Warriors, rogues, and sorcerers: a history of Diablo
Want to catch up with the story and history of Diablo for tomorrow’s release? Check out my three-page breakdown for an easy lesson.
Posts Tagged ‘PC’
Botanicula review
The indie point-and-click Botanicula is a rare experience, but how well does it sustain all that makes it unique? Find out in my review, or check out the game yourself on Steam.
Cthulhu Saves the World review
In case you haven’t picked up Cthulhu Saves the World from Zeboyd Games, let my belated review (on my Game Informer blog) convince you to do so.
Offspring Fling review
Like indie games? Offspring Fling, the latest effort from developer Kyle Pulver, is cuter than Super Meat Boy but just as fun.
The biggest games coming to PS3, Xbox 360, and PC/Macs in 2012
Start saving your money and marking your calendar—in my latest editorial for GameZone, I list the top fifteen most anticipated console games of 2012. The games range from big budget blockbusters to some welcome additions and underdogs, so be sure to take a look.
I’ll be following this up with a list of ten great upcoming handheld games, so check back soon.
Video games are taking us to the moon
Naysayers like to shoot down any accomplishments video games achieve as a medium, but that doesn’t mean they’re correct. The indie game To the Moon proves that storytelling in games is possible. It’s also just a great game, if you’re interested in playing it. It works with my PC, and my PC isn’t fit for much of anything.
The Heroes and Villains of Batman: Arkham City: parts one and two
Want a full briefing on the characters of Batman: Arkham City (now available for PC)? Then head over to GameZone for my two-part rundown, which details the characters’ comic book pasts.
