Motherload, the old flash game from back in the day, succeeded in keeping me entertained for quite some time although the basic goal was to dig and dig and dig some more to find valuable minerals whic... Read More »
I’ll start of by conveniently linking to our Crusader Kings II review, along with its previous expansions. Consider it laziness on my part, but the base-review will tell you all you need to know... Read More »
One of the best RPG’s of all time, superb battle system, intense story line,… these are the sort of statements you’ll probably hear when you ask a veteran Baldur’s Gate player to summarize t... Read More »
It’s that time of the year again that Sega and Sports Interactive bring us a new installment of Football Manager. With every team up to date, we can start a new career as manager. One so great, the ... Read More »
Our review of the previous Nancy Drew (Ghost of Thornton Hall), received a nice score of 8.5. A great story, a nice atmosphere and wonderful puzzles. We only had a negative feeling about the voice act... Read More »
After the award winning Auditorium and Pulse, Cipher Prime comes with yet another great game called Fractal. Fractal is a very vivid, colorful and hard puzzle game which will make you want to rage qui... Read More »
Flashing colors, fast clicking and fast reaction speeds. No, this game is not for the epileptic! Intake is a futuristic arcade shooter that will ruin your mouse and test your patience as you battle yo... Read More »
YARR matey, get ready to set the sails and conquer the economic trade routes! Or if you like it more fancy, you can be a pirate! This might sound promising, when you have enough time.. Story Port Roya... Read More »
Goodbye Deponia uses its name to foreshadow things to come. As the last part of the trilogy, it marks the end to a journy filled with absurd situations. A pity, because the previous games already elev... Read More »
We’re a retro-loving crowd. All of us I mean; you, me, your grandma and even the the strange old catllady from two houses down the street. That’s what virtually any publisher would have yo... Read More »