Twin Sector review
Twin Sector can be fun if you have the patience get through the really tough spots. 4 comments
Twin Sector can be fun if you have the patience get through the really tough spots. 4 comments
Divinity II is a fun and unique take on the first person tactical RPG genre. Nice graphics, an interesting story, and a fluid development system make this a great example of the genre, even without the dragon gimmick. 13 comments
The Saboteur is the latest sandbox action title from Pandemic Studios, which takes the player into Nazi-occupied Paris through the game's protagonist, Sean Devlin. 24 comments
iHooy! may be a strange thing to try to explain, but for 99 cents you can't go wrong. It's a fun iPhone game with its own unique charm. 3 comments
We take a look at the latest DS game aimed at the 8-14 year old "tween girl" demographic, which may just be the perfect stocking stuffer for the tween on your shopping list. 3 comments
Icrontic's 3D tech guru and race game fanatic Bobby Miller takes a look at Codemasters' newest rally racer, Dirt 2. 32 comments
The final Chapter of Tales of Monkey Island is a great ending to a great season. 5 comments
While Gyromancer may not be the puzzle RPG it seems to have made itself out to be, it is certainly a fun, dynamic, beautiful, and challenging puzzle game. 1 comment
We review Shattered Horizon, the first game title from 3DMark's developer, Futuremark. 35 comments
Game journalists break yet another embargo date this month, this time with the major title Halo 3: ODST. 39 comments
Tales of Monkey Island is a point-and-click style adventure game with classic humor and some serious nostalgic appeal. After the success of the new Sam & Max Season One, we’re seeing several new adventure games being broken into episodes including a second season of Sam & Max. I have an affinity for this type of [...] 3 comments
Darkest of Days is a new First-Person Shooter from 8monkey Labs. It has some real nice polish on it, and the story grabs you right from the start. The game drops the player in the middle of Custer’s battle at Little Bighorn, taking on the role of Alexander Morris, one of history’s MIA soldiers. Just [...] 6 comments
Depth of Peril has a lot of great, even innovative, ideas behind it. The genre combination it represents are the types of revolutions that potentially define new genres, and turn others on their ears. As a student of game theory and design, I find this a fascinating experiment. It’s too bad that it’s so awful [...] 6 comments
Street Fighter is the de facto king of 2D fighting games. There have been many challengers to Street Fighter’s crown in recent years, such as The King of Fighters, Guilty Gear, Arcana Heart and Melty Blood. But the one thing that ties all these games together is the simple fact that they all would not [...] 1 comment