The year is 1960, World War II has long been declared over, yet the world is strange. The world is not as we know it, however, as Nazi controlled Germany has been declared victorious. You are B.J. Blazcowicz, a few hours ago you were in a mental asylum – a place you’ve called home for the past six years, trapped in your own mind after nearly being killed by the leader of the Nazi army, General Deathshed. “What about the resistance?” you ask, grasping at any small...
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Bewertung: Wolfenstein: Die neue Ordnung – Zum Mond
This is our authentic, Nazi-controlled 1960’s Germany review of Wolfenstein: The New Order. To read it in English, please follow this link. Es ist das Jahr 1960 , Zweiter Weltkrieg schon lange beendet erklärt worden , doch die Welt ist seltsam. Die Welt ist nicht, wie wir es kennen, aber, wie Nazi- Deutschland kontrolliert wurde zum Sieger erklärt . Sie sind BJ Blazcowicz , vor ein paar Stunden, die Sie in einer Irrenanstalt waren – ein Ort, den Sie haben, zu...
Review: Trials Fusion
*Note: The game in question was reviewed with an Xbox 360 copy, other platforms including Xbox One, PC or PS4 may have varying distinctions related to the content provided, significant or not. Consider this a template of what to expect in all versions and use your best judgement. There comes a point in any video game franchise where the benchmark of what a game is capable has reached its game play denouement. It is a point where one entertains the thought, “This game...
Review: Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes – Short But Sweet
Originally thought to be the next full-length installment in Konami’s long running stealth-action franchise, Ground Zeroes has since been cut down to little more than one intense rescue mission. What you’ve heard of Ground Zeroes is very true, the main campaign will last you a little under three hours, with the side missions taking up to another hour to complete. Length isn’t a slight against Snake’s latest mission however, as Ground Zeroes acts like...
Review: South Park: The Stick of Truth – Dungeons and Douchebags
In the world of South Park, Colorado, a world where everything from fourth graders tell you to f*** off, to pedophiles snapping passport photos of nude children at a photo specialists workplace, what more can happen? A lot, apparently, when the status quo of all our favorite stop-motion kids is thrown off by a rather unfamiliar and never before seen face – yours. You, the new kid in South Park, who has moved in with your parents to start a new quiet life in the small...
Review: Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures – A Ghostly Good Time
Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures is Namco-Bandai’s latest title, currently out for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii-U. Based on a television series of the same name, the game follows Pac-Man and company on a quest to return a giant gun… or something. The story isn’t one that’s truly worth paying attention to. The story is delivered to you through prerendered cutscenes shown in the style of the television show. Pac Man, being the last of the Pac-People left...
9Review: Call of Duty: Ghosts – Not That Spooky
No need for paranormal investigators, the new Call of Duty: Ghosts has been released. From the creative minds of Neversoft, Activision, Infinity Ward and Raven; Call of Duty: Ghosts is like fans have never seen. They have upgraded their game play and revamped the scenery to be more realistic and accurate. One example of this is the simple changes of the world around you. In this new game the maps that you have seen before have been almost restored and brought back to life...
Brains? More like Awesome Games
Zombies? Why, don’t mind if I do. Gamers have evolved with the growing pop culture phenomenon of zombies by introducing, since the 90’s, zombie video games. Though, more popularized now than ever before with people eating bath salts and all, one game really puts you into training mode of how to actually deal with zombies. You know, if they ever became real. How do you kill something that is already dead? Burn them? Shoot them in the head? Push them off buildings? All...
10Review: Grand Theft Auto V – Beautifully Corrupt, Elegantly Perfect
In the sun-soaked world of San Andreas, cash is king, and Rockstar North’s latest foray into the world of Grand Theft Auto, Grand Theft Auto V, sets out to prove this. Throughout the games twelve hour campaign, players will experience a wide variety of things that they’ve never seen before, drawing inspiration from the gameplay of Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption and L.A. Noire. Let’s not waste time discussing gameplay techniques, instead, let’s get right to the...
Review: Thunder Wolves – Get to the Chopper!
Most Wanted Entertainment proudly presents bitComposer’s helicopter extravaganza, Thunder Wolves, which has now landed on the PlayStation Network. Strap yourselves in and prepare for a wild aerial arcade-style action shooter. Along your flight path of destruction you will also experience varying modes of gameplay, keeping the campaign fresh and exciting as you progress including some rail-shooting and sniping segments, as well as piloting a few other vehicles. With...
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