Spiders are a developer that have been churning out multiple RPGs in a short amount of time. Sure, in the last year alone they have released Game of Thrones, Of Orcs and Men and now this, Mars War Logs. This game is not full price though and is quite a bit different to the other [...]
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Review: Zeno Clash II
If you played the original Zeno Clash then you will understand what I mean when I say this game is unusual to say the least. Everything from the art style, to character design, to even the story; This is a game where you must seriously suspend your disbelief. Should you have done that with the [...]
Review: Soul Sacrifice
Soul Sacrifice is the brand new game from Megaman creator Keji Inafune. Gone though, are the colourful visuals and platforming and in its place is a much darker, gruesome world. Could Soul Sacrifice finally be the game to really get the Vita rolling or is this another game not worth sacrificing your money over? Soul [...]
Review: Thomas Was Alone
Indie games have had a huge growth in the past few years, mostly to the delight of core games, sick of this monetization of AAA, big budget games. So when Thomas Was Alone launched on Windows and Mac last year, mostly due to the work of one guy, it wasn’t actually a story of a [...]
Review: Surgeon Simulator 2013
There are games that are made in the shadows of others, there are games that are an adjusted template of another game. There are even games that make fun of other games and then there is Surgeon Simulator; a game so different, I didn’t even know it was a game I craved until I played [...]
Review: Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
Originally, it was seemingly only an April Fool’s joke paroding the crazy age of 80s action movies about the future, but here we are one month later, playing the game. Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon sounds crazy and looks crazy but guess what? It is a bit crazy. Does this throwback though have enough to [...]
Review: God Mode
There was a time, not terribly long ago, where it was all about dozens of enemies running straight for your face, in the hopes to tearing it clean off the bone. It was up to your quick reactions, shooting skill and ability to kite enemies to clear out these hordes of foes. Gone however are [...]
Review: Shootmania Storm
Shootmania Storm is a swift kick in the face for all the new-school shooter fans out there. From the developers of Trackmania, Shootmania Storm is a fast-paced old-school multiplayer shooter with an emphasis on skill and competitive gaming. With the new trend of levelling, perks and more, can going back to basics work or is [...]
Review: Dead Island Riptide
When Dead Island released, there were a lot of discussion and surprises: It was a vastly different game than marketed, the reviews ranged from 3s to 10s, it didn’t feel like a very polished game but became a massive success. It seems as though even Techland, the developers, were surprised by this sudden success that [...]
Review: Motocross Madness
There was a time when the Madness series was quite popular. Those who invested in a original Xbox around its launch will remember the very fun Midtown Madness 3. Before that however, there was a motocross madness series that was quite loved by fans. Microsoft have decided to revive the series as an XBLA title [...]
