Added: 07.05.2013 17:17 | 15 views | 0 comments


Warp Zoned writes: "Beatbuddy is a super adorable side-scrolling rhythm game made by a small German company named Threaks. It was on the show floor at PAX East, and after seeing their adorable plushy mascot on backpacks all over the expo floor, I needed to find out what this game was all about. Not only do they have a great little fellow to promote their game, theyve also got fantastic gameplay to back it up. I was more than happy with Beatbuddy, and I was ready to stand there and play it for another hour, if theyd let me."

Added: 06.05.2013 17:17 | 9 views | 0 comments


GameDynamo - "The devs at Piranha Games have been working on MWO for some time, but most importantly, it seems they are insanely close to the material (if you know the term "heat sinks", then you know what I'm talking about). "

Added: 06.05.2013 12:07 | 17 views | 0 comments


It can be depressing when a developer is entrusted with a franchise that he doesn't seem to fully appreciate. There are only so many times that your favourite films, boardgames, or whatever are going to be turned into video games, so it's heartbreaking when an opportunity is squandered. By the same token, it can be very exciting indeed when a developer buys into a franchise as much as you do...

Added: 04.05.2013 16:20 | 9 views | 0 comments


One of the most special games this generation gets a makeover in form of a Director's Cut for PS3. Let's see if this one holds up to the huge expectations of fans and critics. XTgamer played some hours of the final product and offers a preliminary conclusion.

Added: 02.05.2013 1:17 | 12 views | 0 comments


GameZebo: As theyve proven with the Deponia series, Daedalic knows how to make a solid adventure game. In fact, some have even compared the studios recent output to that of LucasArts in their prime. Thats a heavy compliment, but it isnt unwarranted. The studio has an undeniable knack for telling a good story, and their puzzle design is nothing to scoff at, either.

Added: 01.05.2013 18:17 | 17 views | 0 comments


The first paid DLC pack for Gears of War: Judgment comes after the Haven map arrived for free a few weeks ago. With three new maps, one new game mode and six armor and weapon skins, the Call to Arms Pack offers something new to the experience. Many had hoped that DLC would right some of wrongs of the main game such as no horde mode and very few maps. So is this pack worth it? It is all good content but we really shouldn't be paying this price for it.

Added: 01.05.2013 13:00 | 9 views | 0 comments


There's something elegantly computational about Frozen Synapse. From the stark neon lines of the battlefields your team of glowing soldiers stalk across to the granular precision of the orders you can give, everything shimmers with the air of a RAM and processor-powered simulation. And that feeling is amplified by this iOS version. It's hard not to imagine yourself the anti-hero of some cyberpu...

Added: 29.04.2013 21:18 | 17 views | 0 comments


Dealspwn: "The snow is littered with debris, and the smouldering husk of a German tank is all that remains of the penultimate armoured column on my hitlist. Six are down, only one remains. My veteran anti-tank commandos have done their jobs well, vanquishing their trundling, turreted adversaries with rifles and the occasional river. The fourth and fifth to fall were condemned to an icy grave after weakening a frozen river's surface and feigning a retreat. Now, however, the engineers who built fires to keep us safe from the cold are all face down in the dirt, and all I can do is watch my grizzled team slowly succumb to the freezing clutches of General Winter."