It’s finally here, the new Tomb Raider, a game that asks you to forget roughly sixteen years of in-game history. A game that takes an icon, notorious far outside the bounds of gaming culture, and gi... Read More »
Sword of the stars II is a sequel to 06’s sword of the stars 1. The game sports system similarities to that of anno and of homeworld. For readers familiar with those games: the game is both ... Read More »
Dungeons have something creepy about them. This is only natural seen their function. The whole torture, torment and deprave principle just doesn’t work for everybody. Except for those doing the tort... Read More »
Those of you who longed for Raiden to have his own game, wait no longer, that day has finally come. The Metal Gear universe made way for a spin-off for everyone’s favorite moody hero-to-be. If youâ€... Read More »
We don’t often get a chance to play a so-called doujin-game, Japan’s equivalent of indie-gaming, in English. Mostly because that part of the industry reaches for far geekier places than most peopl... Read More »
Fate of the World: Tipping Point? Ooh yeah, gonna get my assault rifle, battle armour, some grenades and imma save this world. YOLO! Wait, what? It’s not a 3D shooter? Not even an RTS? It’s a stra... Read More »
I hadn’t anticipated this game. I was aware it was going to be out some time during 2013, having seen a trailer for it during 2012. On my list of ‘want/to do’ list, this one fell off the radar... Read More »
When Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad was released back in September 2011, the reviews were mostly favorable. Unfortunately, the gameplay was marred with several, sometimes game-breaking, bugs. W... Read More »
Every once in a while even I get caught by a hype. Yes, even though I’m an actual professional game critic, I can still squeal like a little kid whenever a game or franchise promises to be the next ... Read More »
Diablo, Torchlight, Dungeon Siege and Titan Quest. All these games have something in common. They’re all top-down perspective dungeon crawlers, all heavily based on each other (some more than ot... Read More »