Category: PC
Welcome to the walking nightmare… you are immediately placed in a car as a man in need of a better lawyer. You are Lee Everett, who is headed out of Atlanta in the back seat of a police car. The… Read More »
Prototype 2 is an open world game set in New York City. Feel like you heard this idea before? You have, and it’s not just from the first Prototype game. While Prototype 2 doesn’t use completely original material, its failure… Read More »
The time has come for the flagship science fiction RPG from Bioware to reach its finale. There is a bit of fear and anticipation in the air regarding how it will culminate. The fear of it all is that it… Read More »
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning was not high on my list of games for the year. I saw it was being made by the lead designer of Oblivion, and thought, “Great, here come the Bethesda clones.” But I was interested by… Read More »
The first Syndicate gave players full control over a slew of murderous assassins. Using more than just force to get the job done, players could persuade, kill, and capture key targets. It is heralded to many as one of the… Read More »
Sports games are always interesting to tackle. They come out every year, and sometimes, only feature new rosters and a few new stadiums. You always have to ask yourself if the latest iteration is worth your hard-earned cash. I admit… Read More »
Saints Row, its lude, crude, funny and can be amazing amounts of fun. Not one of the games in the series has ever taken itself too seriously. Taking place in a fictional open world environment, where absolute insanity rules… Read More »
In a season of epic sequels and serious gameplay, it’s time for a break from all the “We have to save our world or die” games and have a “OH MY SHIT THIS IS RIDICULOUS” game. Enter Saints Row: The… Read More »
Elder Scrolls… that is all. Just kidding… it’s been a very long time since Oblivion has come out. It was the pioneer game for Bethesda to continue creating open world RPG’s. Without it we would not have the beloved Fallout… Read More »
The battle for war always seems to be the same in video games. It’s the race for a nuclear weapon that looks to devastate some major city in some way. I wish for the life of me that I could… Read More »
