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Grotesque Tactics 2: Dungeons & Donuts Review
There are some games out there that are funny. Then there are games that just try to be funny. Then, there’s Grotesque Tactics 2: Dungeons and Doughnuts, a game that tries to be funny...
Dustforce Preview
I had a chance to sit down with indie developer Hitbox Team's new action platforming game called Dustforce.
All Zombies Must Die! Review
Zombies continue to be the hot button for games, and nowhere is that more apparent than the digital download space. The latest foray into the undead interactive entertainment arena is developer...
Trine 2 Review
When the original Trine was released back in 2009, it received plenty of praise for its unique puzzle-solving elements involving physics. Developer Frozenbyte has since mastered the craft and decided ...
Jurassic Park: The Game Review
Telltale has a fantastic track record and, most recently, they have done right by Back to the Future fans with a witty and enjoyable point and click adventure in Hill Valley.
Fate of the World Review
Developer Red Redemption’s Fate of the World: Tipping Point (henceforth “Fateâ€ÂÂ) seems rather like Frankenstein’s monster, with individual...
Rusty Hearts Review
I love a good brawler. Beating the crap out of baddies while racking up a huge combo counter is just plain fun. Now, let’s throw in online co-op. That sounds pretty cool. How about an...
Nuclear Dawn Review
When I first learned about Nuclear Dawn, the concept struck as both ambitious and exciting. Interwave was putting together a game that aligned FPS and RTS elements for parallel play...
Railworks 3: Train Simulator 2012 Review
A lot of kids growing up were big into trains. They had model tracks, conductor hats, even a television show with a talking train that had a face (yeah, that creepy show.) Well, if youâ€â„...
Nuclear Dawn Beta Impressions
Thanks to our friends at Interwave, I had a chance to get an early look at the Nuclear Dawn Beta. One word sums up my time my with the game: potential. When we first learned about the game...