The Neverending Road

A factor in many reviewers’ judgment of any given game is the length of time it takes for them to complete it. However, the focus often seems to be on the amount of the content rather than the quality of

Reimagining Digital Distribution

For many frequenters of gaming sites the topic in question is one that has been brought up many times: Is digital distribution the salvation of PC games? Probably, yes, but could digital distribution be taken even further? But in case

New Trailer for Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon Released!

This game possibly has the coolest subtitle for any game I’ve seen in a long time, and judging from the newly released trailer, aptly named Destruction, the game thankfully isn’t taking the subject matter all too seriously: We wanted to

Duke Nukem Does Not Cure Cancer!

Like a brilliantly cynical man once said, the only way Duke Nukem Forever would achieve any form of success, would be if it cured at least three forms of cancer. Well, after just over a decade of waiting for the

Review: Total War: Shogun 2

With their Total War games, British developer Creative Assembly have crafted some of the finest games made in the last decade. They’ve taken us from ancient Rome, medieval Europe, the Age of Enlightenment and now to Japan during the Sengoku-Jidai

Review: Frozen Synapse

Frozen Synapse is best described as a top-down turn-based tactical shooter….yeah. Kinda like a mix between Rainbow Six and Counter-Strike. It was produced by a small British indie developer, Mode 7 Games, whose only previous escapade in the video games

Ludicrous Back-Stabbing Simulator Magicka Sells Well

In the past few months you may briefly have heard about a little game called Magicka, which, despite eliciting an overall average critical response, quickly became a fan favorite. Since its release in January, the quite sarcastic magic-themed action-RPG Magicka