I’m not going to sit here and pretend that Doodle Fit is an original game. I will admit that I was initially a little bit confused when I first booted it up and found that it wasn’t a game about …

It’s been a while since its release, but that doesn’t mean that Gamocracy One: Legend of Robot doesn’t still exist. I’m not sure how it slipped through our grips, but I recently spotted it on our review queue and fired …

Okabu isn’t ready. Straight out of the gate, I knew something was wrong when the storybook cutscene that introduced the cloud whales came without sound, and when I got to my first gameplay sequence, the audio spluttered in to life, …

EA’s relationship with basketball hasn’t exactly been rainbows and butterflies as of late. With the 4th quarter cancellation of NBA Elite and no signs of revival in the near future all EA has at the moment is NBA Jam. As …

Burnout Crash puts you in control of a single car capable of causing massive pileups and explosions that devastate whatever intersection you happen to be at.  Crash is pure Mayhem, but only if you know what you’re doing. Whichever vehicle …

When the current generation of consoles came out, people always held up Crysis as the game that would never be possible on them. A PC exclusive through and through, the wide open environments and stunning landscapes promised a multitude of …

Rochard is a sidescrolling platformer with a depth that makes it look like a 3-dimensional affair. You play as John Rochard, a space miner for the company Skyrig whose day just keeps getting worse. You weild a gun with the …

Hysteria Project 2 is the Highlander 2 of video game sequels. No, not in the way that everybody turns out to be an alien, but in the way that it does so much to remove all the goodwill the first …

Pix’N Love Rush introduced us to Pixel the Cat earlier this year. Despite being one of few Minis that actually turned out quite good I couldn’t let go of the feeling that Pixel the Cat deserved something bigger. As it …

I’m not sure I’ve ever had a game divide me in such a way that Resident Evil 4 has. Having now played through Resident Evil 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the past two weeks I am, oddly enough, left …