom are known to be completely in-love with the idea of cross-overs, but it seems that this time they went a bit bonkers. Street Fighter and Tekken are two fighting [...]
Review: FIFA Street
This is not FIFA-lite, it’s not a football simulator and it certainly isn’t going to give you a deep and complex single-player experience like its big brother. No, FIFA Street [...]
Review: The House Of The Dead III
I was asked to review The House Of The Dead III and with fond memories I remembered the days of old school light gun games on the PS2 like Time [...]
Indie Review: Deep Black: Reloaded
Personally, I love the indie genre, and I’m always excited to play whatever I can get in it. The genre often offers something that you just can’t get in mainstream. [...]
Indie Review: Angry Birds Seasons
Angry Birds Seasons for the PC is a special edition that comes packed with practically all of the holiday and festive-themed expansion packs released from 2011 to 2012, which is [...]
Review: Asura’s Wrath
The main reason I chose to review Asura’s Wrath is not because I’m a big anime fan but rather because the game looked very different to anything else out right [...]
Indie Review: Crumpled
In keeping with Adam’s recent review of the flash game Arcane Arena, I thought it appropriate to introduce you to one of the best free flash games I’ve ever played, [...]
Review: Syndicate
Syndicate is a game that attracted a wide amount of attention from us because of its exciting trailers and difference to other shooters on the market. Yes, many comparisons have [...]
Indie Review: Arcane Arena
What are the three greatest evils you ask? Well, they are a rainbow shooting panda, an enraged clown and an overpowered mage. Now isn’t that both awesome and random at [...]
Review: Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
The first and most obvious thing gamers will want to know about any HD collection is the contents of the box. Seriously, this collection cannot be faulted on that front, [...]
Review: Alan Wake (PC)
Alan Wake was released exclusively on Xbox360 back in May of 2010, and it was a great game to say the least. For me, it was actually one of the [...]
Indie Review: Dear Esther
Dear Esther is a very difficult game to review, and the complex reason for that is that it’s actually hard to consider this a game. Now, don’t freak out just [...]
Review: The Darkness II
The Darkness released in 2007 to mixed criticism. Based on the Darkness comics by Top Cow, the game was all about protagonist Jackie Estacado coming to terms with the powers [...]
Indie Review: Fortune Summoners: Secret Of The Elemental Stone
We must always be wary of what lies underneath cute exteriors. Just because something is cute and cuddly doesn’t mean it isn’t hardcore and can rip the lashes right out [...]
Indie Review: Dustforce
Essentially, the game runs on combo system so depending on the amount of dust-related items you dispose of your score will be reflected as such. This also involves completing the [...]
Indie Review: Cave Story Plus
Cave Story Plus is an updated version of the original Cave Story released in 2004 and developed by Daisuke “Pixel” Amaya over a four year period. The culmination of his [...]
Review: Need For Speed: The Run
EA once again bangs its head against an excruciatingly painful wall as it continues to try and restore the Need for Speed franchise to its PS2-era glory but that doesn’t [...]
Indie Review: Grotesque Tactics 2: Dungeons & Donuts
Grotesque Tactics 2: Dungeons & Donuts is a satirical turn-based RPG from developer Headup Games. The game parodies the RPG genre with all its frills and steel plated armour. Any [...]
Indie Review: Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken
Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken must be the most misleading videogame title in gaming history. I went into the game expecting more or less a substandard casual game involving chickens, and some [...]
Review: Ico & Shadow Of The Colossus HD Collection [Part 1]
Yeah, I know, this review is a little late… Okay, okay, so it’s a lot late. I actually do have a couple reasons for that, just so you know. Firstly, [...]
Review: Assassin’s Creed: Revelations
I’ve always adored the Assassin’s Creed franchise for its painstakingly recreated, historically accurate environments, and the way it weaves its tales into the fabric of history. This, coupled with excellent [...]




