Rock of Ages PC Game Reviews

Rock of Ages

Although the key to success in Rock of Ages is often speed instead of strategy, it is still an interesting mix of genres that is a lot of fun to play. The campaign mode is hilarious but also very short and easy, so you’ll want to play with friends to get the most out of this game. The tower defense elements are a bit underutilized, but using a giant boulder to crush everything in your path is so much fun that it doesn’t really matter.

Gameplay: The game is entertaining but has less strategic depth than you might think.

Graphics: Rock of Ages’s art style is unique and funny.

Sound: The audio is very juvenile, but once again, it’s hard not to smile while playing

Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions PC Game Reviews

Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions

Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions follows in the footsteps of its predecessor with more of the same soothing jigsaw style puzzles. The gameplay remains unchanged, but the new theme features slightly more sinister-looking stained glass art to assemble from broken pieces. It’s still a very enjoyable experience, but overall it’s more of the same, so like the original, it will be a love it or hate it experience for most players.

Gameplay: Assemble stained glass images by piecing together the broken pieces.

Graphics: The art style is unique and some of the images are quite sinister.

Sound: Very soothing and relaxing

Primal Light PC Game Reviews

Primal Light

Primal Light is a linear 2D platformer with great pixel art and punishing gameplay. It is very much an old-school title, so you can expect limited lives, checkpoints, and having to redo the entire level with each continue. Most platformers have eased up on these things, which means Primal Light can be enjoyably challenging or frustratingly difficult, depending on your skill level. However, the game was updated after its release, making the easiest mode more accessible to less skilled players.

Gameplay: The game can be brutal at times, but it’s nothing that can’t be overcome with some patience or playing on the easiest mode.

Graphics: Primal Light captures the 16-bit aesthetic perfectly.

Sound: The soundtrack for this game is moody and eerie

Warhammer® 40,000: Dawn of War® – Game of the Year Edition PC Game Reviews

Warhammer® 40,000: Dawn of War® – Game of the Year Edition

Dawn of War is an addictive real-time strategy game that places the emphasis firmly on the action. Although you can play as four different races in skirmish or multiplayer modes, the campaign only gives you command of the Space Marines. The game is getting rather long in the teeth at this point, but it still holds up well and comes highly recommend to fans of Warhammer 40,000 in particular and the RTS genre in general.

Gameplay: The game is very addictive and there is rarely a dull moment.

Graphics: Large conflicts can still look bloody and impressive, but the graphics do show their age.

Sound: The soundtrack and effects are decent, but the voice acting can be hit or miss at times

Horizon Vanguard Original Game Soundtrack Composed by Coda Now Available News

Horizon Vanguard Original Game Soundtrack Composed by Coda Now Available

If you are a fan of chiptune music then you should already be familiar with Ken Snyder aka coda. After making his mark on the demoscene and chiptune scene coda has gone on to work on projects that include Omega Strike, Grave Danger, Ancora, as well as remixes for high profile projects such as Fez, Shovel Knight, and Duke Nukem 3D. Not only does coda have a knack for creating catchy tunes, but he can do it in a variety of styles

Assassin’s Creed® Liberation HD PC Game Reviews

Assassin’s Creed® Liberation HD

Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD is a nice step up from the Playstation Vita original, but its portable roots still hold it back from the depth found in the main series. The updated visuals look good, but Aveline’s adventures feel a lot more confined compared to the rest of her Assassins brethren. Still, the game does have some nice touches and the parkour elements are as fun as always.

Gameplay: Stripped back compared to the main titles, but there is still fun to be had.

Graphics: The updated visuals are a big improvement over the original game, but not without flaws.

Sound: Good music and sound effects, but some of the voice acting could have been better

Post-Apocalyptic Game Endzone Is Helping To Save The Real World News

Post-Apocalyptic Game Endzone Is Helping To Save The Real World

Fans of the city-builder genre should already be familiar with Endzone – A World Apart, which is currently in Early Access on Steam and in Development Phase on GOG. If not, then you are really missing out as the game has already sold over 100,000 copies worldwide. This is quite impressive for a title that entered Early Access on April 2, 2020. It’s not just good news for the game either, but also the planet as 22,000 of the total sales came from the Save the World Edition

Limited Edition 2xLP Pressing Announced For Kingdom Hearts Keyblade War News

Limited Edition 2xLP Pressing Announced For Kingdom Hearts Keyblade War

ROZEN and REVEN, who blew us away with their NieR: Glory to Mankind album, returned earlier this year for their second studio album as a duo. The album, titled The Keyblade War, tackled the Kingdom Hearts saga, which is known for its classic dichotomies and excellent music. It is also these elements that gave ROZEN and REVEN plenty to work with, which they did in style with multi-genre, large-scale arrangements

First Tennis World Tour 2 Gameplay Trailer Revealed News

First Tennis World Tour 2 Gameplay Trailer Revealed

NACON and Big Ant Studios recently unveiled the very first gameplay trailer for the upcoming Tennis World Tour 2. The game, which is a joint project, will be released this September on PC as well as the PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch

Shadowrun Returns PC Game Reviews

Shadowrun Returns

The Shadowrun license lends itself perfectly to an in-depth and complex role-playing experience, but unfortunately, it feels like Shadowrun Returns just skims the surface. The story is interesting enough, and there are a handful of great characters to interact with, but at times, it does feel like the game was dumbed down a little too much for casual audiences. The 2D artwork looks great, and the soundtrack is very atmospheric, but we were left wanting more by the end of the 12-hour campaign.

Gameplay: The game is a lot of fun but not as in-depth as we had hoped.

Graphics: The 2D artwork looks great, but the 3D character models could have been better.

Sound: While it lacks voice acting, the soundtrack fits the game perfectly