Author: james
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Top Steam Games To Lookout for in August 2023.
More than one thousand Steam games are released on a monthly basis. It’s almost impossible to try out all of them, usually gamers try out the famous games and neglect the other ones, every month there are some hidden gems at Steam that don’t get the attention that they deserve, that is why we have…
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Top Underrated Educational Games To Play
Nowadays, more and more parents are using apps to help their children learn and improve their brain development and focus. Educational apps help children in becoming more creative, we have selected some apps that will help your kids in learning and having fun at the same time. Game Name Platform Price Link Super Adventure Run –…
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Top Underrated Board Games
Hundreds of board games are released on daily basis, some of them are great but most of them are boring, we have done quite an extensive research to find the top hidden gems in board games category. Most of these games are highly underrated and they deserve to be played more, these board games will…
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Review: Blast Off, Blazing Star & Block Ops
This is a combined review of 3 exciting games, we will be reviewing Blast Off, Blazing Star & Block Ops Blast Off Blazing Star Block Ops Blast Off We’ve never lost a man in space, and gosh darnit we’re not going to start now! It was with this kind of NASA-like zeal that we began…
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Review: Bejeweled 2, Bejeweled Blitz & Big Win Hockey
This is a combined review of 3 exciting games, we will be reviewing Bejeweled 2, Bejeweled Blitz & Big Win Hockey Bejeweled 2 Bejeweled Blitz Big Win Hockey Bejeweled 2 The word “Bejeweled” is probably as recognizable among gamers as the word “Coca-Cola” is around the world. Bejeweled is one of the best Match-3 games…
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Review: Assassin’s Creed Recollection, Assault Squadron & Astronaut Spacewalk
This is a combined review of 3 exciting games, we will be reviewing Assassin’s Creed Recollection, Assault Squadron & Astronaut Spacewalk Assassin’s Creed Recollection Assault Squadron Astronaut Spacewalk Assassin’s Creed Recollection Collectible card games are an acquired taste– especially since the whole concept rests on acquiring more cards. Inevitably, this means shelling out loads of…
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Review: Avadon: The Black Fortress, Avengers Initiative & Awesome Saucer
This is a combined review of 3 exciting games, we will be reviewing Avadon: The Black Fortress HD iPad, Avengers Initiative & Awesome Saucer Avadon: The Black Fortress HD iPad Avengers Initiative Awesome Saucer Avadon: The Black Fortress HD iPad Role-playing games generally fall into one of two camps. There’s the open-ended, real-time Western-style, and…
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R-Type Dimensions Review
R-Type is a title that any old-schooler should be familiar with. The hard as nails arcade game was immensely popular back in the day. Sure, it wasn’t one of the first shmups ever made, but it did really nail the genre and inspired most other horizontal scrollers in some way. One of the most recognisable…
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Forza Horizon 3 Review
Playground Games have done it again. Forza Horizon 2 was my favourite game of 2014, its replayability giving the open world driving game plenty of legs, with MyRepublic gaming nights still being held regularly by NZGamer.com two years on. I didn’t think driving around Southern Europe could be topped, but with Forza Horizon 3 shifting…
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The Wheelman Review
Milo Burik is The Wheelman. He drives, shoots, beats people up and talks smack, usually at the same time. If you think that might be a chore for any normal man, you’d be right. However, Milo is played by Vin Diesel, and from our Vin we would expect no less. That’s the way Vin, and…
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FIFA 13 Review
Did you know that the FIFA videogame franchise has been around for nearly 20 years? From a time when displaying the game in an isometric viewpoint was revolutionary, through to today where you can use the GamePad to look through the eyes of the kicker for free kicks, EA Sports have tried to keep pushing…
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Assassin’s Creed Origins Review
Assassin’s Creed taking a year off and coming back with the Egyptian setting in Origins is like your Mum going to a spa retreat in Egypt. She’s going to get a mani-pedi, get a volcanic mud face mask with a couple of those thin slices of cucumber over her eyes, and she’s going to come…
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Sonic & Knuckles (XBLA) Review
Some of the readers on this site will be too young to remember Sonic’s glory days. Imagine that. Only being familiar with 3D Sonic games and not playing the occasionally brilliant handheld games. Misty eyed gamers, or those that plain missed out now have the opportunity to play as the pointy one when he was…
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Puzzle Quest Galactrix Review
Before Puzzle Quest, match three games were plentiful enough but they tended to stick to the basics: match three like-coloured objects to clear them from the board; game ends when there are no more moves to make. That pretty much summed up the genre. Puzzle Quest, however, dared to take that mechanic and add an…
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Lost Planet 2 Review
The developers of Lost Planet 2 weren’t kidding when they said that this sequel would be completely different to the original. Soon after their announcement, in-game screenshots of steamy jungles and fern smattered landscapes started to appear. It certainly was a huge departure from the bleak, icy and blindingly white tundras of the first game.…
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Review
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is arguably the best movie to come from Michael Bay’s crack at the franchise thus far – now the tie-in is here and it’s the first Transformers game to feature a multiplayer mode. This title offers a respectable roster of five playable Transformers for each side and a few unplayable…
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Command & Conquer Red Alert 3 Commander’s Challenge (XBLA) Review
Red Alert 3 as an XBLA game? Surely this will be a very simplified version of the game, or maybe even a completely different style of game using the Red Alert franchise? Red Alert mini-games perhaps? To my surprise, Commander’s Challenge is a full, stand alone expansion to the Red Alert 3 universe. Basically this…
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Need for Speed Payback Review
After all the racing simulators this year, I’ve been missing the simpler times of arcade racers. The Burnouts, the Crazy Taxis, the MotorStorms, the WipeOuts, the Ridge Racers – even the Pod Racers. Their simple and bombastic nature is a retro contrast to the scientific approach many modern racers take. Nowadays, arcade racing is largely…
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Dungeon Defenders Review
I love mixing Peanut Butter and Chocolate. The combination of their tastes and textures blend so perfectly for me; I just love it. Similarly, Dungeon Defenders has that blend of Action Role Playing Game (ARPG) and Tower Defense that works so perfectly together. With a colourful and fun art style, a variety of monsters, some…
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Terminator: Salvation Review
After recently playing X-Men: Origins: Wolverine, my faith in successful movie-to-game adaptations had been restored slightly. Unfortunately, Terminator: Salvation has managed to completely undo this new found hope. It is a poorly conceived goulash of terrible level design, mediocre voice acting, dodgy graphics and buggy gameplay. In fact the best feature of the game is…