Fractal: Make Blooms not War might have a name that is pushing a little hard to be artistic and quaint, but the game itself is a thoroughly charming and chilled out little puzzle game, and it also happens to be the most original take on the match-3 genre that I’ve…
Read MoreFractal: Make Blooms not War might have a name that is pushing a little hard to be artistic and quaint, but the game itself is a thoroughly charming and chilled out little puzzle game, and it also happens to be the most original take on the match-3 genre that I’ve…
Read MoreFirstly, we simply have to start this review off with a word of warning; Spelunker HD is only for true hardcore gamers. The games wimpy protagonist doesn’t have a glass jaw, he has a glass body, and will die for literally every mistake made: jump or fall from too high,…
Read MoreFirstly, we simply have to start this review off with a word of warning; Spelunker HD is only for true hardcore gamers. The games wimpy protagonist doesn’t have a glass jaw, he has a glass body, and will die for literally every mistake made: jump or fall from too high,…
Read MoreWhile everyone might be looking forward to a tower defence title that shakes up what now a basic and stagnating genre, Anomaly: Warzone Earth isn’t that game. It proudly proclaims that it is doing things differently; rather than defend, with Warzone, it’s all about attacking. But in execution there’s nothing…
Read MoreWhile everyone might be looking forward to a tower defence title that shakes up what now a basic and stagnating genre, Anomaly: Warzone Earth isn’t that game. It proudly proclaims that it is doing things differently; rather than defend, with Warzone, it’s all about attacking. But in execution there’s nothing…
Read MoreF1 2010 Game looks good, controls well and sounds just like a TV broadcast. It has all the tracks and all your favourite racers. There’s even a good sensation of speed. In other words, it’s the ideal racing game. Or, would be, if the developers remembered to put in the…
Read MoreF1 2010 Game looks good, controls well and sounds just like a TV broadcast. It has all the tracks and all your favourite racers. There’s even a good sensation of speed. In other words, it’s the ideal racing game. Or, would be, if the developers remembered to put in the…
Read MoreDesert Quest, the latest game from Sad Cat Software, epitomises the old adage that you should never judge a book by its cover… only not in the way you might expect. It looks great; with vast and expansive design, charmingly simple yet filigreed graphics and an array of RPG extras,…
Read MoreDesert Quest, the latest game from Sad Cat Software, epitomises the old adage that you should never judge a book by its cover… only not in the way you might expect. It looks great; with vast and expansive design, charmingly simple yet filigreed graphics and an array of RPG extras,…
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