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One game which falls easily into the low cost, addictive category is Orcs Must Die. Even keeping the name simple the idea was to stop a flow of enemies, orcs unsurprisingly, from reaching the end of the level using any means necessary to kill them. In Orcs Must Die 2 more orcs of all shapes and sizes must die and we have hundreds of ways to entertain ourselves in the process.
There is no doubt that Tekken is one of the most well known fighting game franchises of all time. With roots stretching back as far as 1994s original arcade game the series was, for a large portion of its existence, a title associated with the PlayStation brand. Times have changed though and nowadays almost everything is multi-format and Tekken is no different, first hitting the XBOX 360 in 2009.
Technic3D hat das Spiel Torchlight 2 im Test. Ob der zweite Teil von Torchlight, ebenso wie der erste, als Überraschungshit daherkommt und zum Diablo 3 Konkurrenten avanciert, steht im folgenden Review.
It’s the first in the newest Halo series known as the “Reclaimer Trilogy”. Many of us have fond memories of playing every single Halo game thus far. And although none will have that special place in my heart the way the first one did, this one comes mighty close.
As a hardcore Halo fan, I've been waiting a long time for this game to be released. Not only because is it the sequel to one of the biggest gaming franchises of all time, but also because its one of the few premium split screen multiplayer games on the market this generation.
As you may or may not know, the previous Halo titles were developed (for the most part) by now legendary developers Bungie, who over the last two console generations have shaped and crafted Halo into the historic gaming figure that it is today. It came as a shock to many fans of the series when Bungie announced their departure from the series and moved on to do their own thing for a while. In steps the Microsoft studio 343i to take charge of the Halo series and the question that was on everyone's lips "is it still going to be a true Halo game?" was more important that ever before.
It was only a couple of weeks ago that I dived into the kart racing world of F1 Stars, a massive spin off from the super serious world of Formula one from Codemasters. But I've got two karting games to review this month and I've been looking forward to finding out just which one will come out on top. As some of you may know, F1 Stars didn't favor too well in my review, it wasn't a bad game, but certainly nothing special. But the Little Big Planet franchise has a place in my heart, as a gamer I quickly became a fan of the first and second LBP games on the PS3. Their extensive customization options, multiplayer madness, creative levels and more make them some of my all time favourite games. All in all this means that LBP Karting has got a lot to live up to.
This week I finally managed to find time for the sequel to one of my all time favourite games, Batman Arkham Asylum, the multi million selling Batman Arkham City. Sure this game has been with us for quite some time now, but its popularity seems to have diminished none, not to mention we have the latest re-release of it on the Wii U, GOTY editions, Armoured Editions and a tonne of DLC that has kept the title selling well since its initial release just over 12 months ago.
Test: StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm Mit „Heart of the Swarm“ geht die „StarCraft 2“-Trilogie in die zweite Runde. Wir klären im Test, was die Erweiterung aus dem Hause Blizzard zu bieten hat.
The Resident Evil series has been at the forefront of horror games since its first game on the PlayStation in 1996. Does this latest Resident Evil maintain the same level of creativity and bouts of genuine horror, or does it prove that the game has become a follower rather than a leader?
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