SUPREME COMMANDER 2 – PC – Review

Staying true
to the real-time strategy genre, Supreme Commander 2 doesn’t follow the trend
that the original Supreme Commander (2007) and Total Annihilation (1997)
started. Instead, Supreme Commander 2 is much more casual as an RTS with a few
“hardcore” elements enveloped by a disaster of a storyline. If RTS fans are
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Chronicles of Mystery: The Tree of Life – PC – Review

Released about a year and a half ago, Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual was a solid adventure game that had some good puzzles and fun areas to visit. Now City Interactive is launching the follow-up to that title with Chronicles of Mystery: The Tree of Life. The Tree of Life puts players back in the globe-trotting shoes of heroine Sylvie Leroux as she embarks on an adventure around the Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

King Arthur: The Role-Playing Wargame – PC – Review

To say that King Arthur is a well-known character is like saying we need air to breathe. In fact, the good King has been the subject of so many books, movies, games, comic books, animated adventures and other media that it would be very difficult to actually count them all. So, into this very well-tread chapter of fictional medieval history strides an adventure/strategy game that hopes to Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Assassin's Creed II – PC – Review

Forward into the past …

Firesign Theater used that as a title of a comedy album back in the 1970s, but that phrase seems apropos when talking about Assassin’s Creed II. After all, to save the future, the main protagonist has to travel back into the past, to the Renaissance period, and connect with a distant relative in order to ingrain the skills he will need in his Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Command & Conquer 4 Tiberian Twilight – PC – Review

Command & Conquer has long been a staple of the RTS genre. From the groundbreaking original to the highly successful Red Alert spin-off franchise, the series has long been one of the most recognizable names in the strategy genre. Unfortunately, you can’t get that kind of longevity without having some staleness set in, and that seemed to be happening in the Command & Conquer series. Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Just Cause 2 – PC – Review

The original Just Cause was a sandbox-style action game that had a lot of really cool elements to it. Unfortunately, the game also had its fair share of issues, keeping it from being the revolutionary experience that it should’ve been. Now, Square-Enix and developer Avalanche Studios are unleashing the sequel, Just Cause 2, and for the most part delivers a sequel that outshines its Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Art of Murder: Cards of Destiny – – Review – – Review

By Louis Bedigian

It seems that The Joker, the famed Batman villain who loved to kill with a smile, was ahead of his time. In the latest edition to the Art of Murder series, Federal Agent Nicole Bonnet must track down a serial killer who, like The Joker, appreciates a good tease. He plants clues, selectively and cleverly, that’ll bring the feds – particularly Ms. Bonnet – to the Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Mass Effect 2: Firewalker – 360 – Review – 360 – Review

By Dan Liebman

Since its spectacular launch, Bioware has continued to support Mass Effect 2 with an array of downloadable content through the “Cerberus Network.” Previous treats consisted mainly of new weapons and armor, but the Firewalker Pack is the first to include an entirely new vehicle to play around with. The pack includes five new missions exclusively for the new vehicle, Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Aliens versus Predator – PC – Review

How long have I anticipated this game? Probably since I saw the movies in the theaters and read the comic books. In approximately 1996-7, Fox released a game called “Alien Trilogy” with Acclaim Entertainment. Alien Trilogy fell short even for its time and got lost in a sea of Doom clones. I can’t remember what magazine I saw it in, but sometime in December there was a large Okumaya Devamet (More..)...

Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun – PC – Review – PC – Review

He was dead. Intelligence had confirmed it.
But the key element in that report was a body to prove it. Now, like the tail of a scorpion poised to strike, the nightmare has risen, bringing unification to the Brotherhood of Nod and spreading his evil poison across the face of the planet.
Yes, Kane is back. His menacingly maniacal grin, his vision of a future ruled by himself, and his Okumaya Devamet (More..)...