Category: PC Games
Driver San Francisco Review
Driver: San Francisco – Disappointment. Driver’s graphics are really kind of sub-par. For a game released only a few months ago (end of August), it is just disappointing. Cranked all the way up the graphics aren’t better than something you
Battlefield 3 Open Beta First Thoughts Review
Everyone that likes these games has been waiting on the new Battlefield 3 to come out. There is an open beta that launched today, you can check it out by going to www.origin.com and clicking on the big promo for
Battlefield Bad Company 2: Vietnam Expansion Review
The Battlefield Bad Company 2 Vietnam Expansion is a pretty large expansion and well worth the $15. You get more maps, weapons, driveables/flyables, but it’s fits into the BC2 seperately. So it’s almost like a different game as well. The
LEGO Universe Review
LEGO Universe has been officially out for a few days now, but for many, the launch was mostly symbolic. Players who pre-ordered the game had access as early as the 8th of October, more than a fortnight before launch. I
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 Review
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 is immediately engaging. It’s strikingly beautiful, with fantastic vistas and superb character animations. Sadly though, its pretty face can only carry it so far when the rest of the game is comparatively weak. Repetitious
Amnesia: The Dark Descent Review
True survival horror games are rare these days. Games like Dead Space and the most recent Resident Evil titles can be scary but tend to be just as focused on action as they are on atmosphere. In Frictional Games’ Amnesia:
Mafia II Review
Mafia II is upon us and ushering in a new era of wise guys and made men. If you’ve been waiting for this one, there is good news – the game is fun. Having shootouts in bars while bottles explode
Razor 2: Hidden Skies Review
Razor2: Hidden Skies makes no apologies for its adherence to classic shoot-’em-up formulas. Drop an upgradable ship into a top-down sci-fi shooter, throw a zillion enemies and bullets onto the screen, and challenge the player to balance the equally fine
StarCraft II Wings of Liberty Review
In StarCraft II, it’s still the Terrans, Zerg, and Protoss clashing against each other, and you’re still mining minerals with SCVs, Drones, and Probes and pulling Vespene Gas from the ground to fuel production. It’s a classic style of real-time
Need for Speed World Review
We rarely do reviews for free-to-play games, but occasionally a game comes along that masquerades under the free-to-play banner, but whose limitations for non-paying players are such that the game might as well just have a price tag on it.
