Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days is a buddy movie crime caper is the guise of a third-person shooter. It’s gritty, violent and visually striking. But how does it play? More »
Clubbing zombies with a child’s toy riding horse, smacking zombies round the head with a potted cactus, and sticking buckets rigged with power drills on the heads of zombies are just a few of the pranks I performed in Capcom’s next edition of Dead Rising. More »
Limbo is unsettling, creepy, unrelentingly strange and utterly alien. It’s quite the oddest game I’ve seen in some time. And it’s coming to Xbox Live Arcade, of all places, this week. More »
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, essentially Metal Gear Solid 5 in all but name, according to Hideo Kojima, releases in Australia next week. I played the first hour and here’s what happened. More »
I spent some time with the finished version of Remedy’s “psychological thriller” Alan Wake over the weekend. Here’s (the second part of) what happened. More »
I spent some time with the finished version of Remedy’s “psychological thriller” Alan Wake over the weekend. Here’s what happened. More »
So what happens when I play through the first hour of BioShock 2? It leaves me feeling confused, comfortable, and more than a little intrigued. More »
Heavy Rain is unlike any other video game. It’s mature and mundane. It’s heartfelt and honest. It’s utterly captivating. Yet it very clearly isn’t for everyone. More »
The first half of my tale of my time as one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ended on a cliffhanger. I was being crushed to death by a mighty demon. Did I escape? More »
I’ve previously described Darksiders as resembling the Legacy of Kain series. While I still vouch for that comparison, having spent some more time with Vigil’s action/adventure, it’s probably closer to a Legend of Zelda starring Kratos. You want a “mature” Zelda? This could be it. More »
