Demigod ReviewDemigod is a strategy game from Stardock and Gas Powered games and is in the genre of MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) games like League of Legends and DOTA (The Warcraft 3 mod). Demigod was released in April of 2009 so why am I reviewing it almost 3 years later? Well, it is now available on S
Back to the Future: Episode 1 – It’s About Time! ReviewFrom the very second I heard Marty’s voice (voiced by AJ LoCascio) and saw the panning into the Twin Pines Mall parking lot I was excited. Christopher Lloyd voices Doc Brown once again and you begin the game as he sends Einstein into the future. Doc has made a miscalculation and Einstein has f
Back to the Future Episode 2: Get Tannen! Review****Nothing But Spoilers – Check the review of Episode One for the gameplay and overall review, this is focusing on the story. Continue to the next line of asterisks to see the non spoiler section***
After the first episode I could hardly wait to see where this story went in episode two. After
Project Zomboid ReviewI must start by saying that I am a huge zombie freak. From movies to literature and anything in between, I totally like everything zombie, I have a zombie survival kit at home and I found my self more than once thinking about a possible zombie apocalypse, creating situations and survival stories for
Sword Quest Facebook Game ReviewDo you love swords? So much that you would like to spend days with the hammer in hand and the water bucket near and craft swords all day? Then Sword Quest, the newest Facebook game from Doremi Star is the title you’d like to play. I did and crafted a couple of legendary swords myself already!
Jagged Alliance: Back in Action ReviewI was and I can still say that I am a huge fan of the original Jagged Alliance series, including Unfinished Business, so you can imagine that Jagged Alliance: Back in Action was one of my most anticipated titles this year and I was hoping that the greatness of the original will still be here when th
Mystery Trackers: Black Isle ReviewMystery Trackers: Black Isle is a new casual game that has just been released over at Big Fish Games and it already seems like we’re talking about a hit in the making. I am sure you are curious to find out more about this game, so read on my Mystery Trackers: Black Isle review to see if itR
Orcs Must Die 2 ReviewRobot Entertainment, spawned from a number of key members of Ensemble Studios, is a team devoted to bringing the world of strategy to a larger audience. Who hasn’t had the opportunity to learn the ropes of the genre from the Age of Empires series, right? They continue this tried-and-true formula, ho
Path of Exile Preview
For those of you who have not seen or played Path of Exile before, this is an action RPG in the style of a Diablo game, but this is more in the Diablo 2 mould than Diablo 3. Path of Exile is currently in closed beta form, but you can purchase a beta key for $10 that lets you play the game unt
Doom 3 BFG Edition PreviewIts been eight long years since Doom 3 was originally released on PC and a lot has happened in the first person shooter world in that time. Military shooters now dominate the scene and fast paced classics like Quake 3 and Unreal Tournament were just a thing of the past until the recent release of th
Sleeping Dogs PC ReviewSo, like many others Sleeping Dogs only appeared on my radar a few weeks ago and when I found out it was a open world crime caper in the style of a Grand Theft Auto game with a lot of effort put in to use the extra horsepower of PC then I was sold. Sleeping Dogs is developed by United Front Games an
Dark Souls Prepare To Die Edition PC ReviewIf there is one thing that most PC gamers want from their games its a challenge. When the original version of Bioshock was released back in 2007 PC gamers weren’t happy that the game was hard enough so they modded it to make it harder. The Witcher 2 was an extremely difficult game on the harde
Yard Sale: Hidden Treasures ReviewHidden object games are starting to invade Facebook and Yard Sale: Hidden Treasures is one of the latest titles to be released on the social platform, challenging us to test out spotting skills, combine them with a bit of mystery solving and a lot of waiting and have a great time… or not. I am
Frozen Hearth ReviewEpiphany Games delivers a mixture of the RTS and RPG genres with Frozen Hearth, their first attempt at building a game in a very interesting nordic-themed universe that they have created and will probably be used for other games in the series. With a ton of promises coming from a game that we didn&#
Criminal Case ReviewCriminal Case is a brand new Facebook game that puts you in the shoes of a virtual detective tasked to solve all sorts of crimes. It sounds more like an adventure game, but it’s actually a nice mix of hidden object elements and social gameplay and we’ll see in this review below just how
Don’t Starve ReviewI am a sucker for survival in general and this automatically means that survival games are also my thing – I love playing Project Zomboid and I am always on the search for more similar titles. Therefore, I found Don’t Starve, an indie survival game created by Klei that sends you to an al
Long Live the Queen ReviewI am a man of action and I like my video games packed with the latest generation graphics, with explosions and wizards and tens of hours of gameplay. Yet, for some reason, I was instantly attracted by Long Live the Queen, a rather static game mixing a sort of RPG gameplay with visual and interactive
Starlight Story Review: A Friendly JourneyStarlight Story is an anime browser MMORPG from Aeria Games but don’t elude yourself – this game has so many features, that you will eventually forget that you’re playing from your internet browser.
In the dynamic world of Starlight Story, players won’t experience the domain alone, they can su
Antichamber reviewAntichamber makes great use of the opportunity video games offer — to create interactive universes alternative to ours. Whereas most of other projects focus on delivering worlds rich in history and culture while trying to imitate as accurately as possible physical laws similar to the ones we d
Rising Cities Review: A Narrow WorldRising Cities is not exactly new but it has grown big, it has more than twenty thousand likes on Facebook. What’s so interesting about this casual game from Bigpoint? Most likely the theme and the game’s style, after all construction and city building games aren’t so common.
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