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Enslaved: Odyssey to the West

Driven by a great story and characters you can't help but feel invested in, Enslaved is a satisfying journey to take.

You'll play Enslaved for the story and a little less for the gameplay, but it will leave you ultimately satisfied and probably asking for more. Now, with the story already providing incentive to play, does the gameplay h... Read Full Review

Wolfenstein 3D

Having returned to arguably the first game I ever played, can't help but feel an immense satisfaction and nostalgic joy.

It was either Wolfenstein 3D or the original Mario Bros. which welcomed me into the world of gaming and it only seems fitting to make a return after all these years. New gamers will look at the old, tired graphics and di... Read Full Review

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow

Despite detractors damning Lords of Shadow for changing the traditional formula, this reboot is enjoyable and plain fun.

I will admit, I've only played several previous Castlevania games, and most have been 3D versions - such as the 64 and the Xbox titles. That being said, this is still a great game that begins a new age for the franchise ... Read Full Review

Plants vs. Zombies

Plants vs. Zombies takes the repetitive nature of tower-defense style gaming to new, and hilariously impressive heights.

I had first seen the game on an Ipad while browsing the computer department at my local Best Buy and was more or less indifferent to the format. However, all I had to do was watch a mere 20 minutes of its gameplay to kno... Read Full Review

Fable III

Don't come with high expectations else expect them to be quickly and severely destroyed.

Fable 2 brought a lot to the table and I found myself playing through it three times without much restraint to get the three different ending achievements. Without such an alternative implemented in Fable 3, you can expe... Read Full Review

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (Auditore Edition)

Hailed as the worst in the series, Brotherhood is definitely up-to-par and deserves more credit than it has received.

The first two installments in the series set the bar pretty high and inevitably resulted in scrutiny over this addition, limiting its right to succeed. Albeit, Assassin's Creed II was easily the best in the series, Broth... Read Full Review

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

As an amazingly awesome achievement and awarded a Game of the Year award, Oblivion is all-in-all a mediocre RPG - sorry.

For the last several years, my friend has maintained his obsession for Oblivion. After all, as I write this I believe The Elder Scrolls IV is exactly that: 4 years old. Now, naturally I may come at this with a bias base... Read Full Review

Clive Barker's Jericho (Limited Edition)

Arguably worth the ridiculously cheap price I paid for it, yet somehow I still can't wholeheartedly recommend it.

Clive Barker has written some pretty... no, disgusting short stories, screenplays and what-have-you; Jericho is no exception. I would have to say the saddest thing about this game is the overall lack of foresight regardi... Read Full Review