Yes yes I know, this game came out some time ago, but exactly a week from the time that I am writing this The Elder Scrolls Online is ditching its subscription model which I’m sure has peaked the interest of many of our readers. Continue reading DSOGaming – The Elder Scrolls Online – Review→
Want another third person shooter? This time made by the team behind Yakuza? Based in Japan with robots that fall apart? You might have some interest in Binary Domain because it’s actually kind of cool. Hit the jump for the full review. Feedback welcomed as always! Continue reading Review: Binary Domain→
Spencer here, dropping off a review I did a year or two ago for Double Fine’s Psychonauts. It’s probably my worst review but as per usual I appreciate any constructive critique our readers/viewers may have! Give it a watch if you have any interest in it. Continue reading Retro Review: Psychonauts→
After 4 days and over 10 hours of gameplay I think it is time for me to give my review of Evolve. My entire review is in the video below, but if you don’t want to watch all of it my summary is below. Continue reading Evolve Review→
I made this Cave Story+ review a few years ago and recently re-uploaded it for DSOG. Spoiler: I think it’s one of the best games ever made. In the coming weeks I will release a couple more old video reviews. They are pretty flawed and the style alters between them but I’d still like any feedback you have for future improvements. Continue reading Review: Cave Story+→
Confrontation is currently slated for an early April release, and here we are with a – bit late – preview for it. What really saddens me is that this little gem will pass under the radar of a lot PC gamers. Ironically, this is what a lot of old-school western RPG fans have been asking for as Confrontation features deep mechanics, slow-paced and tactical combat, and a nice upgrade system. Continue reading Confrontation – Hands-On Preview→
It’s been almost 12 years since the release of Diablo 2. During this time, a lot of things can change. New challengers had entered the ring and tried to reclaim D2’s throne. None of them succeeded. Players have been waiting patiently for the next part of this legendary series and although Diablo 3 was revealed a couple of years ago, its development had started in 2001. This means that it’s been in development for eleven whole years. And frankly, during its development we’ve seen lots of changes. From a gritty, dark and gothic hack ‘n slash fest, Diablo 3 became a cartoon-ish and easier to the eyes’ action RPG. I seriously don’t know if Blizzard was influenced by Torchlight or WoW, however, D3 looked more serious and adult back then. Continue reading Diablo 3 PC Preview→
Futuremark is a talented studio. Although their first game, Shattered Horizon, didn’t meet a commercial success and its fan base was really small, it was amazing, addictive and full of great ideas. Needless to say that I was excited when I heard that the company was preparing a new game. But when I found out that Unstoppable Gorg would be a Tower Defense game, I got disappointed. And when I got the chance to,actually play it, I liked and enjoyed it, even though I’m not a fan of this genre. You see, most of the Tower Defense games require a ‘trial and error’ approach and… well… I hate that. And although this approach is pretty evident at the later levels of Unstoppable Gorg, it’s still a lot of fun. Continue reading Unstoppable Gorg Review→
Hard Reset’s preview code was great, that is something we have to admit. However, there was a big concern while playing it; could a company announce and release so quickly a highly polished game? Apparently not as Hard Reset is plagued by two major issues that have a negative impact to the whole gaming experience. It ends before it even starts and there is a limited type of enemies. Continue reading Hard Reset PC Review→
Let’s get one thing straight from the beginning. Ladies and gentlemen, here is our GOTY 2011 (well… at least so far). Deus Ex: Human Revolution is exactly what all Deus Ex fans have been waiting for. It provides you with the ability to complete every single mission the way you want to. It features a classic inventory system, has lots of augmentations and Easter eggs and its level design is by far the best we’ve seen so far. Is it perfect? Of course not but this doesn’t mean anything as you will agree with us when you get the chance to play it; this is the GOTY 2011. Continue reading Deus Ex: Human Revolution PC Review→
