Super Cat Bros. Brings Platforming to Smartphones
This week Billy is checking out a platformer called Super Cat Bros. that tries its best to emulate a SNES-era game, but does it succeed?
Category Archives: Reviews
Diablo III: Rise of the Necromancer Expansion Adds New Life
Diablo III may be a five-year-old game, but Blizzard is still supporting it with brand new content, including the just-released Necromancer class DLC. If you stopped playing Diablo III, now is the time to jump back in. The Necromancer is amazing.
Battle With a Medieval Steampunk Mech in Acaratus
Battle against the forces of emperor Helios in your very own customized mechanized steampunk battle suit in the turn based RPG game Acaratus. Use cards to boost mech abilities on the battlefield as you gain new allies in a medieval setting. Come follow Adina and win back the people from Helios.
Great Times On the Graveyard Shift
It’s time for haunted fun with Graveyard Shift, a debut novel from Michael Haspil featuring an ancient mummy and a Roman vampire working as vice cops, keeping their city safe from other undead and hordes of evil monsters.
Stormblood Expansion Heats Up Final Fantasy XIV
Plenty of heroic battles and supreme storytelling await players in the Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood expansion. Each new area slowly builds tension and atmosphere, until finally presenting the epic final battle at the end of the 4.0 storyline.
Snoopy Pop is a Pleasant Puzzle Game
This week our Time Waster is hanging out with the gang from Peanuts in the new match-three mobile game called Snoopy Pop.
Beautiful Vehicular Manslaughter in Crossout MMO Beta
It’s a post-apocalyptic world and you are a survivor. But to stay alive, you must build a worthy road warrior vehicle to destroy everyone that stands in your way. This is Crossout, a brand new vehicle-based MMO that is already attracting millions of players. We dive into the beta to put a little rubber on the road, and some punks to the curve.
Deadly Fun with Super Rude Bear Resurrection
One of the most unusual games we’ve played in a while, Super Rude Bear Resurrection challenges a bear from East London to use speed, stamina, and piles and piles of his own corpses to escape challenging platformer levels.
Hearts and Minds Offers a Nearly Trekless Star Trek
While Star Trek: The Next Generation: Hearts and Minds is a good overall story, calling it a Star Trek tale is a bit disingenuous. Even Picard, who graces the cover, is barely window dressing for the story.
Drifting Lands: A Clever RPG Disguised as a Shump
The core gameplay of Drifting Lands is addicting and highly satisfying, with surprisingly deep role-playing elements just below the surface of what at first appears to be a slick and dazzling shoot-em-up packed with heart-pounding action and explosions.