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Spec Ops: The Line [Review] – Heart of gold, gameplay of darknes
The narrative pillars of setting, character and plot that try so heroically to hold up Spec Ops: The Line are – simply put – wonderful. [...]
Lollipop Chainsaw [Review] – Bizarrely brilliant
“I’m gonna fist my ass with your head,” screams the American football zombie, shoulder pads and helmet doing nothing to cover his mangled [...]
Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 [Review]
The bestest ever Magic: The Gathering videogame adaptation came out in 1997. It was named, quite simply,Magic: The Gathering, and it combined the standard card [...]
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor [Review] – A ‘hardcore’ Kinect game…
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor is simultaneously brave, brilliant, broken and bollocks. At its best it’s a genuinely interesting attempt from developer From Software (Dark Souls, Armored Core) [...]
Game of Thrones [Review] – Stark contrasts
You’ve got to hand it to Cyanide, the French developers certainly know how to secure a popular license. First they wrangled the rights [...]
Dragon’s Dogma [Review] – A JRPG with a western edge
In what is perhaps the grandest example of the Japanese gaming industry trying to incorporate western design philosophy, Dragon’s Dogma is a game [...]
Dirt Showdown [Review] – Spin-off or spin-out?
Considering its Colin McRae Rally origins, the Dirt franchise has come a long way. Last year’s Dirt 3 ramped up the series’ variety [...]
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier [Review] – Faux-tactical shootings
Genuine stealth-based shooters are becoming an endangered species. Since the explosion in popularity of high-octane, balls-to-the-wall military outings typified by the likes of [...]
Diablo III [Review] – Bloody hell
I want to say that Diablo III is polished to a mirror sheen, but that wouldn’t exactly be accurate. If anything, it’s more [...]
Max Payne 3 [Review] – Painkillers and alcohol
Max Payne 3 is a game that thrives on an odd combination. On the one hand you’ve got the protagonist, Max Payne himself, [...]
Minecraft (Xbox 360 Edition) [Review] – Lego for survivalists
Due to a pathological aversion to anything that gets hyped to the skies, until just recently I’d never played the original PC version [...]
Starhawk [Review] – Spoilt for choice
From the off, Starhawk feels like an incredibly unique experience. Sure, some elements from its predecessor (2007′s Warhawk) remain, but the sheer quantity [...]
Warlock: Master of the Arcane [Review] – A wizard wheeze
Describing something as a light strategy game has never sat well with me. Light shooter? Sure. Light RPG? I can go with that. [...]
Binary Domain PC [Review] – Robot rock
Binary Domain’s PC port is proving to be quite divisive. Glance at the Steam forums for the game and you’ll find ongoing wars [...]
Awesomenauts [Review] – Not for kids
Awesomenauts, at first glance, could be written off as a by-the-numbers kiddie-game. With visuals that resemble an early-nineties cartoon aimed at the under [...]
Risen 2: Dark Waters [Review] – Murky
I like Risen 2 – I’m just not quite sure why. Bear this in mind while reading this review, in which I’ll be [...]
A Valley Without Wind [Review] – It doesn’t blow
The other day I was watching a TED Talk by a designer who was stressing just how quickly people will make a judgement [...]
Trials Evolution [Review] – The best XBLA has to offer
Trials Evolution, like Trials HD, is the ultimate proof that great games come from great gameplay. There’s no story here, no proper mascot, [...]
