An amalgam of first-person gunplay and tower defense strategy Sanctum 2 is different from the previous series of games. Tower defense as a genre has been hyped and gained a lot of popularity in the recent times. The main motive of the game is to deliver something epic and memorable. ...

Lead writer and creative director Ken Len recently unveiled his fantasy frolic BioShock Infinite also known for an imaginative environment with an incredible ambience. The game is developed by Irrational Games and published by 2K Games. ...

Review by IGN [9.4/10] Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch looks familiar, archetypical and even safe, but underneath the hood, it’s none of those things. While developer Level-5 has stayed the course with many conventions of the genre, it’s likewise bucked the disturbing trend in JRPGs of emphasizing all of the wrong things, instead focusing on what any game that demands dozens of hours should: roping you ...

Review by Joystiq [4.5/5] There is a fine, bleached line between "trying too hard" and "confident in your own skin." The two descriptors can look disturbingly similar: Some people use hair dye, awkward yet fashionable clothing and violent curse words as a mask for their insecurities, while for others these are outward expressions of the very personality quirks that the first group attempts to hide. At first ...

Review by Game Informer (9.75/10) Three years ago, gamers were treated to an ambitious title that appealed to fans of first-person shooters, lootfests, and RPGs alike. Its sequel would have been a step up (and a multi-million seller, assuredly) even if Gearbox only expanded upon the narrative. Instead of taking the easy route, the studio has taken everything that impressed in the original and greatly enhanc ...

Review by G4tv [5/5] Far Cry has always been a series with tremendous potential. The open tropical areas of the first game provided a lush setting for a fairly pedestrian adventure, marred by the eventual appearance of game-breaking mutant monsters. Far Cry 2 brought things down to earth with a gritty story of mercenaries in Africa, but suffered from irritating gameplay decisions like constantly respawning ...

Capcom have chosen the super funny Conan O'Brien to do the review for Resident Evil: 6. He has done it in his very own personal style. Along with that you can see exclusive gameplay that is not revealed anywhere on internet. And yes, you will die laughing. ...

What does it take to survive as an undercover cop who infiltrates one of Hong Kong's most ruthless criminal organizations? If Sleeping Dogs is any indication, it takes martial arts prowess, good marksmanship, driving skill, a reckless willingness to leap from one speeding vehicle to another, and the confidence to sing karaoke. ...

Fall of Cybertron opens after the bad guys have won. Countless battles have ravaged the planet, and the heroic Autobots are abandoning their home. Nearly every level switches up the point of view character, but maintains a consistent narrative thread that is at turns humorous, exciting, and full of nods to the history of the fiction. ...

Darksiders was a fine but unappreciated game, it scored a nine on this very site. Yet it feels like a bit of a forgotten gem at times. When Darksiders II was announced, it appeared to see a bit of a rebirth for the original, with a lot more talk about the game as gamers prepared for the sequel. ...

This is what last fall’s Orcs Must Die would have been in a perfect world. Orcs Must Die 2 is the same game, but the vastly greater breadth of the experience makes the original look like a demo. You’re still combining direct combat with deadly traps to slaughter wave after wave of barbarous monsters before they reach their goal, but the additions of another playable character, cooperative play, several trap ...

You know that fizzy feeling you get in your brain when you play a great Mario game? Where it feels a bit like it did the first time you ever played one, even though you’re so intimately familiar with it? New Super Mario Bros 2 gives you 80-odd levels of perfectly-pitched side-scrolling platforming with a smattering of new features, but it doesn’t give you that feeling. ...

While Dyad can certainly be classified as a video game, I feel like the word “experience” almost fits it better. To a certain degree it feels like there’s a page taken out of Thatgamecompany’s playbook, the team behind other PSN exclusive hits like Flower and Journey. ...

The decades to come may be full of unknown potential for wondrous inventions, but in the gaming realm, the future is old hat. Invisibility, X-ray vision, and miniature floating cameras are modern marvels that have long since become familiar. ...