Warhammer Online Review
Most online RPGs begin with the individual deciding what they want their character to be, look like, and…
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…
The Testament of Sherlock Holmes Review
Slowly but surely, ‘Sherlock Mania’ is sweeping the globe. Guy Ritchie’s films have already set the tone for…
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…
Batman: Arkham City Review
Two years back if you were to ask me how I’d feel about a sequel to Arkham Asylum…
The Sims 3: World Adventures Review
The first of The Sims 3 expansion packs has finally hit the shelves. And after the core title…
Stacking Review
When financial ruin befalls Charlie’s family, the only thing that saves him from a life of slavery is…
Chocolate Castle Review
Chocolate Castle comes from the minds of a small company based in Wellington, Lexaloffle. This company has constructed…
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…
Halo 4 Review
They say you should never go back. After Halo 4’s announcement at E3 2011, gamers worldwide were quickly…
STORM: Frontline Nation Review
The advertising for this game intrigued us. Words like “unbelievable depth” and “innovative mix of strategic and tactical…
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition Review
The Witcher, like Warcraft and Counter-Strike, has traditionally been one of those “PC” titles. The appeal of these…
The Secret World Review
There’s a standard formula for Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games; it’s tried and true, and, frankly it would…
Deep Black: Reloaded Review
I m always up for seeing new things in gaming, especially when it comes to the tired genre…