Metro 2033, the first-person shooter that came out from 4A Games and THQ back in 2010, was the definition of a flawed gem, as it delivered a great world and atmosphere but was let down by gameplay bugs and some wonky mechanics. With Metro: Last Light, the game's sequel, 4A Games and new publisher Deep... [read more >>] There are never enough points for all the weapons I want and never enough building blocks to make sure that enemies have a hard time reaching my core.
The paragraph above sums up my feelings before starting each new wave battle in Sanctum 2 and also explains why the game is an interesting mix of tower defe... [read more >>] Anomaly: Warzone Earth surprised a lot of people back in 2011 when it was released for the PC, because it turned the tower defense genre on its head by allowing players to go on the offense and attack stationary towers with their units. Since then, 11 Bit Studios has worked on a full-fledged sequel that no... [read more >>] 10 seconds. That’s the interval that can mean the difference between success and failure in Leviathan: Warships, between sailing away without a problem (apart from a pesky fire and some problems with the left bank of weapons) and gently gliding towards the bottom of the sea while enemies laugh and cla... [read more >>] One of the best point and click adventure games of the past decade, Gemini Rue has been recently ported on iOS platform. Created by Joshua Nuernberger and published by Wadjet Eye Games, Gemini Rue was released back in 2011 on PC platform. Featuring a compelling sci-fi story set in a dystopian world, the PC... [read more >>] Might & Magic: Heroes VI – Shades of Darkness is a long name for a video game, and a bad sign when it comes to the quality of the experience offered by the expansion created by Ubisoft. There are two new campaigns to enjoy, one focused on the new Dark Elves and their Dungeon city, and another linked ... [read more >>] The first installment of the four-part Sorcery! series created by Steve Jackson in early ‘80s has recently made its debut on iOS platform. Unlike other tablet-top games that encourage multiplayer gaming, Sorcery! is all about single-playing. The title presents itself as an adventure gamebook series t... [read more >>] The original Zeno Clash delivered a truly unique experience back in 2009 when it was released as a first-person brawler with a special world and some never-before-seen characters. Now, after four years, Chilean developer Ace Team is back with Zeno Clash 2, a sequel that promises to continue the story, whil... [read more >>] The first time I died in Don’t Starve it was at the hands of a pig, who apparently has a number of homes in the woods, and it was mainly my fault: I did not yet understand the fact that I needed to click once for each swing of my axe.This game is not about success or even about progress, this is an ex... [read more >>] I love turn-based strategy because it gives players time to ponder their decisions and because almost all choices open up new avenues of action, new ways to interact with the game world and progress towards a goal.
Eador – Masters of the Broken World is an example of the potential of the genre, but a... [read more >>] |
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