Added: 10.04.2014 6:15 | 9 views | 0 comments


"I still sat and played it through and very occasionally like a horrendous three day old kebab meat on chips sort of way, it becomes a bit fun just by accident..." Gameondaily's The Marb looks back at Aliens: Colonial Marines are discusses whether the poor reception for the game was reflective of its actual qualiyu

Added: 07.04.2014 18:20 | 15 views | 0 comments


They say that in space no-one can here you scream. After going hands on with Creative Assemblys latest project were inclined to disgaree. The Xenomorph will hear you, it hears everything. Before you have flashbacks to last years disaster with Alien: Colonial Marines let us assure you that Alien: Isolation is a different beast entirely.

Added: 31.03.2014 10:15 | 13 views | 0 comments


From Strategyinformer.com: "In space, so goes the saying, no one can hear you scream. What that saying doesn't tell you is if you do scream you'll attract the attention of an eight-foot-tall slobbering penis-shaped extraterrestrial and be hideously killed (or are in the process of being hideously killed by said extraterrestrial). Unless you're in an Aliens game of course, where you're stocked up with all manner of xenomorph-murdering tools from the humble Pulse Rifle to an armoured Power Loader. In recent years HR Giger's brilliant Alien has kind of lost its sting, without a good game to the franchise's name for 13 years and arguably no good movie for 22 years. Furthermore after mowing down millions of buggy badly animated creatures in Aliens: Colonial Marines any impact they once had is nearly gone. What's the solution? According to SEGA and the Creative Assembly, get back to basics and drop the 's'. ".

Added: 26.03.2014 4:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


"If Aliens: Colonial Marines was the ordinary derived Call of Duty shooter set in space, then Alien: Isolation is the inspired F.E.A.R. spinoff tune with the movie franchise. Instead of going guns blazing in corridors, youre instead limited from the very beginning and on the run for your life." ~ Alex Martinet, GameRevolution

Added: 14.03.2014 14:15 | 18 views | 0 comments


From Strategyinformer.com: "Now this is a game Ive been looking forward to for a while, mostly because its been in development for ages. People mocked South Park: The Stick of Truth for being announced in 2011 and only released this month, but Dead State was announced in 2010 and still isnt finished. Its no Duke Nukem Forever or Aliens: Colonial Marines but thats still a long time. To be fair development only really kicked up a notch once developer DoubleBear's Kickstarter last year was completed and they got some proper funding. You may not know DoubleBear but theyre made up of veterans from Black Isle, Troika, and Obsidian, and have worked on Fallout, Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines and Neverwinter Nights 2. So when I say that Dead State is like Fallout but in a zombie apocalypse I insist that you get excited. ".