This video delves deeper into the relationship between Amy and Lana, the main characters who find themselves in the small town of Silver City.
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Video : Relationship – Amy Gameplay Video
Posted by Rishi on November 7th, 2011
Posted in Genres, PC, Platform, Strategy, Videos 
Tags: Gameplay, Relationship - Amy, Video 
No Comments »Review : Dungeon Defenders
Posted by Rishi on November 4th, 2011
You’ve probably heard this sort of statement made about certain games, but I mean it: you need to play Dungeon Defenders with other people. Sure, you could struggle alone and fail repeatedly across the many levels and risk missing the core of the game, but if you gather some friends for local co-op, or even go online [...]
Review : 1950′s Lawnmower Kids
Posted by Rishi on November 4th, 2011
This is the latest DSiWare game from Zordix, the studio that previously brought us Valet Parking 1989. Like that last game, this one pairs a bygone era with a thankless job to create a fun gameplay scenario. Unlike the last one, though, this release doesn’t manage to elevate its choice of activity to feeling like anything more [...]
Posted in 3DS, Genres, Platform, Reviews, Strategy Tags: 1950's Lawnmower Kids, Review No Comments »Review: Orcs Must Die
Posted by Rishi on October 31st, 2011
Tower defense games can sometimes feel like passive experiences. Mostly because there’s usually a downtime after setting up your defenses during which all you can do is sit back and watch, but also because there’s very little you can do to correct your mistakes once they’ve become apparent. Orcs Must Die masterfully solves both of [...]
Review : Dead Block
Posted by Rishi on October 20th, 2011
The Good Enjoyable array of booby traps. The Bad Majority of gameplay consists of the same repetitive actions When you are doing great, it’s boring When you are doing poorly, it’s frustrating Timing-based minigames hampered by delay. It’s no secret that the zombie apocalypse has been in vogue for the past few years and experiencing [...]
Review : Dead Block
Posted by Rishi on October 14th, 2011
Dead Block fills the zombie apocalypse with rampant vandalism and ingenious booby traps, yet somehow the result is exceedingly dull. The Good Enjoyable array of booby traps. The Bad Majority of gameplay consists of the same repetitive actions When you are doing great, it’s boring When you are doing poorly, it’s frustrating Timing-based minigames hampered [...]
Review : Frozen Synapse
Posted by Rishi on October 14th, 2011
Frozen Synapse is a great turn-based game with stirring tactical multiplayer battles that reward clever thinking. The Good Engrossing tactical gameplay Exhilarating, addictive multiplayer Massive single-player campaign Pleasant electronica soundtrack. The Bad Auto-matches can leave you at the mercy of grizzled veterans. Frozen Synapse is a turn-based game with a distinctly tactical focus and thrilling [...]
Review : Eufloria
Posted by Rishi on October 14th, 2011
Eufloria offers a unique real-time strategy experience that stumbles just shy of greatness. The Good Fantastic ambiance Simple to pick up Major improvements over PC version. The Bad Unbalanced difficulty Overly repetitive. Looking at screenshots or video of Eufloria, you may find it tough to tell exactly what kind of game it is, or if [...]
Posted by Rishi on October 14th, 2011
Worms: Ultimate Mayhem delivers a high quantity of underwhelming content that does nothing to improve the 3D Worms experience. The Good Lots of content Fun with friends Many options let you play how you want. The Bad Load times are too long Camera isn’t great Menu navigation can be a pain with a gamepad. [...]
Posted in Genres, Platform, Reviews, Strategy, Xbox 360 Tags: Review, Worms Ultimate Mayhem No Comments »Review : Eufloria
Posted by Rishi on October 11th, 2011
Sometimes you hear about a new game coming out and the concept behind it sounds like something plucked from your wildest dreams. It’s as if the lead designer was a fly on your wall one night when you were carrying on with your friends about how cool it would be if “some company made a [...]
