In Dead Nation, you are a lone survivor who is immune to the effects of a global zombie pandemic. Your mission is to simply make it out alive and maybe find a cure along the way. Continue reading Review: Dead Nation
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Review: Badland
Badland is a highly atmospheric side-scrolling game with brightly colored steam punk backgrounds sharply contrasted with inky-silhouetted foregrounds. The goal of this game is pretty straightforward – keep your roly-poly bat birds alive. Continue reading Review: Badland
Review: Castle Ravenloft
Ever wanted to play D&D but didn’t have a DM, characters or know the rule set by heart? Castle Ravenloft, a board game that is very loosely based on the D&D 4e rule set, is here to the rescue.
Review: Fruit Ninja
Ninjas don’t party often, but when they do cut loose they prefer to do so at the beach on a moonless summer night. This easy-playing game is perfect for just such an occasion. Fruit Ninja goes well with beach balls, barbecue, star gazing, and shuriken throwing – all of which I was doing last Saturday while playing this game. Well, all except the shuriken throwing, I save that for Sundays. Continue reading Review: Fruit Ninja
Review: The Amazing Spider-man 2
The Ups:
As far as movie games go, this is pretty much just a title. The game itself only loosely follows the movie. There is a great cameo from Stan Lee and a wide variety of costumes to acquire which enhance different spider powers. The combat system is pretty fluid and makes you feel very Spider-man like (as opposed to a brawler like Wolverine). I only played for 3 hours so I can’t say how the overall game would progress but it has a lot of promise. Continue reading Review: The Amazing Spider-man 2