7.5/10 – It's hard being a Sim. Stuck in the same old boring dead-end job, you have a few kids and you fall dead after you discover your architect put walls around your pool. That's why we have Expansion Packs. So your Sims can discover so much more to ...
“This ain’t no place for no hero.” Set to the tune of Short Change Hero by The Heavy, Borderlands 2 opens with a sleek cinematic that perfectly captures the game’s personality. There’s the iconic Skag creature and there are bandits.
7/10 – It’s been a while since game companies have used the word ‘expansion’. It’s always DLC, and we’ve all been gamers long enough to know that DLC is typically an extra skin, or a new weapon, or if you’re lucky – a whole new mission.
We gave Cinders a spin today and WOW. It was amazing, though this comes from a text-based/point-and-click adventure lover. Here are our thoughts on it.
7.5/10 – Was the 12-year wait for the third game in Blizzard's Diablo franchise worth it? Stay a while and listen to Mary-Anne, as she shares her own story and experience with the game.
5/10 – I don't play real-time strategy games as much as I play turn-based strategy games, because things that happen in real-time stresses me out, so RTS games need a bit more effort to convince me which, sadly, Confrontation couldn't do.
In part two of our World of Tanks review, we’ll be exploring the customisation of your tanks, and how WoT stands up in the eyes of the discerning Southeast Asian MMO player!
World of Tanks (WoT) is such an in-depth game, we’ve decided to split the review into two parts. In this first section, we’ll be covering the premise of the game as well as the basics of its gameplay.
8.0/10 – I've been a fan of point-and-click adventures ever since playing some obscure DOS game series titled (I think) Wallaby Jack. So you can imagine my delight when The Whispered World popped up for sale on a GOG.com e-mailer.