PC Game Reviews
Assassin’s Creed is a great game that is hampered by a few small flaws that drag it down from greatness. Don’t let this stop you from experiencing a truly epic and unique storyline that will have you gripped right until the end.
Gameplay: A little rough around the edges at times, but with plenty of cool ideas.
Graphics: Some epic scenes.
Sound: Quite immersive
Handheld Reviews
If you are into action RPG’s and you have a PSP then this is a game you should definitely try. The story and characters are memorable and the skill system deep enough to keep you playing for ages.
Gameplay: Old Skool but very entertaining if this is your type of game.
Graphics: Showing their age, but still nice.
Sound: Pretty standard fare
PC Game Reviews
The Crow’s Eye might not be a jump-scare-laden horror title like it first appears to be, but instead, it offers a compelling and interesting puzzle experience. The story is more involved than it seems, and if you stick with it, you’ll also find that there is more to the university than you might think. There is no doubt that the puzzles sometimes feel a little out of place for the setting and time period of the game, but solving them is a very rewarding experience. Ultimately, this game won’t give horror fans the frights they crave, but if you enjoy a good story and love solving puzzles, then you’ve come to the right place.
Gameplay: The Crow’s Eye is light on the scares but heavy on puzzle-solving and platforming.
Graphics: There’s nothing cutting-edge about the visuals, but they set the mood nicely.
Sound: The game features decent voice acting and a great soundtrack
PC Game Reviews
Plunder dungeons, dark forests and dank swamps in this addictive new rogue-like deck-building RPG adventure from Nerdook. Thanks to the charming visuals, stellar audio and fiendishly fun gameplay, this is a title you can easily lose yourself in for hours. It packs a ton of replay value and there is always another level of fame, a new deck strategy or better equipment waiting for you to draw you back in. While it might seem very simple at first, the game has plenty of depth without sacrificing accessibility. Fans of the genre will love every minute and even newcomers shouldn’t hesitate to grab this game.
Gameplay: Deceptively simple, but extremely addictive, this is a game that can keep you busy for a long time.
Graphics: Features the charming art-style that Nerdook titles are known for, but much more polished and detailed than previous titles.
Sound: Great soundtrack and some unexpectedly nice sound effects as well as speech
Kickstarter Watch
If you have fond memories of the Blade Runner adventure game released for PC by Westwood back in 1997 then you might want to sit up and take notice of Ama’s Lullaby. It is a point & click adventure featuring a command-line based hacking game by solo developer, Mercy Ground Creations. The game is currently in the final hours of its Kickstarter campaign and with only three days to go time is running out to become a backer
Gameboy Advance Game Reviews
I am sure that I am not the only one that was disappointing when it became apparent that this game is a remake and not something original. While it is nice that a new generation of games can experience this classic, it has had a previous re-release as well on the SNES, so most longtime Nintendo fans will already have played this game before at least once or twice.
Gameplay: It is a classic, but the impact is less if you have already played it before repeatedly.
Graphics: A nice colorful update to the original.
Sound: Not bad, but the new voices can be grating
News
Good news for PC owners who enjoyed Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus, the female ninja brawler that was released on Steam last year. The series is back with Senran Kagura Estival Versus, which is available right now. With more than 25 playable character it has the biggest roster in the history of the series and thanks to the all-new multiplayer battle royals up to 10 players can now duke it out in a variety of events
Console Reviews
The Last of Us is definitely one of those games that is almost reason enough to justify the purchase of a PS3 if you don’t already own one. The storyline is gripping, the action scenes incredible and even just exploring the many outstanding locations you travel through is a thrill. The combat in particular is a highlight with tense battles against enemies that will do their best to take you down. There can be no doubt that The Last of Us is one of the best, if not the best game available on PS3.
Gameplay: Tense battles against bandits and infected ensures that this game keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Graphics: Naughty Dog once again demonstrates that they know how to harness the power of the PS3.
Sound: Excellent voice acting, great music and solid sound effects
Console Reviews
For a nice multi-player blast fest this can’t be beaten. Single player on the other hand will be over way to quick too make it worth your while. It’s a lot of fun for a launch title however and a brave step for first person shooters in the console world.
Gameplay: Fast and frantic, but definitely geared more towards multi-player than single player.
Graphics: Lots of variety and an interesting visual style.
Sound: Frantic soundtrack that fits the visuals perfectly
PC Game Reviews
Queen’s Quest 2 features a different lead character than part one, but improves on the original game in all areas. There is a large cast of fairytale and folklore characters to interact with, beautiful hand-drawn locations, plenty of puzzles as well as a variety of hidden object scenes. While the game isn’t very taxing, it remains entertaining throughout and we can certainly recommend it to fans or those who are curious about the genre.
Gameplay: Neither the puzzles or hidden object scenes are very difficult, but remain fun.
Graphics: Beautiful artwork and plenty of variety.
Sound: Decent music and the voice acting isn’t too bad either
