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Nowadays, all new triple-A titles are a rare sight, so Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, coming from 38 Studios and Big Huge Games, definitely stands out from the array of sequels or reboots that are arriving on the market. Throw in the fact that it’s masterminded by Elder Scrolls designer Ken Rolston,... |
10 February 2012 09:11 GMT |
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As men stand shoulder to shoulder, pikes ready, I find myself thinking about how much pain someone can feel when ripped apart by a flying demon-bird. This is the sort of question that King Arthur II – The Role-Playing Wargame brings to the mind of a gamer who knows a little too much about how a weapon can rip t... |
8 February 2012 18:31 GMT |
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Seeing as how we’re faced with another small game drought, as no big developer or publisher wants to release titles this close to the beginning of the year, Hitbox Team has decided to trump the trend and has just deployed Dustforce on the PC.
The game focuses on a team of four janitors that need to navigate al... |
25 January 2012 08:31 GMT |
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Super Crossfire is a title made by Radian Games that was recently a part of the Indie Royale New Year Bundle, alongside other impressive independent games. Promising to innovate on the traditional arcade shooter genre by allowing your ship to teleport from the bottom of the screen to the top, and vice-versa, t... |
20 January 2012 08:25 GMT |
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In the last half of 2011 we were flooded with an array of high quality download games, ranging from truly stunning ones, like Bastion, to impressive titles like Orcs Must Die. Now, after a bit of a delay, it’s time we took a look at Recoil Games’ Rochard, a sidescrolling platformer with various physics-ba... |
13 January 2012 09:21 GMT |
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While it may be hard to believe for quite a lot of older gamers, over 10 years separate us from the initial release of the iconic Grand Theft Auto III, a title that pretty much changed the way we view open world titles, as well as games in general.
Now, as a testament to how much technology, not just games, has prog... |
6 January 2012 09:21 GMT |
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The Anno series started life deep in medieval times and players were tasked with guiding the destinies of some rather cute villagers, building up their stocks of resources and making sure that they had the most comfortable lives possible given the situation of the civilization at the time. The game had overall object... |
29 December 2011 08:41 GMT |
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I bought Trine a while ago during a Steam sale but neglected it for quite some time. After hearing that the sequel is coming, I tried it out to see if it’s worth getting excited about its successor. That was probably one of the best decisions I made last summer, as its top notch platforming and puzzles delighte... |
17 December 2011 05:01 GMT |
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How long can a series get by on sheer exploitation of nostalgia intermingled with an appreciation of speed? If you believe that respecting the pat and repackaging it for a new generation is OK and you have good reflexes you will probably enjoy Sonic Generations, the new platformer from publisher SEGA and the develope... |
15 December 2011 08:31 GMT |
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I liked the original Assassin’s Creed, was amazed by Assassin’s Creed II, and loved Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood. Now, Ubisoft and its array of studios have come up with Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, the game that promises to close the loose trilogy of games that focused on Italian assassin ... |
2 December 2011 08:51 GMT |
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I skipped over the original Saints Row back in 2006 mainly because I was still in love with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. In 2008, however, I enjoyed Saints Row 2, largely because it offered something that GTA IV didn’t really have: pure mindless fun, even if it was a pain to play on a PC. Now, with Saints ... |
25 November 2011 08:31 GMT |
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I grew up with the Need for Speed franchise, first experiencing the racing series with the stunning NFS 5: Porsche Unleashed. After that, I didn’t miss any entry in the series. Sadly, as much as I enjoyed titles like Underground 1 and 2, not to mention the stunning Most Wanted, the newer iterations, like the il... |
21 November 2011 09:01 GMT |
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I have reached Windhelm for the first time and I can feel my weary bones aching for some fire and some good drink and food, preferably in the company of a bard and some townsfolk. After some R&R I also plan to visit the local merchants and dump some of the useless loot that clogs my inventory and see if maybe they ha... |
17 November 2011 09:39 GMT |
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In recent times we’ve been hearing how smartphones and tablets in particular are going to eclipse traditional gaming platforms, including handhelds like the PSP or Nintendo 3DS, or even consoles like the PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360, not just through their versatility but also through their power. Still, we hav... |
14 November 2011 09:11 GMT |
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Without a doubt one of the biggest releases of the year is Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, at least if you factor in the millions of dollars spent by Activision hyping it up and making sure that every gamer knows it's coming. With the promise of continuing the story set up in the first Modern Warfare, of addi... |
11 November 2011 09:41 GMT |
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When I first encountered my first Heroes of Might & Magic game I was probably 13 years old and it was awe inspiring, more complex than anything else I could play on my home computer, much more difficult to understand than Dune 2. I was always on my back heel and every victory felt earned. Then I got my hands on Heroe... |
3 November 2011 08:28 GMT |
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This year we’ve seen the release of quite a lot of blockbuster games but many shooter fans have no doubt anticipated Battlefield 3 the most, the next installment in DICE’s very successful series, and one of the few franchises from Electronic Arts that might stand a chance against Activision’s Call o... |
28 October 2011 10:41 GMT |
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I love Liverpool. I am young and have not known them during their glory days, the 70's and the 80's (i was barely old enough to walk) but ever since I saw the first televised matches from England I begun loving this team and my respect for them only grew during the early part of the previous decade.This yea... |
26 October 2011 10:41 GMT |
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Orcs Must Die is the peculiarly named first project from studio Robot Entertainment, made out of veterans from the long running Ensemble Studios group, which brought PC gamers the award winning Age of Empires franchise, not to mention the Halo Wars real time strategy title for the Xbox 360.
As you can tell by its ... |
17 October 2011 09:01 GMT |
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Give a Western gamer a strategy map and the option to recruit armies and he will go on a killing spree and try to fight his way to domination. Paradox Interactive, through its grand strategy game like Europa Universalis and Victoria, has sought to take the focus away from pure warfare and move it towards economy, dip... |
14 October 2011 07:26 GMT |
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