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Review: Knock Knock

by Kenton Winkfield [ Wednesday, 16th of October 2013 - 10:34 PM ]

With Halloween just around the corner, I've wanted to play a creepy game. The problem with this is I can’t seem to find a game creepy enough to send chills down my spine, while not scaring me away from the game every five minutes (it's been a few months since the last time I played Amnesia). Thankfully, the fellows at the Russian development studio, Ice-Pick Lodge, have created a game to fit my personal chill levels without scaring me away. Knock Knock is a 2D side-scrolling survival game set in a single house in the middle of the woods with a single resident. The game was started by Ice-Pick Lodge when they "received an anonymous e-mail which suggested that we should produce some 'unconventional' game based upon the materials attached to the letter. Read More...

Tags: Knock Knock, Ice-Pick Lodge, Survival Horror, Review, Indie, Side-Scroller, PC, Mac, Linux,

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Review: Beyond: Two Souls

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 15th of October 2013 - 09:10 PM ]

Beyond: Two Souls has finally come out and worked its way into our gaming world. If you've been hiding under a rock and just stumbled upon this review by accident, this is the new title written and directed by David Cage of Heavy Rain fame. Quantic Dream being the developer in case you are in from that angle. Either way, in case you are on the fence about giving Beyond: Two Souls a play or a purchase, I am here again to help you make an informed-ish decision. The Story This is a story about a girl, Ellen Page Jodie Holmes, who is 'different' and refuses to use lip balm that also happens to have been born with an 'entity' or ghost attached to her. Read More...

Tags: Beyond, Two Souls, Quantic Dream, Sony, PlayStation, Review, PS3,

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Review: Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Thursday, 10th of October 2013 - 07:04 PM ]

Here we are five titles into the franchise and we are now getting the ability to manipulate some of our favorite characters and worlds with Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. While personally I would have preferred a Marvel version, beggars can't be choosers when given the opportunity to rewrite, create, and travel to all of the famous locations in "nerd" history. As should be obvious, I had a chance to get down and dirty with Scribblenauts Unmasked on the PC and I am going to break it down for you to let you know if you should spend the time and money for the game. The Story After all of their fun adventures before, Maxwell and his sister Lilly are having a normal dispute on who is the best DC character. Read More...

Tags: Scribblenauts Unmasked, DC Comics, Adventure, Warner Bros., Review, Wii U, 3DS, PC,

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Review: The Walking Dead [PS Vita]

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Friday, 4th of October 2013 - 09:37 PM ]

The Walking Dead from Telltale has been out for some time now for every device with one of the most recent being the PS Vita. Now I know what you are thinking "is there a reason I should get the game again?" Well with the PS Vita comes a few extra hardware additions that just were not available on the console or PC so let's dig in and see if your third or fourth play through will be worth it on Sony's handheld device. In case you missed out on the basics of the game, such as story, feel free to check out our original review of the console version to get caught up. Hated One of the bigger features for this version of The Walking Dead was the ability to use the touch screen to interact with the game. Read More...

Tags: The Walking Dead, TellTale Games, Review, PS Vita,

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Review: The Avenger Elite [PS3]

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Friday, 4th of October 2013 - 05:07 PM ]

We are all looking for an edge when it comes to competitive gaming or just gaming in general. Be it new tricks and perks or a specialized controller to allow our hands to move as fast as our brains can think. Recently I got my hands on an accessory that claims to be able to help out with just these wants and needs for us gamers. The Avenger Elite is this accessory's name and I'll give you the low down on if it is worth your time and money to try and squeeze a little bit of extra skill out of your hands with it. Let's start off with the 'installation' of the device. Read More...

Tags: The Avenger Elite, Peripheral, Review, PS3, Xbox 360,

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Review: Power-Up

by Kenton Winkfield [ Tuesday, 24th of September 2013 - 07:36 PM ]

It has been way too long since the last time I played a classic side scrolling bullet-hell. I’ve longed for something to remind me of my days of playing Super R-type on my SNES or shelling out quarters at an arcade. Thankfully, Psychotic Psoftware has broken out into the indie game business with Power-Up and has given me that nostalgia, as well as something new to savor. Power-Up is a brand new Xbox Live Indie Game from brand new one man developing studio, Psychotic Psoftware. It is a horizontal side-scrolling shoot-em up with beautiful scenery and frame rate. Read More...

Tags: Power-Up, XBIG, Indie, Shoot-em Up, Side-Scroller, Review, Xbox 360,

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Review: Diablo III [PS3]

by Greg Tatterfield [ Monday, 16th of September 2013 - 06:42 PM ]

Last year Blizzard released Diablo III on PC to great reviews and critical acclaim. Now months after the PC release, console gamers get a chance to play the superb dungeon crawler. I am among the people who got their hands on Diablo III late since I am exclusively a console gamer. This review will be more for console gamers who have never played Diablo III, since I can’t speak for the original PC version because I have never played it. I will however touch upon the differences between PC and the console ports. What I hated: There were not many things that I hated about Diablo III. Read More...

Tags: Diablo III, Review, Blizzard, PS3, Xbox 360,

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Review: The Bureau: XCOM Declassified

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 3rd of September 2013 - 09:17 PM ]

Well this has been a long time coming since we got our first look years ago at E3 but The Bureau: XCOM Declassified has finally hit the streets. For a while there I was a little scared it wouldn't be coming out given the focus on other titles and a whole different game in the same franchise. But here we go. Does it still hold up to what was shown and/or promised way back when we had our little showcasing? Well let us see. Read More...

Tags: The Bureau, XCOM Declassified, 2K Games, 2K Marin, Review, PS3, Xbox, PC,

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Review: Saints Row IV

by Greg Tatterfield [ Friday, 16th of August 2013 - 03:59 PM ]

In 2006 Volition released the original Saints Row. Starting as a Grand Theft Auto clone, Saints Row has long since found its own identity. Here we are on the series' fourth installment and the game is even crazier and over the top than it ever has been. It's clear that Volition and Deep Silver held nothing back in the development of this latest Saints adventure. Saints Row IV takes place a little after Saints Row The Third. The leader of The Third Street Saints has been elected president of The United States. Read More...

Tags: Saints Row IV, Volition, Deep Silver, Review, PS3, XBox 360, PC,

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Review: Rush Bros.

by Kenton Winkfield [ Saturday, 8th of June 2013 - 04:50 PM ]

I always enjoy listening to music when I play games. But not many games actually utilize the ability to use your own soundtrack in the game. You have Audio Surf or Beat Hazard which are directly influenced by your music but not enough games take this idea and run with it. We have another game to add to the list now. From brand new Indie developer and publisher XYLA Entertainment in collaboration with Digital Tribe Games, makers of such games as Velvet Assassin, Kung Fu Strike, and others, comes a brand new musical 2D racing platformer called Rush Bros. Rush Bros. Read More...

Tags: Rush Bros, Digital Tribe Games, XYLA, Platformer, Racing, Music, Multiplayer, Review, PC, Mac,

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Review: Metro: Last Light

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Monday, 13th of May 2013 - 05:09 PM ]

We Sit Down And Review Metro: Last Light. The wait is over for the sequel to Metro 2033. Metro: Last Light is upon us and is continuing the saga of humanity's decimation and Artyom. Let's get down to brass tacks with how Last Light plays and feels. Story The story picks up with Artyom after following the "bad ending" of 2033. That would be allowing the Dark Ones to get blown to hell after they threatened the last safe haven of humanity in Russia. It turns out that one of these "Dark Ones" survived and has been spotted. Read More...

Tags: Metro, Last Light, Deep Silver, 4A Games, Review, PS3, Xbox, PC,

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Review: Poker Night At The Inventory 2 (PSN)

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Friday, 10th of May 2013 - 09:48 PM ]

It's been a while since we've had a good card game on the PSN. Now, after a little over 2 years, we have the sequel to Poker Night At The Inventory hitting the PSN. It is aptly named Poker Night At The Inventory 2 for those who can't seem to keep up. It was released on every other platform about a week earlier, but I had the opportunity to give it a go when it hit the PS3. Here's what I thought. Hated Oh my gods the loading LAG in the game. Read More...

Tags: Poker Night At The Inventory 2, Telltale Games, Review, PSN, PS3,

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Review: Dead Island: Riptide

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 23rd of April 2013 - 08:46 PM ]

Back in 2011 we were all introduced to the wonders that could be a Zombie RPG with Dead Island. Two years later now we get to see how everything has progressed story-wise and engine-wise with Dead Island: Riptide. Is it just another crappy sequel that seems to be all the rage, or does it stand out on its own? Continue on to see what I thought. Story We pick up with the "Immune Fab Four" directly after the events of Dead Island. Read More...

Tags: Dead Island, Riptide, Techland, Deep Silver, Review, Zombies, PS3, XBox, PC,

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Review: PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale

by Devin Ballard [ Friday, 1st of March 2013 - 10:30 PM ]

So before I get on the review, let me just say that I’m not big on fighting games. I’m more of an RPG, MMO, or FPS kind of guy. Seldom has a fighting game captured my attention and made me want to continue playing through both defeat and success, so when I say that I’m genuinely interested in PlayStation All-Stars just know that I don’t say that lightly. This is a cross-over fighting game made by SuperBot Entertainment and SCE Santa Monica Studio exclusively for the PS3. Big surprise right? Read More...

Tags: PlayStation All Stars, Sony, SuperBotEnt, Review, PlayStation3, PSVita,

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Review: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Saturday, 23rd of February 2013 - 12:06 AM ]

When one hears anything Metal Gear you usually think "Tactical Espionage" style of game. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance deviates from that to an extreme, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. While it all takes place in the same game universe, MGR:R tries a bit of difference with an action packed style of game play. How does it work out? Well read on. Read More...

Tags: Metal Gear Rising, Revengeance, Konami, Platinum Games, Review, PS3, Xbox,

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