I’m always looking for a new strategy game I can sink dozens of hours into and for the last couple of weeks that game has been Horizon. Developed by L3O and published by Iceberg Interactive, Horizon is a turn-based space strategy game. Following up my interest in StarDrive, I turned to Horizon. Does Horizon offer those hours upon hours of gameplay that a strategy should offer? Yes. You’ll choose from one of ten races. You can choose the technological level you...
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Review: Adventure Park – Wins Worst Park Award
Adventure Park is just what you may think it is, a theme park management simulator in the same vein as Roller Coaster Tycoon. It has everything you’d expect in a theme park simulator, its got your roller coasters, your stand alone rides, mazes, drink and food stands, themed decorations and more. With Adventure Park providing you with all you’d expect from this type of simulator, does it pull it altogether to give you those dozens (hopefully) of hours of gameplay...
Review: Peggle 2 – Ode to Joy
Peggle is back, and it really is better than ever. The formula is all the same: shoot your balls and hit the pegs in a great mashup of plinko and strategy. You aim your shots and shoot your balls, gaining points and multipliers for every peg you remove. The goal is to remove all of the orange pegs from your board and get the highest score you can without running out of balls. With very little core gameplay changes, aside from the addition of new “armored pegs”...
Review: LocoCycle – Keep on Trikin’
LocoCycle is the first next-gen game from the brilliant minds over at Twisted Pixel – the team that brought the world Splosion Man, Ms. Splosion Man, The Maw, and other fan favorites on the Xbox 360. LocoCycle follows the crazy talking bike Iris and her Spanish speaking mechanic Pablo on their trip to get to the Scottsville Indiana Freedom Rally. Problem is, they’re in Nicarauga and everyone from BIG Labs – the company that made Iris) wants to kill them. Oh, and Pablo...
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...
6.5Review: Pac-Man & The Ghostly Adventures 3DS – Packin’ Pellets
Let me just get this out of the way, Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures is a silly, silly game. Don’t take that as a slight on this entertaining and at times challenging platformer, however. In this case, silly is just what the doctor ordered. Though not without its faults, of which there are a few, Namco Bandai has done a commendable job of translating the current animated series to Nintendo’s handheld. Ghostly Adventures is not Pac-Man as you know and love him...
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...
7.5Review: Girl Fight – No Scratches or Hair Pulling
At first blush you could be forgiven for dismissing Girl Fight as a shallow fighting game cashing in on cheesecake but you’d be mistaken, sort of. Girl Fight is definitely cashing in on cheesecake but also offers surprising depth in its all-girl roster of fighters. Each character sports a significant command list of combo chains and moves. As a 3D fighting game, it succeeds in feeling like some of the bigger budget games in the genre. When compared to the likes...
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...

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