Ask a passerby if they’ve heard of Angry Birds or Grand Theft Auto. You’ll be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t heard of either, as each series has gained global recognition (or infamy) in and outside gaming circles. Both games are well made, addictively enjoyable, and so economically successfully that their financial splashes are big enough to engulf a tidal wave. Read More »
At first glance, tile matching games and role playing games seem to be an odd sort of mix. After all, the former is all about bright colours, quick gameplay and instant gratification, whereas the latter revolves around gradually and meticulously building up your character as you wade through dank, poorly-lit caves and dungeons. Read More »
The next sentence you read is one that my fingers will not type very often. If you have any kind of interest in playing Antichamber, do not read this review. That’s because although Antichamber is very much a game, it’s also so much more. It’s an experience and boy golly is it a good one at that. Read More »
Scribblenauts always struck me as a game too clever by half. Sure, it had some interesting new ideas and a loveable art style, but poor mechanics that didn’t feel fully formed dragged the package down. Developers 5th Cell may have just changed all that with Scribblenauts Unlimited – gaming’s greatest psychotic Litmus test. Read More »
Think you like Tetris? Well, no matter how big of a fan you might think you are, it seems as though the The Massachusetts Institute of Technology have you beat. How does hacking an entire building to play a game of Tetris sound? Check it out and see if you can compare to these ‘real’ fans. Read More »
