Rage Review
id Software. The name of the company is synonymous with the entire first person shooter genre - it’s not something…
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…
Red Faction: Guerrilla Review
We were introduced to the Red Faction series back in 2001 when it show-cased "Geo-Mod" technology - short for "geometry…
The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena Review
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay was one of the best titles on the Xbox. Now after fives…
Flock Review
Flock seems like a childish title on the surface, but like many Xbox Live Arcade titles of this ilk, first…
Homefront Review
After playing Homefront I cannot help but feel bad for Kaos Studios (the developer) because you can tell a lot…
Mortal Kombat Review
Mortal Kombat is a reboot of the decades-old franchise that started life as a game. Originally released on PS3 and…
Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising Review
Playing games like Call of Duty must do wonders for the recruiting numbers for armies around the world. Running around…
Far Cry 2 Review
Making an open-ended game with an expansive playing area can’t be easy. It’d be so much easier to make things…
Shatter (PC) Review
I’ve always had a fascination with paddle games. No, not those sort of games – I mean the brick smashers…
XCOM: Enemy Unknown Review
XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a turn-based strategy game, available on PC, 360, and PS3. If you're interested in finding out…
DC Universe Online Review
DC Universe Online is a new MMO that lets players create their own hero or villain to fight aside such…
Payday: The Heist Review
My crew and I have entered the bank and scoped the place out. Two of them find the bank manager,…
