From Dust, by Ubisoft Montpellier, is a world building God game in the literal sense of the term. There’s no economy building, resource gathering or micromanagement, but that doesn’t mean From Dust is a simple game, far from it. You play as The Breath, a god-like entity that can reshape the world by picking up large amounts of matter and releasing it elsewhere. Your aim is to help guide tiny ant-sized humans toward various totems so that they can create surrounding villages which will ultimately unlock a final shrine that allows your people move on.
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Speedball 2, Xenon and The Chaos Engine. What have they got in common? UK-based development house The Bitmap Brothers of course! Here we pay tribute to a company that really should have made more titles.
Way back in 2007, hidden object aficionados encountered The Scruffs, a fun and quirky game that features equally fun and quirky characters as they try to unfold a family secret and prevent their beloved family home from being sold. Fast forward to present 2012, a sequel to this game appears. The Scruffs: Return of the Duke features a completely different storyline, but brings back the comical family from the original game. And this time, they are involved in a bigger adventure which we will be tackling with the rest of this review.
An in-depth review of Halo 4 by 343 Studios. This article is spoiler free and covers all aspects of the game, including competitive, cooperative, and story campaign. Also included is explanations of the theater and the Forge map making tool set!
Castlevania:Lords of Shadow owes a huge debt to its third-person action game ancestry. The game starts off slow, and I would have to forgive someone an hour into it if they thought they were playing Kratos goes to Dante’s Inferno to look for a Heavenly Sword.
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