Bloody and violent video of fury mode’s melee in Warhammer 40K : Space Marine. Look for the review coming soon from Levelsave.com
9BloodRayne : Betrayal – Nothing Like I Expected
Blood Rayne: Betrayal is a brutal side scroller not meant for the weak of heart. When I first heard about it I expected a very pretty Castlevania like game but instead received a punishingly hard old school style game that was more in the vein of Mega Man Zero. Rayne, the main character, can dole out the punishment with her various bladed accoutrements and then move nimbly across the environment as well, a skill you will be forced to master. This game will bite you, chew you...
8From Dust – The Breath Guides Us
The Breath: It guides us through life on our journey to discover the hidden secrets of the ancients. The breath guides us just as we guide it. This is the story of the Ancients. This is the story of The Breath. This is the story of From Dust. Right from the get-go From Dust doesn’t give you much of a story to go on. You play as what the game calls The Breath – the God of the game. You have the ability to pick up and control the elements of sand, water, and lava...
Epic Games Not So “Epic” with Social Media
For the past few, Epic Games has been releasing buckets upon buckets of information weekly, (what achievements unlock what in-game unlocks, what retailer pre-order’s get you what, etc.) along with releasing two new “alternate reality” games (using that term lightly.) The first is a “Wall of Brotherhood,” an interactive ‘wall’ chronicling the past, present, and future of the men and woman of the Gears of War fiction and an interactive “COG Codes,”...
7El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron Review– Blinded by the Light
Have you ever wanted to hunt down Fallen Angels that possess unimaginable power. Aided by weapons and armor granted to you by God himself? No? Well anyways, now you can live that fantasy out. You’ll play as Enoch through the course of El Shaddai. A human given the herculean task of saving the world from a “Great Flood.” In order to do so he must defeat and purify the Grigori, a sect of Fallen Angels who were, at one time, tasked with protecting the Earth...
Color Puzzles Meets Ecco the Dolphin in Coloropus
“Color does matter.” That’s the first impression that I got when I saw the gameplay video. I downloaded Ecco the Dolphin 1 and 2 via Virtual Console on the Wii a while back so I still remember how it plays. As Ecco, you’re a lost dolphin trying to find your family through these underwater mazes. You use common sense and natural weapons to get through tight spaces, enemies and blockages. Coloropus doesn’t look too much different in the...
9Catherine Review – Is Love Really Over?
Golf clap for Atlus, seriously. This is easily one of the most enjoyable and addictive games so far this year. Catherine is completly done in anime. Most of it is done in superb 3D rendering. That easily puts the 2D cut-scenes to shame. Although, there will be some fans out there that appreciate some of the 2D cut-scenes. The game begins with you playing as Vincent. Stuck in a freakshow of a nightmare with himself being part sheep, as well as being surrouned by...
Leela Announced for Kinect and Wii
World renowned author and expert of mind-body wellness Deepak Chopra is bringing meditation, stretching, total body movements and even deep breathing excercises for relaxation and wellness. Leela is based on the concept of the Seven Chakras and very loosely, if at all, fits the term “video game.” While “playing” through Leela you’ll be challenged with mastering the chakras with each new chakra increasing in difficulty. You may start where...
7Dead Block – Almost as Fun as the Real Zombie Apocalypse
It’s arrived! A flood of rotten flesh, the Undead! They’re coming after the living and they won’t stop until all living flesh has been consumed! Be prepared, because they’re bringing total devastation! Imagine, we’re in the 1950’s and the evil beat of “Rock ‘N’ Roll” has brought the dead back to life. Back to life they’ve come with an unsatiable hunger for the living. We’re not doomed yet, three...
6.5Dead Block Review – Not as Fun as a Real Zombie Apocalypse
Imagine, we’re in the 1950’s and the evil beat of “Rock ‘N’ Roll” has brought the dead back to life. Back to life they’ve come with an unsatiable hunger for the living. We’re not doomed yet, three unlikely heroes arise. A burly construction worker that excels at impenetrable blockades, Jack Foster. Mike Bacon, a chubby boy scout that attacks with a frying pan, hamburgers and….poo. Last but not least, is Foxy Jones...
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