Reviews

It’s time for a little dungeon crawling.

The Wonderful 101 is a game that caused a roller coaster of emotions for me, ranging from sheer joy to revulsion. This is a brilliant game, but mired by some questionable design choices and controls.

A real FPS for Sony’s handheld? Really this time?

The long-awaited XCOM ‘action’ title is finally here, and guess what? It’s pretty great.

A classic form the age of 16-bit consoles comes to PC and Mac.

Well, here’s another game from the backlog. Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes has been out for a few months now and it finally receives some review love.

Gilad Anni-Padda’s monthly book kicks off with a tale thousands of years in the making.

“Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip…”

Dark Horse’s newest addition to their growing line of superhero books is an alcohol-powered rage machine in a comic that’s radically different from your usual superhero yarn.

As a fan of old school J-RPGs and as someone who has played through all of Namco Bandai’s Tales series, I was really looking forward to the release of Tales of Xillia, but was it worth the wait? When starting the game, you have the choice between one of two …

I love me a good rpg. There’s just something about a role playing game. The hours upon hours spent leveling and upgrading your character, the endless environments to wander through and explore, the captivating story lines, and the just plain value inherent in a game that is so much longer …

The rise of the indie game has been one of the most important features of the last decade. At least it has in the sphere of influence this glorious hobby of ours calls home. Titles created by a one person team with absolutely no publisher and PR might behind them …

Moving on up….

Yes, The Star Wars- as in George Lucas’ original drafting of the famous space saga. Dark Horse’s vision of this rarely seen classic is definitely different, somewhat strange and undeniably cool.

Bring glory to the Empire in Sega and Creative Assembly’s Total War: Rome II.

Rayman Legends is superb.  No need to read on further unless you’re, quite frankly, crazy.  Unlike so many people with Rayman Origins back in 2011, you need to get out now and buy it.