Category Archives: Review
Star Trek: The Video Game [Review]
Perhaps one of the big fantasies that geeks have when it comes to games is a Star Trek game that holds up to how the show was. This game based on the new Star Trek movies is perhaps the closest that we now have to that fantasy, compared to those ...
ZooZoo Bubble (Mobile) [Review]
For those who are keen viewers and players of StarCraft II and actually follow the professional competitive scene in South Korea, they may have seen a particular online advertisement of a mobile game, complete with a catchy tune. As they look to the right of the screen, the chat would ...
Game Dev Tycoon [Review]
A great thing about the independent game development scene is how new ideas come about, some of which help customers understand the story behind being a developer. We have come to learn more about what developers go through as they make their games through the Internet, as well as other ...
Age of Empires II: HD Edition [Review]
Among the real-time strategy games that came up, there were the big names in the past like Command & Conquer and StarCraft, while there was Age of Empires hanging around in the back as an alternative for those who weren't really into the whole military thing in RTS. Instead, you ...
Double Dragon II: Wander of the Dragons [Review]
When it comes to retro genres, one of those that crossed a lot of demographics and fanbases is the beat-em-up, and Double Dragon is perhaps the most famous title in it. Billy and Jimmy Lee traversing the streets while beating up bad guys in order to save the girl is ...
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 [Review]
Traditional FPS players hate them, but campers are always about, ready to ruin your day by killing you with little effort. Lately however, the act of camping is something that games have started to focus on, mainly in games that are about sniping. There are two big titles that do ...
Strike Suit Infinity [Review]
When Strike Suit Zero by Born Ready Games was previewed during its Kickstarter campaign, people were mesmerized by its cool and shiny looks, as well as its space combat gameplay. Soon enough, the game got some good press and the developers started pushing further with a new game called Strike ...
Zeno Clash II [Review]
There are some games that seem to have weirdness as its main strength, and Zeno Clash II has that in spades. Aside from its rather puzzling exterior, a significant part of the game is about letting you feel good about beating enemies up. That may be a novel combination, but ...
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon [Review]
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is a brand new downloadable game based on the gameplay of Far Cry 3. How does it compare to its predecessor?
Zack Zero [Review]
Most of the time, when games of below average quality are reviewed, there are things found that somehow redeem the game. If they do have some notably good qualities, then it's the badness that gives them character. Sometimes though, you find that one title which doesn't have much redeeming features ...
House of the Dead Overkill – The Lost Reels [Review]
The House of the Dead series of games has been around for some time now. Still, people who love zombie light-shooter games still lap up anything HOTD related (well, except for maybe the movie). In arcades and on many consoles, House of the Dead is synonymous with gory zombie blasting ...
Dead Island: Riptide [Review]
When the first Dead Island came out in late 2011, it was quite a sleeper hit. The zombie genre was starting to get pretty tired out, but the quality that came out with this game was refreshing. This was at a time when the survival horror genre really needed a ...
Red Crow Mysteries: Legion [Review]
This is like many other hidden object games for the iOS before it, but Red Crow Mysteries: Legion by Cateia Games may be an interesting title anyway. It's a game full of puzzles to solve, a story to follow, and characters to look after. The title may not be simple, ...
Youda Survivor 2 [Review]
At first glance, Youda Survivor 2 may seem like just your run-of-the-mill time management game. However, this title offers much more than that in terms of challenges, and, at times, frustration. ...
Company of Heroes 2 (Beta) [Review]
The first Company of Heroes was such a breath of fresh air in the real time strategy genre, even with the tired old World War II premise. Perhaps the WW2 theme actually helped it as after having endured one WW2 first person shooter after another, being able to control your ...
