Android Game Reviews
The Angry Birds series might be the undisputed king of the genre, but don’t write off games like Fragger. The simple idea of lobbing ideas at bad guys to blow them up soon becomes very addictive as you have to aim precisely and figure out the steps to make the most of your limited arsenal. Very entertaining and a great time waster.
Gameplay: Addictive but the controls can be a bit fiddly.
Graphics: Simple but clear and colorful.
Sound: Does the job
PC Game Reviews
Wooden Sen’SeY is perfect for gamers looking for an old school platform challenge but prefer modern visuals. With nine unique and varied levels as well as an addictive Time Attack mode, there is a lot to like about Wooden Sen’SeY. It can all be over a bit soon if you rush the game, but completionists will be busy for ages.
Gameplay: Old school platform action at its best.
Graphics: Beautiful and varied.
Sound: Very fitting tunes for each level
PC Game Reviews
Vector allows you to experience the thrill of being chased and pulling off some wicked parkour moves without the need to memorize millions of button combinations. Things start off very simple, but the difficulty ramps up quickly and perfecting the levels require patience and practice. This is definitely a game that offers a lot at and at a very reasonable price.
Gameplay: Easy to play but very challenging to master.
Graphics: The game looks good in high resolution, but the animations steal the show.
Sound: The audio is good for getting the adrenaline flowing
News
Prefer your cute otome fantasy romance visual novels on the go? Well, after making a splash on Steam, “How to Take Off Your Mask” from roseVeRte is now also out on Android. The main difference from the Steam version is the fact that the Android version features in app purchases, where players can choose how much of the game they want to play
PC Game Reviews
This might just be one of the best Role Playing experiences ever created by Origin Systems. A huge world to explore and interact with and hundreds of characters to talk to. The scope of this quest is vast and this significantly raises the ante for future role playing games.
Gameplay: A vast world to explore with tons of things to see and do.
Graphics: A big step up from Ultima 6.
Sound: Not bad considering how long you will spend listening to the tunes
PC Game Reviews
Light on gameplay but heavy on story, To The Moon, had us hooked right from the start and never once let go until the end. The retro visuals do not detract from the experience, and the emotional soundtrack will stay with you long after the end credits have rolled. This is one of those games that proves why you do not need a huge budget to tell a great story.
Gameplay: Admittedly, it is little more than a visual novel, but this does not detract from the experience.
Graphics: The game features 16-bit retro-style visuals.
Sound: To The Moon impresses with its hauntingly beautiful piano tunes
PC Game Reviews
Submerged provides a relaxing and compelling experience without requiring quick reflexes or lateral thinking. Some players will find this boring and repetitive, while others will revel in the tranquil atmosphere and beautiful environments. Despite the climbing and exploration Submerged is closer to titles such as Dear Esther instead of Assassins Creed, but it is definitely something fans of the genre will enjoy.
Gameplay: Submerged offers a stress-free and tranquil experience that is devoid of combat or puzzles.
Graphics: The water and lighting effects are great, and the environments look downright beautiful at times.
Sound: The haunting soundtrack is a great match for the atmosphere of the game
PC Game Reviews
One thing is for sure, Surgeon Simulator 2013 is not going to appeal to everyone. I had a blast with the unwieldy controls and the accidental mishaps is just as entertaining as finally nailing the surgery. A lot of patience is required if you want to become good at this game, but it is worth the effort.
Gameplay: Either utterly brilliant or utterly frustrating depending on how patient you are.
Graphics: Good in a gory and darkly humorous way.
Sound: Has a nice synth-laden soundtrack
Previews
For anyone savvy enough to roll their eyes at the “hacking” in Hollywood movies, but lacking in the time or inclination to master the art themselves, Team Fractal Alligator might have the solution. Their upcoming title, Hacknet, is one of the few games based around hacking that looks like it might actually be worthy of the “Simulation” tag. The game challenges players to unravel the mystery of a deceased hacker by following the instructions in his automated emails
PC Game Reviews
Runespell: Overture shares many similarities with the Puzzle Quest series, but never quite manages to be as great. It is undeniably addictive and has some great ideas, but can become repetitive and the whole thing ends rather abruptly. Considering the low price tag it is well worth checking out however.
Gameplay: Addictive but can become repetitive.
Graphics: Nice considering the limitations.
Sound: Orchestral soundtrack and great sound effects
