Featured

Review: Rotastic

Sep 29, 2011 0 1940

Rotastic, an XBLA title developed by Dancing Dots is by far one the most entertaining puzzler/action titles that I have played in a very long time. I’ll admit from the beginning that the genre isn’t on the top of…

Xbox Indie Game Round Up – Episode 131

Sep 27, 2011 0 2074

This weeks Xbox Indie Game Round Up includes Sideral Defense, The Fall of Gods, Puzzled Rabbit and Tunnelvision.

Review: Renegade Ops

Sep 26, 2011 0 4314

If you like to blow stuff up, then Renegade Ops is the game you need to play. It throws you into the driver’s seat of 4 different commando units armed with a big freakin’ machine gun, a secondary weapon…

Xbox Indie Game Round Up – Episode 130

Sep 18, 2011 0 2066

This weeks Xbox Indie Game Round Up includes Angry Fish, Dead Pixels, Avatar Street Basketball 2 and Figure 8 Racing.

Motoheroz review

Sep 17, 2011 0 3811

Mixing the best parts of Excitebike and Mario Kart, Motoheroz looks set to be one of the best WiiWare games to date. With the Wii release lineup looking about as healthy as an advert for Unicef, Motoheroz looks like…

Summer Uprising Review: Speedrunner HD

Sep 13, 2011 0 2258

Speedrunner HD, one of this year’s Summer Uprising indie titles, is a fast-paced platform game. Set in a shadowy graphic novel styled world, Speedrunner has you jumping and swinging around to save a city from a mad bomber. At…

BloodRayne: Betrayal review

Sep 12, 2011 0 1839

Rayne, a Dhampir (half-blooded vampire) and one of the most attractive vixens of gaming has returned for another blood-sucking and hack and slash adventure but this time, her blades as well as her memorable assets are in 2D in…

Xbox Indie Game Round Up – Episode 129

Sep 11, 2011 0 1723

This weeks Xbox Indie Game Round Up includes Redd: The Lost Temple, Ninjah and Hacotama.

Review: Dead Island

Sep 10, 2011 0 1957

Deep Silver and Techland have been hyping up Dead Island for quite some time now. Finally the zombie-slaying adventure is here – but is it just another zombie game or has Techland managed to change things for the better?…