SimCity has been out for a while and has its flaws but you may want to test it out. This new free trial which is being offered by EA and Maxis lets you play for four hours. As someone who has sunk over 150 hours into SimCity, four hours is not a long time to […]
We’re looking at Western RPGs today, specifically those released in the 2000s or around that era. Many of these games used Diablo’s isometric gameplay, some others its hack-and-slash mechanics, so if you’ve played Diablo or Torchlight, you’ll be in familiar territory. There were almost too many of these games that came out at the time in the […]
Codemasters have updated Grid Autosport today with a couple of additional game features and fixes for a selection of bugs. The patch is available now, and should download automatically through Steam. A Time Trial mode has been added to the game, although only for a limited selection of the available Grid Autosport tracks. Alongside that, the […]
Hello, you might remember me from such Dark Souls 2 pointer articles as Hints and Tips for a Newbie in Drangleic. Since I’ll never knowingly pass up the chance to write more things relating to this game, here are a few helpful things to know about the new Crown of the Sunken King DLC. It’s […]
AMD and Raptr’s nifty gaming utility Gaming Evolved with build in recording and streaming is updated following the beta test. The latest version of the Gaming Evolved tool has just been released and it’s a feature packed update which includes automatic gameplay and progress tracking, digital video recording (Game Video Recorder as they like to call it), […]
ACE Team have just released their Roguelike-meets-Fighters title Abyss Odyssey, and it turns out to be rather good. Like many such procedurally generated titles, the depths of the Abyss hold many secrets and mysteries. If you’re struggling with any of that, or just want to know how to unlock the Pincoya as a playable character, […]
ACE Team can always be relied upon for intriguing visual design and ideas. The Zeno Clash titles are awash with surreal creatures and unique mythology, while Rock of Ages drew on the history of world art and Terry Gilliam’s animated work for Monty Python. In the former, your goal is to brawl your way across […]
It’s a hell of a coincidence that, a few short days after a discussion in the comments about how older games with unique concepts should be revisited, I’m reviewing a game that does exactly that. And I’m not ignorant of the irony that I’m not the biggest fan of the result, either – but with […]
It’s no secret that Divinity: Original Sin is getting the highly prestigious IncGamers seal of “this is a bloody great game,” as well as similar accolades from the many, many players keeping it atop Steam’s best seller list. But while the open, sandbox-like nature of the RPG is an intrinsic delight for some, others might […]
Ubisoft get a lot of justified stick for their record on PC. An era of devotion to failed DRM schemes, the inconsistencies of Uplay and various less-than-optimised ports have rightly sullied their reputation amongst PC users. But every now and then, Ubisoft gets things spectacularly right. Consider the PC-only Might & Magic X Legacy or […]
