I really appreciate OMG-Z. I expected just another zombie game but what I got was actually something quite different. A game that provides a strategic approach at killing zombies rather than the usual mindless zombie slaughter. It’s unique, packed with …

I like to think that I’m a patient man. Usually, I can retry the same stages for hours on end, confident that eventually I will overcome whatever obstacle the game is throwing at me. Bloodrayne Betrayal broke me. It made …

With very little experience with the original flash game I had only a slight idea of just what I was getting into with The Impossible Game. Starting up the first level my initial thoughts were “well, this doesn’t seem so …

I know this review is about a year late, but in that time Arctic Adventures and I have gone through quite a bit. Sometime last year, I was over a friend’s house for a going away party. I brought my …

When it was announced that Sanuk Games was bringing over the ARKEDO series of indie games from XBLA to PSN, I got pretty excited. I don’t own an Xbox360, so I often miss out on little gems that release on …

Hamilton’s great adventure stars Ernest Hamilton, a retired adventurer who is recounting his escapades to his granddaughter Amy.  The story is told by Hamilton and a photo album of his adventures.  In between the story portions are the adventures that …

Akimi village is Sim City meets Lemmings.  You awaken a goofy avatar of a boy or girl, and are told to save the world from gloominess.  You see, the floating island that you have mysteriously woken up on has been …

I initially toyed with the idea of making this review as comparatively brief as the time I spent with Scarygirl, but then I realised that a review consisting of one paragraph and a score would seem a little bit unprofessional, …

It took me a long time to pen this review of Mighty Flip Champs! DX. Primarily because the game is ridiculously hard, and at the time that I took the assignment I didn’t realize that MFCDX fit solidly into the …

Get in your TARDIS, we’re going back in time. Wizardry faithfully recreates previous incarnations of itself in all 1980s Apple IIe splendor. It’s up to you to decide if that’s a good thing or a bad thing. Booting up, Wizardry: …