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Fuse review
Have you ever sat and watched a movie you couldn’t really get into, but you watched it anyway because you were bored? That’s exactly how Fuse is. The game attempts to use the same old “merc gets a heart” formula, which can be an okay idea at times, but without a very strong story behind it the game usually flops.
Metro: Last Light review
When the echoes of the past have you in their grip, clawing your way out seems to be the only option. Shadows that are illuminated by lighting bolts don’t just seem to move, they do move. Ghostly images of past lives litter the world and you sense, if not outright feel, their chilled hands clinging to you in search of warmth. These are just a few of the haunting examples you will stumble across in Metro: Last Light. Even though it’s a direct sequel of Metro 2033, Last Light stands as it’s own game.
Dead Island: Riptide review
Riptide is an action survival game and the second installment of the Dead Island franchise. Can Dead Island right its wrongs and produce a hit with gamers or will it fall flat on its face again?
Kingston HyperX 10th Anniversary Series RAM review
We take a look at the HyperX 10th Anniversary Edition RAM module, the 4GB to be precise. Kingston as a company have always been reliable and one of the most common brands of RAM to find in any custom setup and with these modules it’s not surprising why.
Bad Roads review
Divot | Divot | Cliff | Crash
Have you ever tried to traverse across a well-worn country road in your car? No? Well now you can experience the misery via your phone.
100 Floors Escape review
Escape from… ehhh… 55 floors?
The name of the game is to solve puzzles to open the elevator so that you can get to the next floor.
Thomas Was Alone review
Thomas Was Alone is a simplistic and charming indie game with a distinctive concept. The story is based on a range of shapes with unique personalities that all behave differently. The shapes all have their own names but don’t talk, instead the game is narrated throughout.
Injustice: Gods Among Us review
The last time a game with DC comic book characters met up with Mortal Kombat influence, we were subjected to a rather dull, boring, and mainly bullshit game. Understandably it was an attempt to bring DC into the fighting game genre. We’ve had Marvel based fighting games for a long time, but any foray into the DC universe is met with a resounding failure. The more recent attempts at a DC universe game presence, such as the Batman: Arkham series seems to have put new life into a tired idea. What we get, is a rather pleasant surprise with NetherRealm Studios’ Injustice: Gods Among Us.
Fire Emblem Awakening review
The Fire Emblem series has never been big in the west, often being overshadowed by other titles. The series has always kept a small but dedicated audience, but left everyone else behind. Fire Emblem Awakening hopes to fix this by being the most fine-tuned Fire Emblem game to date. And as it stands, Fire Emblem Awakening might be one of the best RPG’s in recent years.
Lazors review
Lasers are useful little things, they can improve your vision, read disks, make head shots a doddle and most importantly help make fun mobile games. But will this laser bouncing romp dazzle you?
Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Review
The third in the long running series of Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm games has arrived in the west. Can it surpass previous games and become the best Naruto game to date?
Gears of War: Judgment review
Gears of War: Judgment attempted to follow in the highly praised footsteps of its predecessors, but merely stumbled along behind it. Epic, partnering with People Can Fly, spent a lot of time tweaking the game so it would debut as a fresh idea to the series. The result was a game that felt too much like Gears to be its own unique title, with just a few too many tweaks that left it falling flat. The core elements of the Gears series are still there. High powered weapons, blood thirsty monsters, gore, death, and war. The main differences lie in the direction the game tried to take.
Bleach Soul Resurreccion Review
The long running shounen anime Bleach came out with its first Playstation 3 adventure way in 2011. How does it hold up today?
Tritton AX 180 Gears of War 3 headset review
The Gears of War version of the Tritton AX 180 is a professional gaming headset for the Xbox 360 console. For a retail price of £40, is a pair worth the money?
Hauppauge PVR 2: Gaming Edition review
The Hauppauge PVR 2: Gaming Edition promises to offer HD recording for your PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 games at a reasonable price. With YouTube being the main catalyst for gamers wanting to capture their games and put them online for everybody to see, will this PVR satisfying your recording needs?
God of War: Ascension Preview
Santa Monica’s most ambitious God of War takes it back to where it all began.
Dead Space 3 Review
If you are new to the dead series you have definitely been missing out on the past installments. If you aren’t new then you know exactly what we are talking about. It goes to show that most of us can agree that the DS series is not an experience to be missed out on, but what about the newly released Dead Space 3? How well does DS3 break the surface considering its reputation?
Paper Mario Sticker Star review
Paper Mario Sticker Star is Nintendo’s newest outing in the Paper Mario series. Will it fail to captivate the magic the past games held so dear.
Hotline Miami review
Hotline Miami is a fantastic indie game that will make you realize just why you love gaming, and will change the way you play games forever.
German version of Gamepro magazine gives out reviews of Nintendo land and New Super Mario Bros. U
It is getting close. Nintendo gamers all over the world can feel it. The Wii U is going to be out in America in two weeks. That means two things right now.
- We are finally going to have some fun with Nintendo once again.
- The Wii U game reviews are coming.
Legasista review
Dungeons, weapons and beansprouts.
Japanese RPG’s are often wacky and if you like that then you will not be disappointed with the offerings from Legasista.
The Walking Dead: The Game – Episode 4 review
The Walking Dead: The Game is a point and click adventure, set in an apocalyptic world of despair, desperation and the dead.
Worms Collection review
The Worms collection it’s made up from 3 of the latest games, bundles onto one disk with 6 DLC packs added for your worming pleasure. A nice little package but is this 17 year old franchise still relevant and playable today.
Jane’s Hotel review
Available on PC, IOS, NDS, PSP, PSV and PS3, review based on the PS3 version.
Jane’s one and only dream is to re-open the family business that closed decades ago with the emigration of her family, she wants to create the best hotel ever.
Silent Hill review
Many say that the old Silent Hills are the best. We go a short distance back in time and take a look at the original Silent Hill on PS1, but has it aged like a fine wine or will you whine at how it’s aged.
The Walking Dead: The Game – Episode 3 review
The Walking Dead: The Game is a point and click adventure, set in an apocalyptic world of despair, desperation and the dead.
Darksiders 2 review
A past of decent gameplay now being put to good use. Darksiders 2 comes in full force correcting everything it could while keeping that third-person charm we know and love.
DOFUS review
Developed and published by Ankama Games, Dofus is a unique MMORPG with a turn-based battle system and cartoonish environment, but it’s mired with frustrating navigation.
