Reviewed on 04/01/13 by Derrick Bitner
(PlayStation Network (Vita), Wii U, Wii U, PlayStation Network (PS3), Mac, Xbox Live Marketplace, PC)
A physics fueled mess that provides more frustration than fascination.
Reviewed on 02/12/13 by Oliver Carder
Reviewed on 01/28/13 by Andre Segers
(Wii U, Wii U, Mac, PC)
A charmingly sinister game that’s light on gameplay, but big on story.
Reviewed on 01/10/13 by Oliver Carder
Reviewed on 01/05/13 by Oliver Carder
(PlayStation Network (Vita), PlayStation Vita, Wii U, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Dumb name, great game
Reviewed on 12/07/12 by Derrick Bitner
Reviewed on 07/13/12 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
(Android, iPad, Mac, Xbox Live Marketplace, iPhone, PC)
A fun, if repetitive, return to the world of Penny Arcade.
Reviewed on 06/29/12 by Derrick Bitner
(PlayStation Network (PS3), Mac, Xbox Live Marketplace, iPhone, PC)
A great adaptation that focuses more on the humans than the zombies.
Reviewed on 04/26/12 by Derrick Bitner
Reviewed on 11/23/11 by Alex Pieschel
Reviewed on 11/04/11 by Derrick Bitner
(Mac, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Whether on the road or part of a legend, it's surprisingly fun.
Reviewed on 10/27/11 by Derrick Bitner
Reviewed on 10/03/11 by Wesley Ruscher
(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
An enthralling story, an awesome world; a few small flaws aside, Deus Ex: Human Revolution is how I wish a game to be.
Reviewed on 09/11/11 by Jan Steinhauser
Reviewed on 08/04/11 by Wesley Ruscher
(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A brilliant concept mostly held back by a lack of polish and some not terribly unique game design.
Reviewed on 07/07/11 by Parjanya Holtz
(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Excellent destruction hampered by uninspired narrative
Reviewed on 07/01/11 by Alex Pieschel
(PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Breaking chess mechanics is a little bit more fun against a human opponent
Reviewed on 06/17/11 by Jan Steinhauser
Reviewed on 06/01/11 by Wesley Ruscher
(PC)
Despite its flaws, this is an awesome RPG every PC gamer is obliged to own.
Reviewed on 05/31/11 by Jan Steinhauser
(Mac, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
As brilliant as the British are funny. A near perfect follow-up to 2007's classic.
Reviewed on 04/19/11 by Andre Segers
Reviewed on 03/28/11 by Alex Pieschel
Reviewed on 03/01/11 by Wesley Ruscher
(iPad, PlayStation Network (PS3), Mac, PC)
A fun continuation that doesn't quite reach 88mph.
Reviewed on 02/18/11 by Derrick Bitner
(Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Learn a lesson from “Millionaire” and make sure to phone a friend.
Reviewed on 02/08/11 by Micah Seff
(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
There's a huge world here, but not enough incentive to explore it.
Reviewed on 02/04/11 by Alex Pieschel
(PSP, Nintendo DS, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Focus on the lightcycles. Everything else is secondary.
Reviewed on 01/14/11 by Alex Skjong
(iPad, PlayStation Network (PS3), Mac, PC)
Back to the Future returns and proves that it still has plenty of stories to tell.
Reviewed on 12/23/10 by Derrick Bitner
(PSP, iPhone, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A focused and supremely fun return to the series' roots.
Reviewed on 11/24/10 by Derrick Bitner
(Wii Shop, Mac, Xbox Live Marketplace, PC)
EXTREMELY hard but superb platforming with super tight controls!
Reviewed on 11/01/10 by Thomas Arnold
(PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
The dark side is strong with this one.
Reviewed on 10/29/10 by Derrick Bitner
Reviewed on 10/18/10 by Wesley Ruscher
Reviewed on 09/10/10 by Derrick Bitner
Reviewed on 08/27/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
(PlayStation Network (PS3), PC)
Like the Rabbit of Caerbannog, this collection is deadlier than it seems.
Reviewed on 08/16/10 by Wesley Ruscher
(Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Finally a Transformers game in its Prime.
Reviewed on 07/12/10 by Derrick Bitner
(PlayStation Network (PSP), PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A shoddy camera sends Iron Man straight to the scrapheap
Reviewed on 06/23/10 by Wesley Ruscher
(PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
There's still a spark left for this awesome opossum.
Reviewed on 06/07/10 by Wesley Ruscher
(PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
That Prince can move, baby!
Reviewed on 05/21/10 by Derrick Bitner
Reviewed on 05/17/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
(Nintendo DS, PC, Xbox 360)
Double the players, double the fun.
Reviewed on 05/11/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
(Wii Shop, Mac, PC)
Studio Pixel's handmade love letter to 2D gaming comes to brilliant life on the Wii.
Reviewed on 04/16/10 by Micah Seff
Reviewed on 03/16/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
Reviewed on 03/16/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
It hardly soars through the air. Instead it merely fizzles above the ground.
Reviewed on 03/16/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos
Reviewed on 03/10/10 by Simon Cobb
