Need for Speed: Nitro Review EA have been doing some strange things with the Need for Speed series lately. Many gamers associated the title with fast-paced, arcade racer gameplay, which naturally left a lot of them puzzled when the developers decided to move towards a more realisti...
Fight Night Round 4 Review Fight Night Round 4 is the fourth installment in EA's highly successful Fight Night boxing franchise, offering even more captivating gameplay, better graphics, as well as even more licensed real-life boxers than before. Considering all of its qualities ...
Resident Evil 5 Review You can hardly have an excuse for not having heard of the Resident Evil franchise at least once in your life – it's a hugely popular and successful one, which started out from a series of console games and was later made into a movie with several sequel...
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Review Ninja Gaiden is widely recognized as one of the most difficult games in the history of gaming. The original may be decades old, but it still causes some of the older gamers to remember the endless hours spent trying to pass one single level. Of course, ...
Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Ris... Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising, as a sequel to a mildly successful game, had to make a good impression on gamers to redeem the mistakes that were made in its predecessor. And for the most part, the developers have succeeded – even though the game...
Tony Hawk: Ride Review When it comes to skating games, there's generally one well-known leader – the Tony Hawk series. Named after one of the most prominent practitioners of the sport, the series has seen great success and popularity among gamers, delivering a unique arcade e...
Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny Review The “Soul” series of fighting games are known among most gamers for several things – the unique combat system, where each character fights in their own different style, and the various cameo appearances by popular culture characters. Soul Calibur: Broke...
New Super Mario Bros. Wii Review Many of us grew up with the exploits of Mario and Luigi, controlling them with a joystick in our hands. The series' popularity is phenomenal, and even non-gamers can easily recognize the characters nowadays. The newest game in the franchise, Super Mario...
MotorStorm: Arctic Edge Review MotorStorm: Arctic Edge continues the successful MotorStorm series, though with several changes – most noticeably, it's been developed by a different studio, and is no longer available for the PS3, having come out for the PS2 and PSP instead. Still, thi...
Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Sto... A while ago, the developers of the Mario series realized they couldn't just keep repeating the same old platformer formula over and over again and hope to keep players interested – so they expanded the franchise into other genres, such as racing games a...
The Sims 3: Ambitions Review We don't think anybody expected The Sims to become so popular before the first game came out. And the success it reached can hardly be compared to anything else – since the game series is, literally, the most commercially successful one in the history o...
MAG Review First person shooters have been growing in all aspects since the genre first came to be – better graphics, better AI for the enemies, more explosions, etc – but the one thing that has always been slow to progress, has been the limit on player numbers. D...
Metal Drift Review Metal Drift is a fast-paced combination of racing and shooting action, all set in a competitive online environment. The game features a unique and innovative setting, lots of room for experimentation by the player, and last but not least, captivating st...
Painkiller: Resurrection Review Those of us who sometimes crave for the good old days of mowing down mindless hordes of demonic enemies a la Doom were left highly satisfied with the Painkiller series. It encompassed everything gamers loved about the fast-paced action style of the past...
Eschalon: Book II Review The first Eschalon game came from an unknown developer, Basilisk Games, and it managed to build a good reputation for the small indie company. And now, with the release of the second installment in the series, Eschalon: Book II, they're surely on their ...
Still Life 2 Review When Still Life came out some years ago, it left fans hugely divided in their reactions to the game – on one hand, mostly everyone was impressed with how well the game had been designed; on the other, its ending left many to criticize it and according t...
Prison Break: The Conspiracy Review Various TV shows have had their own video games, and not all of them have enjoyed great success. Prison Break, being one of the best-known series on television nowadays, was bound to get one sooner or later – and many fans of the show were worried if th...
Rabbids Go Home Review Rayman fans are probably all too familiar with the Rabbids, the primary antagonists in all of the Rayman games. The pesky, insane creatures did their best to make life as hard as possible for your favorite character in his games, and their popularity am...
Rock Band Unplugged Review The Rock Band games have been so successful among players, both casual and more hardcore, that many developers have been left pulling out their hairs for not having thought of the idea sooner. The franchise is now moving away from its traditional platfo...
Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis Review It's very reassuring to see a quality adventure show up every now and then, especially of the good old point-and-click style. Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis is the sequel to a mildly successful title, which even though didn't bring anything new to the g...
The Conduit Review Wii shooters seem to be rather hard to get right – most of the results we've seen so far haven't been that impressive, with the exception of some classic titles like Metroid 3 and MoH: Heroes 2. When a shooter for that particular console fails, most tim...
Fallen Earth Review The MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online) games genre has been primarily dominated by fantasy and space themes. Thus, it really sparked our interest when we heard of a new MMO title coming out with a post-apocalyptic theme. Knowing the success of some titl...
Prototype Review Prototype is a very innovative sandbox action game. Spanning over an entire city much like GTA and Mirror's Edge, it offers a very unique style of play that also proves to be highly addictive. Its intricate single player story adds up to the experience ...
Order of War Review Order of War is a real-time strategy based on World War 2, a popular setting for games lately. That doesn't stop Order of War from being very unique in some of its aspects though, and a lot of players are enjoying it today both for its single player cam...
Red Faction: Guerrilla Review When the first Red Faction came out a few years ago, it made a great impression on the crowds thanks to the capabilities of its Geo-Mod engine – at that time, it was the first ever shooter to offer completely destructible environments. And we're not tal...
Ninja Blade Review When you hear “ninja” or “zombie” in relation to a video game, you probably immediately make a subconscious association with cliched plots and overused scenarios. And while it's true that ninjas and zombies as a plot device have been pretty much exhaust...
Naughty Bear Review There are some games where you simply have to get over the idea that you're playing something with a weird premise, and need to adjust for a while before you start liking it. Naughty Bear is one of those games, with a style and setting that are somewhat...