The A.Typical RPG Review

The A.Typical RPG is one of those games that has buckets of charm and wit. It has a visual style lifted straight from the cartoons of nineties childhoods, the sort of style that’s lovably rough around the edges, mixed with…

ARMA II: Combined Operations Review

Arma has always been a game far removed from the cinematic bravado of the big dogs of its genre, taking instead a more realistic approach to the theatre of war. With the release of Combined Operations, and the ever-growing fanbase…

FRAY Review

Fray is a simultaneous turn-based strategy game developed and published by Brain Candy; currently it is multiplayer only. It is set in a dystopian future where mega corporations fight for control over the populace of the Earth. Fighting among themselves…

Commander: Conquest Of The Americas Review

Commander is a strategy game from developers Nitro Games. It is set in the 16th century and you play as a European empire setting sail to discover the new world. Your task is to set up colonies, establish trade routes…

Lego Batman 2: DC Universe Review

Lego Batman 2 brought to us by Developers TTGames and published by Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment, the game is available for Xbox360, PS3, 3DS, DS, Wii and PC About the game: Legends Unite! The Dynamic Duo of Batman and Robin…

Vessel Review

Vessel is an interesting puzzle game by developers Strange Loop games. The game centres around a character M. Arkwright, the creator of liquid creatures called Fluros which are supposed to help run factories instead of people. These fluros however have…

Spec ops:The Line Review

Publisher 2K Games and developer Yager Development bring us a third person cover based action shooter Spec-Ops: The Line. Spec Ops is set in the ruins of Dubai and task you to manoeuvre your team through constant sandstorms, crumbling buildings,…

Precipice of Darkness 3 Review

As Penny Arcade’s stars, Gabe and Tycho, you’re tasked with confronting the mysterious Dr. Blood. To do so you’ll be wading through a deluge of parody, weird enemies, and even weirder party members, all inspired by the vast cast of…

Iron-Front Liberation 1944 Review

Sitting down with Iron Front; Liberation 1944 has been an exercise in patience, and while there have been more titles that come out with bugs and issues than I care to recall. Generally however there was to surmount the kinds…

Krater Review

A unique squad-based dungeon crawler made of pure post apocalyptic fun. Krater pretty much is a blend of different games and genres. Imagine if a dungeon crawler like Diablo merged with a squad based strategy such as Warhammer 40k. The…