Review: Skyrim

Want to sling lightning at dragons and engage in a drinking contest all in one game? Then come on in.

Review: Cthulhu Saves the World

One of the best JRPGs you’ll play this year.

Review: Din’s Curse

If you’re a hardcore RPG fan there’s a good chance you’re familiar with Soldak Entertainment. The studio which developed Kivi’s Underworld and Depths of Peril are back again with Din’s Curse. The new game takes a few notes ideas fromRead More »

Review: The Witcher 2

As the recently released Dragon Age II showed us, environmental design is really, really important. I use DA II to make that point because it featured some of the most bland, uninspired and repetitive landscapes I’ve seen in a recentRead More »

Mass Effect 3 delayed, will become even more shooter-centric than the previous title

BioWare announced last week that Mass Effect 3 would be pushed back until Early 2012. While that news is upsetting for fans of the franchise, EA has also noted that Mass Effect 3 is going to be even MORE focusedRead More »

Review: Dungeons

Dungeons is a curious experiment. Real-time strategy games typically follow the gather, create, destroy progression; your starting minions gather various resources, you create buildings and more powerful minions and then you seek out and destroy whatever poor sap happens toRead More »

Review: Lord of Arcana

When the demo for Lord of Arcana first hit the PlayStation Network, I was eager to try it out. Lots of controversy had been flying around the internet that the game was an attempt by Square Enix to cash inRead More »

Review: Dragon Age

These days it’s hard to find anything in the RPG genre that isn’t described as “cookie-cutter”. Lost princess, boy turned into a man during his quest or an evil empire threatening to take over the world are all cliches thatRead More »