Author: james
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Spore Galactic Adventures Review
Will Wright’s Spore was one of last year’s most innovative PC games and spawned one of the largest collections of phallic-symbol monsters on ever seen. But there was one thing lacking: when you ventured into the space age you couldn’t go to a planet and roam around the environment as you had done in the…
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Disney Think Fast Review
Maybe it was a mistake from the beginning, thinking that a Disney trivia game was going to have something to offer adult fans of Disney movies looking for nostalgia. Maybe it was a mistake thinking that a Disney trivia game would have questions about Disney films. Or, indeed, have anything to appeal to persons over…
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Need for Speed: Shift Review
The last few Need for Speed games haven’t really managed to push the racing genre forward too much. By and large, they’ve been serviceable, but for every NFS game that came out, you could probably point to one or two of its contemporaries that did things better. However, EA has recently been making noises about…
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Warhammer Online Review
Most online RPGs begin with the individual deciding what they want their character to be, look like, and do. Character creation in WAR starts out with the player choosing a side they want to fight for. The Order side consists of the Dwarfs, Empire, and the High Elves, all of which can be slotted into…
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Company Of Heroes: Opposing Fronts Review
There’s no doubt that with Company of Heroes, Relic practically reinvented the WWII-themed real-time strategy, which has long since been regarded as a rapidly decaying genre. In a sense, Company of Heroes introduced a whole new aspect of real-time combat in strategy games, with units making the most out of the terrain to gain tactical…
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Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Review
When a franchise lasts long enough, it adopts a personality. Keystone elements drive development, and become fan focal points. These eventually become the bedrock for entire communities. But every now and then, there’s an entry in a franchise that proves divisive – either because of its quality, or direction. Worst-case scenario, these games are spurned…
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Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Review
As a bit of a background: I first experienced Baldur’s Gate while I was at a friend’s house for a LAN party. I had taken apart my beige desktop computer, massive monitor, and all the peripherals (that took up most of the backseat of my car), and driven across town to assemble everything all over…
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The Sims 3: World Adventures Review
The first of The Sims 3 expansion packs has finally hit the shelves. And after the core title was released to ecstatic reception (Sims fans are passionate creatures) expectations for this first expansion pack have been sky-high. Simmers spoke wistfully of favourite past expansions, including Pets, Makin’ Magic and Bon Voyage, while others hoped desperately…
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Chocolate Castle Review
Chocolate Castle comes from the minds of a small company based in Wellington, Lexaloffle. This company has constructed a brilliant game that for a small price can be downloaded straight to your computer via their website. Chocolate Castle is a new type of puzzle game that makes the player consider and plan their route before…
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The King of Fighters XIV Review
“The King of Fighters XIV is another King of Fighters, basically.” If I didn’t have a word count to consider, that’s the review I’d write, because it’s the most apt, succinct description of the game. The King of Fighters, as a franchise, is nothing if not consistent, and the 14th instalment is the latest example…
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Zoo Tycoon 2: Extinct Animals Review
I guess it’s always a good sign if you can’t tear yourself away from the game you’re meant to be objectively reviewing, in order to actually get round to writing your review. Sure there are games that you review, and afterwards think “yeah, that was a pretty good game”, and thank the game gods that…
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STORM: Frontline Nation Review
The advertising for this game intrigued us. Words like “unbelievable depth” and “innovative mix of strategic and tactical game play” all promised a great new war game that was going to be just the thing for the long winter months ahead. Sadly, advertising hype aside, this game from Swedish Developer Colossai Studios and available from…
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The Secret World Review
There’s a standard formula for Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games; it’s tried and true, and, frankly it would be fair to say a lot of people are getting quite bored with the genre. Here’s how it goes: You have a theme; if you have any sense, you will go with a fantasy one, because it…
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Deep Black: Reloaded Review
I m always up for seeing new things in gaming, especially when it comes to the tired genre that is the third person shooter. So I was intrigued when the download code for Deep Black: Reloaded showed up in my inbox. It’s about time, I thought, for a third person shooter to take the action…
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Top Underrated Sports Games For Android in 2023
There are thousands of Sports games on Google play store, but most of them are of low quality, apart from some premium sports games. As hundreds of games are published on a daily basis at Play store, some high quality games go under the radar that deserve more attention, that is why we have curated…
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Hidden Gems: Best Role Playing Games To Play
Role Playing Games is one of the most addictive Genre in games, the best RPGs can make you sit for hundreds of hours, but sadly sometimes it becomes difficult to select the best RPGs, as hundreds of Role Playing Games are released on daily basis, most of them are boring but some of them are…
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Top Education Related Games (Hidden Gems)
Over a thousand games are released on a daily basis, it’s nearly impossible to try all of them, that is why we have curated this list, we have included some very high-quality education-related games that will keep you and your kids busy for a very long period of time. Game Name Platform Price Link Learning…