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ALONE IN THE DARK
Reviewed July 22, 2008
by Matt Peckham
Tour Central Park by way of the Inferno as a 1920s paranormal investigator turned 21st-century amnesiac |
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HELLBOY: THE SCIENCE OF EVIL
Reviewed July 17, 2008
by Mark H. Walker
Fighting the Nazis as a big red demon is stupid, repetitive and—if you aren't a gaming snob—sort of fun |
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THE IMMORTALS OF TERRA: A PERRY RHODAN ADVENTURE
Reviewed July 08, 2008
by Matt Peckham
In the distant future, an immortal astronaut must find and rescue his kidnapped former lover while unlocking the secrets of a mythical alien race |
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R-TYPE COMMAND
Reviewed July 01, 2008
by Matt Peckham
After an alien menace obliterates humanity's war machine, a lone commander must gather a small armada to penetrate to the heart of the alien empire |
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DUNGEONS & DRAGONS 4TH EDITION
Reviewed June 24, 2008
by Ken Newquist
A new generation of dragonslayers prepares to storm imaginary dungeons as Wizards of the Coast aims to win back the online community |
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METAL GEAR SOLID 4
Reviewed June 17, 2008
by Matt Peckham
The sons of the Illuminati-like Patriots conclude their clandestine near-future war for the fate of civilization in the closing chapter of the action-stealth series |
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PENNY ARCADE ADVENTURES: ON THE RAIN-SLICK PRECIPICE OF DARKNESS
Reviewed June 12, 2008
by Ken Newquist
Fight cosmic horror with fists and tommy guns in this Lovecraft-inspired adventure set during the roaring '20s |
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LEGO INDIANA JONES: THE ORIGINAL ADVENTURES
Reviewed June 03, 2008
by Matt Peckham
Pack your bullwhip and tip your fedora to Indy and pals in this building, battling and bullwhipping tour of the first three Indiana Jones films |
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NINJA GAIDEN II
Reviewed May 27, 2008
by Matt Peckham
Ninja master Ryu Hayabusa scours Tokyo, New York and the underworld to save a CIA agent and thwart an army of invading demons |
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AGE OF CONAN: HYBORIAN ADVENTURES
Reviewed May 20, 2008
by Eric T. Baker
If Robert E. Howard had been a game designer instead of a pulp writer, this is the Conan he would have invented |
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