Category Archives: Review
League of Legends [REVIEW]
A PC review, it's been a while I know, but here we are, back onto the old mouse and keyboard, and this time, like the last, with a free game. So is League of Legends for you? Jump in and find out! ...
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D [Preview]
One of the first games revealed for the 3DS was Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D. Well over a year since its reveal, how is the game holding up?
The Darkness II [Review]
While it’s true that the original game received a fair amount of attention and acclaim, this sequel is being criminally overlooked. Here’s why you should not hesitate in picking up The Darkness II.
Rhythm Heaven Fever [Review]
Rhythm Heaven Fever, originally released for the Nintendo DS about three years ago, is now available on the Wii console. Like other rhythm games, the objective is to get through a song by tapping at the opportune moment that matches the beat of the song. Every game is built around ...
The Darkness II [Review]
Though it was originally supposed to be released in July of last year - and when that didn’t work out, October - Developer Digital Extremes kept fans of 2007’s The Darkness waiting until this week for the sequel. Those who already got their grubby hands on it are likely to ...
The Simpson’s Arcade Game [Review]
The Simpson’s Arcade Game brings back memories of the classic 90’s arcade game that captured the hearts and emptied the pockets of millions of fans of the-then fledgling show. Follow the adventures of Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa as they venture on a quest to save Maggie from the evil ...
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning [Review]
After much anticipation, the game by 38 Studios and Big Huge Games has finally hit the shelves. Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning first strikes players as another generic hack-and-slash title, but then they get hit by various gameplay mechanics that make this game more than just some button-masher. Both casual and ...
Street Wrestler (iOS) [Review]
Professional wrestling features a world full of colorful characters with bulging muscles and in-ring skills that defy logic. Many would point out its scripted and fixed nature, but fans already know that. One of the sub-categories of pro wrestling is Lucha Libre, the style of Mexico where high-flying attacks and ...
Lunar Racer (iOS) [Review]
As expected, the first releases for the year 2012 have come in droves. One of them is this racing game called Lunar Racer, which actually has quite a bit of potential. For less than a dollar, you get a low gravity racer with lots of speed and interesting mechanics to ...
Terra Noctis (iOS) [Review]
In terms of video games' use of fantasy themes, few can stay within the realm of taste without being too tacky. It's not much of a problem though if some lightheartedness is added into the mix, which works quite well with mobile games. This is something that has been common ...
Trine 2 [Review]
A good number of things opened up with the success of the first Trine, especially with what it has done for the indie game development scene. Along with other platformers like Canabalt, Trine showed that platformers were not to be limited to what was already established back in the 80's ...
Pocket League Story (iOS) [Review]
Perhaps by now, Kairosoft has been getting on mobile gamers' nerves with their constant stream of simulation games that are soon taking up so many of the themes in this world. It's almost like Kairosoft is taking over the world as we speak, but perhaps this is a good thing ...
Pushmo [Review]
Pushmo is a quirky puzzle game for the 3DS eShop! Is it worth your cash?
The Sims FreePlay (iOS) [Review]
Electronic Arts' The Sims franchise has existed for a very long time now, being their version of Nintendo's Mario franchise. There has been countless games derived from the whole Sims ethos, from its origins in SimCity and other old-school simulation games from the 90's to the casual phenomenon that is ...
Zenonia 4 (iOS) [Review]
One of the first and best role-playing game series to ever be released in the App Store is Zenonia. They would usually be in a top ten list for games that you may want to try out first when you first obtain an iOS device. This game by GAMEVIL, a ...
