The good old days of point and click games are long over. At least, that’s what a lot of people believe. Nothing could be further from the truth. Nancy Drew: Ghost of Thornton Hall is already th... Read More »
Splice is sure to frustrate and hook you with its clever puzzles, as you take strands of DNA and splice them together. Is this game more than the sum of its parts or is it a Frankenstein’s monst... Read More »
You might all still remember Crusader Kings II, a game released well over a year ago. Back in 2012, this was one of the deepest strategic experiences you could hope for. Sadly, I never got around to p... Read More »
You might remember our preview of Daedalic Entertainment’s latest entry, but it wasn’t until now that we actually got to experience the game to its fullest. Time to find out if this charming nod t... Read More »
Element4l takes you on a journey with the four elements to bring love, joy and ragequits to the world. Story The story in this game is about the creation of new life, when the love between a man and w... Read More »
Heart of Darkness is the second expansion for Victoria II, a game that proved the be a great addition to the strategy genre. If you’re new to the Victoria II universe or if you are interested in... Read More »
Victoria II is a grand strategy game which focuses more on politics and economy than warfare. Developed by Paradox Development Studio as a sequel to their Victoria I game. Let’s see how they did on ... Read More »
Don’t Starve is the new game by Klei entertainment, the studio that recently brought us the shank games, and the critically acclaimed mark of the ninja. With don’t starve, Klei has taken a new dir... Read More »
Anno 2013 we take a cinematic gaming experience for granted. Think about it; Call of Duty has successfully added interactivity to the blockbuster action flick, while enormous rpg’s like Dragon Age o... Read More »
There are names in the game industry that are simply too big to casually throw around. Games that managed to hit so many right notes; they’ve turned into a harsh standard for others in the same genr... Read More »