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‘Confrontation’, the tactical rpg, launches tomorrow, trailer today
1 year ago
by Ryan Southard
in Video Games
Cyanide Studio, the same team behind the soon-to-be released Game of Thrones rpg, is about to launch their latest effort, Confrontation. It is a tactical rpg that gives players four heroes whose unique strengths must be coordinated in order to conquer the battles that lie before them. In addition More >
Game of Thrones: Epic Plot Trailer, treachery in Riverspring
1 year ago
by Ryan Southard
in Video Games
If the message that the Game of Thrones video game is supposed to be epic doesn’t get pounded into your head by the end of this new trailer, well, I don’t know how to help you. The music score alone is enough to let me know that things aren’t right in Riverspring. Treachery, greed, a severe lack More >
PC Review – Can ‘Yesterday’ bring back a genre from yesteryear?
1 year ago
Yesterday is a point-and-click adventure game that may reel players in with its detailed hand-drawn backgrounds, Team Fortress-like characters, and mature plot, but will that be enough to propel them to the end of this story? Does the gameplay walk hand-in-hand, doing its part to draw players More >
See from the orcs’ point of view – new ‘Of Orcs and Men’ in-game screenshots
1 year ago
by Ryan Southard
in Video Games
Of Orcs and Men is an in-development PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 game that forgoes the typical handsome, manly man-hero, and instead offers up an awkward pair: a giant orc who hails from a league of warriors named the “Bloodjaws”, and a goblin whose dark magic and stealth skills complement the orc quite More >
‘The Testament of Sherlock Holmes’ – the next fix for L.A. Noire fans?
1 year ago
by Ryan Southard
in Video Games
L.A. Noire brought in millions of fans to the decades-old point-and-click adventure genre. Unfortunately for those fans, there aren’t a slew of games of that particular style available (especially on consoles). This is where The Testament of Sherlock Holmes comes to the rescue.
With a setting of More >
