SkyGoblin’s premier adventure attempts to nail the point-and-click sweet spot we all remember from the late ’90s. Did they succeed, or miss the mark completely? Find out in our in-depth review.
Review: Snark Busters: High Society (PC)
14 May 2012 By Leave a Comment
This week’s game from Alawar Entertainment’s stables is a slight twist on the classic hidden-object formula, with a story about love and treachery set in a steampunk world.
Review: Legend of Grimrock (PC)
10 May 2012 By 3 Comments
Chad grabs a torch to light his way as he descends into the depths of Almost Human’s new dungeon crawler.
Review: Criminal Minds (PC)
9 May 2012 By Leave a Comment
Lucy Evans has enlisted in the Behavioral Analysis Unit of the FBI and is on the case with Legacy Interactive’s Criminal Minds game. Does it crack the case?
Review: Weather Lord (PC)
1 May 2012 By Leave a Comment
Weather Lord is a time-management sim that wants to rock you like a hurricane, but instead comes across as the calm before the storm. Check out our review.
Review: Tribes: Ascend (PC)
14 April 2012 By 13 Comments
Warning: Tribes Ascend will have you weak at the knees with enjoyment. Read only if you like excitement and exhilaration from your video games.
Review: Alice and the Magic Gardens (PC)
8 April 2012 By 1 Comment
Who would have thought saving the world would involve so much fruit? Read our review to see if Alice and the Magic Gardens is a fruit smoothie or a gone-off plum.
Review: House of 1,000 Doors: The Palm of Zoroaster (PC)
2 April 2012 By Leave a Comment
Kate Reed has been called back to the House of 1,000 Doors. Find out whether it’s worth accompanying her on her globe-spanning quest this time around.
Review: New Yankee in King Arthur’s Court (PC)
2 April 2012 By Leave a Comment
Is New Yankee in King Arthur’s Court worthy of being crowned ruler of the land or should it be locked up in the dungeon?
Review: Total War: Shogun 2 – Fall of the Samurai (PC)
28 March 2012 By Leave a Comment
Daniel looks at all the new features of Fall of the Samurai after a long playthrough. Can it live up to its parent, though?
