Assassin’s Creed III Review: Freedom To The Colonies
Assassin’s Creed III heralds the American Revolution into a whole new paradigm of great action adventure of historical importance and moreover decoration. Assassin’s Creed III brings a new engine with the same level of excitement from the established franchise formula of parkour, gut-slashing camera angles, a solid economic system, and lastly open-world exploration that is invigoratingly fresh and just as refined as ever. Assassin’s Creed III delivers a level of realism and a type of fantasy world in the Revolutionary War that history buffs and people in general can appreciate in terms of authentic combination of history with unparalleled action.
Resident Evil 6: One Of The Worst Resident Evil Game In History – And We Thought Raccoon City Was Bad
Resident Evil 6 is truly a disgrace to the zombie name. Here we thought that Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City was bad, hoping to really give fans delight in the name of Resident Evil 6’s contrast. Sadly, Resident Evil 6 is the epitome of a nightmare for fans, and casual gamers alike looking for thrills and a good time – none of which is found in the latest iteration in the Resident Evil series. Being quite possibly one of the worst Resident Evil titles, Resident Evil 6 delivers a new meaning to the words lackluster and mediocre action spectacle in the form of horrible set-time events, a disgraceful game mechanics system, but moreover an insult to storytelling which is constantly interrupted in favor of hideous gameplay flaws and elemental disasters.
Dishonored Review: Stealthy Action That Comes Close To Being Greatly Noticed
For any new IP to be accepted by the masses as a truly unique step forward, certain criteria need to be checked off the imaginary list that critics and consumers alike have in their minds. While Dishonored can be immediately identified as a Bethesda Softworks title by the way it plays, it has a unique feel as well which is no doubt the work of Arkane Studios showing through.
Borderlands 2 Review: Slightly Better, But Similar Mediocrity
Borderlands 2 carries through the gameplay of the first Borderlands, which received a review from us that stated that action-RPG text-based title as something which had more elements of mediocrity than anything else in terms of a game that was hyped and more. While Borderlands 2 tries to salvage the missing pieces of the first title, most of the formula remains the same which garnered role-playing first-person-shooter fanboy attention to the original game which had rich diverse characters in an open-world that still lacks any valuable substance. Borderlands 2 tries to improve the formula slightly, but decided to keep it relatively the same with newer protagonists and the same storyline detail which was appreciated and definitely did not go unnoticed the first time around.
Sleeping Dogs Review: Old Dogs Never Sleep Against The Hong Kong Sun
Sleeping Dogs is the Hong Kong action journey most lovers of John Woo and Kung-Fu have been waiting for. The thrill of the chase, the melody of the karaoke, and the depth of the storyline keeps a title with solid game mechanics one that is fun and surprising at every turn. Sleeping Dogs is United Front Games’ portrayal of the original True Crime: Hong Kong title which has been revamped with a 20+ hour experience that is unforgettable as it is memorable.
Darksiders II Review: The Failure of Death Himself
Darksiders II is a tragedy. Vigil Games tried to create a fantasy follow up to the original 2010 journey, but sadly created an action adventure in the vein of grandfathered concepts such as God of War with lukewarm elements of Prince of Persia. While the game itself has a sizable open-world roaming map that is twice the size of Darksiders and a lengthy action adventure campaign, there is very little action to be had that is justifiable for a $59.99 MSRP.
The Amazing Spiderman Review: Swing In The City
The Amazing Spiderman game is definitely one of the great Spiderman games to have been released for quite some time. With an open-world action adventure feel, the game delivers action and adventure along with close-up camera angles for a velocity infused limelight.
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Diablo III Collector’s Edition Review: The Dark Lord Returns
The Dark Lord has returned in Blizzard’s most epic adventure to date in the Diablo series. Fires, demons, and insane difficulty levels headline the latest Diablo title for a journey unlike any other. The gameplay is more streamlined than ever before, whereas the combat itself has a range of elements that is intensifying as it is tantalizing. Diablo III delivers everything the fans of the series have long been awaiting through an action packed adventure through a story driven quest which leads to a path of sheer devastation. With incredible gameplay assets and one of the most powerful refined game mechanics of the franchise, Diablo III provides a parapsychological display into the next title of the franchise with perhaps more to come through various guaranteed expansions.
Max Payne 3 Review: Millenia
Guns, incessant parties, and booze-drinking losers with lots of money are all common themes in the new lie of Max Payne in São Paulo, Brazil. Rockstar Games presents another gut-wrenching journey into the life of Max Payne, the loveable yet easily narcissistic schmoozer that loves to make it a field day out of thugs with guns for hire. Max Payne 3 provides an incredibly parapsychological journey into what it is to fall so low in a world where nothing is perfect. Brilliant game mechanics combined with an insatiable lust for blood and justice in a justice void world fuels a protagonist into a storyline that is tragic as it is action adventure packed.
PROTOTYPE 2 Review: They Call Me A Villain, Monster – I Am All Of These Things
Prototype 2 introduces the world of Alex Mercer in an entirely different light after the events of post-viral New York from Prototype. With new moves and a gameplay experience that incorporates the original aspects of Prototype, Prototype 2 brings back traditional elements while also innovating on these elements for more fluidity. While the gameplay is much approved, there is some level of storyline mechanics which leaves more to be desired than the linear progression scheme. Regardless the action of Prototype 2 is an exciting venture of building uncrushable action momentum.








