All Entries in the "Game Reviews" Category
PSP Review – Trails in the Sky
Your main character is an upbeat ditzy girl named Estelle Bright and this in itself is a rather non-conventional element for not only a JRPG, (Japanese RPG), but for video games in general. Female lead characters are still the minority so it not only brings a more refreshing perspective but it helps appeal to female players.
PS3 Game Review: The Darkness II
The demonic Italian-American gangster Jackie Estacado returns in The Darkness II. Set two years after the first game, we find Estacado as Mafia crime boss, but when he’s attacked by a new enemy, Jackie must call upon the demonic force which has lied dormant inside of him.
Star Wars: The Old Republic
After countless spin-offs, a cult following and even a religion, Star Wars returns with what could be the most impressive game to date. With promises of innovation and technology, Star Wars may just be the MMO-RPG contender we have been looking for to challenge the colossal World of Warcraft from its No. 1 position.
PC Game Review: “Dear Esther”
Regardless of back=ground gamers love to debate the legitimacy of video-games in relation to art. In Dan Pinchbeck and Robert Briscoe’s “Dear Esther” those looking to argue the artistic merits of their favourite past time, now have a game which has the potential to propel their argument further, more than any other game before and here’s why…
iPhone Game Review: OvenBreak Infinity
Escape the fiery furnace of an oven as you take the role of a gingerbread man who has to hurdle and duck obstacles in a bid to gain freedom and avoid being eaten! Pick up jelly beans as you run to gain points while gummy bears are worth more.
iPhone Game Review – Granny’s Garden
Help Granny plant and grow a range of different flowers in her garden. This simple game involves taking care of flowers until they are healthy, fully grown, blossoming specimens.
PSN Game Review: Orbit
Orbit is a new title that fits snuggly under the banner of a ‘Playstation Mini’… however, our reviewer Louis wasn’t so impressed. Read the full review to find out why.
