Prey

Call of Duty: Ghosts

Syndicate

Silent Hill: Homecoming

Silent Hill 4: The Room

Clive Barker's Jericho (Limited Edition)

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

Hard to describe is an apt description; this game really stands on its own and fortunately that's for the better.

I have a very long standing and secretive intimacy with Cthulhu, I remember when I first laid eyes upon the giant winged tentacle squid monster the summer after I turned 15. I was a guest at my grandfather's house and he... Read Full Review

Clive Barker's Jericho

Gamers overlook the great parts of this game for petty details and failed expectations, it's really a shame.

I remember seeing trailers for this game before it came out and Codemasters really did a great job at snagging my interest; beautiful graphics, dark scenery, some bad ass with an arm mounted chaingun, and lots and lots o... Read Full Review

Syndicate

Very stylish if somewhat shallow

I hadn't heard much about Syndicate before I picked it up on discount, I don't believe this iteration even sold many copies, so I was somewhat hesitant to shell out twenty dollars for it. So far I am pleased that I did, ... Read Full Review

Silent Hill: Homecoming

The game itself is immersive and well thought out, but the PC port is one of the sloppiest I have ever played

I enjoy the Silent Hill series greatly, I have played all of the Team Silent iterations and like most Homecoming was my first experience with the new American developers. While the dreadful atmosphere, creature design an... Read Full Review

Silent Hill 4: The Room

I decided to give this game a go after seeing all the mixed reviews surrounding it, I am very glad I did

I have been a fan of horror games for a very long time, something about the bleak, hopeless atmosphere and, more often than not, mature storyline has always been very appealing to me. That said it can be rather difficult... Read Full Review

Aliens: Infestation

One of the most atmospheric games I've played on a handheld, rivals Metroid Fusion undoubtedly

I'm usually very cynical when it comes to handheld games for two reasons. Primarily they are riddled with input related issues (bad controls, camera, etc) or they are entirely too predictable (shallow gameplay, concept, ... Read Full Review