Control Command Escape

I find myself in something of a quandary. On one hand, I love roguelikes, and on the other, I struggle with…

The (by my count at least) 11th Lego game in the series (and the tenth ported by Feral Interactive) is an odd thing. It blends together platforming, quick-time events and fighting with RPG-style quests, crafting, and smashing up blocks of Lego for your own amusement (and points). Somehow, this bizarre concoction works.

The game has one of the worst opening segments I’ve ever had the misfortune to play. Right off the bat,…

Atmospheric audio and visuals, and a solid foundation for the many mods that will undoubtedly be available make Legend of Grimrock a must-have, in spite of any failings the campaign might have.

Those bastard spiders. I haven’t been scared playing a game in years. It’s not just the spiders though. There’s an…

Towns is a truly enjoyable game, but some questionable decision decisions make for a game that could have been truly incredible.

You are responsible for managing a small colony, trying to build a town above a dungeon filled with evil creatures.…

The Witcher 2 is incredibly over-ambitious in its vision, but somehow manages to achieve perfection in its execution.

Initially available in May 2011 as a Windows-only release, it was later brought to Xbox 360, at which point the…

Originally appearing on the XBox in 2008 and developed by one of the guys behind Newgrounds, which was the flash…