Darksiders Review
You know what they say, you can’t make an apocalypse without breaking a few seals. Darksiders makes one hell of an apocalypse. This Zelda-clone is a lot better than its derivative nature would suggest.
You know what they say, you can’t make an apocalypse without breaking a few seals. Darksiders makes one hell of an apocalypse. This Zelda-clone is a lot better than its derivative nature would suggest.
Announced before the Wii launched, gamers have been waiting for The Crystal Bearers for quite awhile. Wonder what Square Enix was working on for that long? After completing it, so do we.
Vampires, Orbs, and Curses oh my. A thief is thrown into a plot to destroy the world, and only her wits will save her and her friends.
Seriously, I would have killed for a part-time job like this one in high school.
It’s been four months since NCSoft spread its wings and took off with Aion. See whether this MMORPG flies or falls flat.
It’s been four months since NCSoft spread its wings and took off with Aion. See whether this MMORPG flies or falls flat.
Pennies from Heaven
Whoever said that dying was not fun has clearly never played Demon’s Souls. This game is brutal, but it will lovingly hold your hand as you die for the hundredth time.
If you don’t know Piccolo from Pilaf, this is probably going to be one crazy read.
Saving the world is a tough job, but it’s even tougher when you’re on the clock. Is this a job worth taking, or should you punch out early?
The Woods are literally a twisting and turning place when the mage Rivel must track down Temperance in a puzzle RPG combining a powerhouse from each genre. If their powers combined create a game of repute, it may mean something, but otherwise it would be all for naught.
If you enjoy melting the faces off bandits, blowing up giant insects, and collecting hundreds of cool weapons in the process, Borderlands could be the game for you.
Are you ready to resort to alchemy? Agent Pepe is ready to make players work hard and sweat bullets. Just be careful: he’s a harsh master, and cannot handle those who love to nap and eat Puni pudding. Can Annie measure up?
Grey Wardens get no rest, and neither do those playing Dragon Age: Origins. If you haven’t begun your quest to try and stop the Blight just yet, this review might help to recruit you.
RPGamer returns to Ferelden in this second take on BioWare’s latest RPG epic. Another Grey Warden has stepped up to defeat the darkspawn, but did he enjoy the journey as much as the last?
I’d like a large burger combo with a root beer to drink. Throw in a side order of monsters and mayhem in the forest and some caves, too. Oh, and can this be an order to go, please?
The sequel to the highly acclaimed SRPG, Disgaea, returns on Sony’s PSP with 4 all new chapters starring Axel. He’s trying to be a rock star again for real! Disgaea 2: DHD also features new systems that were first used in Disgaea 3, such as Magichange and Throw & Receive!
Do you know your Arrancar from your Soul Reapers? If not, prepare to be confused. Bleach as a tactical RPG.
Do you dare set foot in accursed Boletaria? What awaits you in the treacherous, demon-plagued lands of a once-proud nation? Pain and suffering or one heck of a good time? Perhaps both?
If it had crossed the Pacific, usurping Shining Force II’s status as (probably) the Genesis’ best tactical game was not going to happen, but this game remains a worthy diversion for anyone with an interest in the system’s less-known offerings.
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