Review: Madden NFL 12
tackles have definitely been turned up to 11 this year…
Reviews
Review: Ico & Shadow of the Colossus HD
it’s just one of those games that grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go…
Review: God of War Collection Volume 2
there are always new and exciting ways to spill blood and remove body parts…
Review: El Shaddai – Ascension of the Metatron
what tends to happen is that you struggle away with some puzzle or monster while he chats to God on his mobile phone…
Review: Warhammer 40k Space Marine
it really gives you the feeling of being this unstoppable Space Marine…
Review: Dead Island
Dead Island has slipped into its favourite Hawaiian shirt and turned into something very enjoyable…
Review: Bodycount
At its very base level its Serious Sam, but without all the things that made Serious Sam fun…
Review: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Sneak past a few guards or just blow them up with a grenade? As with most things here, it’s your call…
Review: Section 8 Prejudice (PS3)
get your head round what’s going on and things start to click…
Review: LA Noire with Rockstar Pass
The game’s fantastic originality is clearly a massive reason for the game’s pre and post release success…
Review: Transformers Dark of the Moon
it’s a good game, but it could have been a great game…
Book Review: Bioshock Rapture
Power struggles, defection, addiction and the impossible task of creating a totally free world all twist and turn…
Review: LIMBO
You owe it to yourself to give Limbo a go…
Review: Alice – Madness Returns
Madness Returns might well be based on characters from a children’s book but this certainly isn’t a game for little kids…
Review: Ape Escape (Move)
Plot = catch apes. A lot…
Review: Shadows of the Damned
Grasshopper have come up with exactly that key extra: knob gags…
Review: Mortal Kombat
Sound effects make a big difference here with each bone broken, organ pureed and pool of vomit induced feeling satisfyingly crunchy, squelchy or splattery…
Review: Red Faction Armageddon
Red Faction is famed for it’s destroyable environments and this game is no different…
Review: Duke Nukem Forever
It’s not every day a game is released whose development has spanned three decades…