Author: Cathlin Sentz

Get the ball rolling. Brought to you by 1337 Game Design, the effort behind Dark Nebula is spearheaded by the lead designer of Battlefield 2, which almost makes the level of polish to the environments...[Read More]

Interstellar gameplay. From the folks at 1337 Game Design the second episode of Dark Nebula is here to deliver more disc-sliding action. Where Episode One pitted you against blades and guns, narrow pa...[Read More]

The difference is WiiMotionPlus. I have never played a real game of golf and my mini-golf game is solidly mediocre, but boy do I bring the awesome to Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10. The only thing better tha...[Read More]

Be careful of the blob. Coming all the way from Moscow, Russia, The Screetch proves that vodka-fueled development may be a successful model. Gameplay is addictive – the sort of addictive that ai...[Read More]

The agoraphobic await rescue from you. From Hindustan Electronics Co., the quirky title The Last Guy’s Google Maps exterior only hints at the wacky fun inside. The story goes that Earth is attac...[Read More]

Wanna play dirty? Love poker but never been able to (legally) exercise your cheating ways? Wideload Games and D3 Publisher bring you Texas Cheat ‘Em, a game that encourages you to swap cards, st...[Read More]

Fighting Nazis is so 2003. Just over half a decade has passed since its original release, but Call of Duty has been relegated to the retro pile. The past six years haven’t been particularly kind...[Read More]

The greatest quiz game of all time finally arrives on PS3. The popular trivia series is back with its PS3 iteration and Buzz! Quiz TV gives enthusiasts and newbies alike everything to love about knowi...[Read More]

This bunny isn’t interested in commitment. Bunny Breeder makes to capitalize on the inherent cute potential of romping bunnies and their much lauded reproductive prowess. Simply, you want to sco...[Read More]

No zombies were harmed in the reviewing of this game. The first of Sony’s “Pub Fund” releases on PSN, Burn, Zombie, Burn! is a product of an initiative for indie developers to self-p...[Read More]