Many fans of Namco’s “Tekken” series may have easily missed this game thanks to it being a spin-off based within the main fighting game franchise. However, ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves to experience a game wholly focused on Namco’s cold-blooded Irish female assassin Nina Williams herself. Read more …
Created to bear resemblance to 8-bit action-adventure games from the 1980s such as “The Legend of Zelda” from Nintendo within a generation of 3D graphics, Silicon Studio’s “3D Dot Game Heroes” is delightfully amusing and does a marvelous job at conveying the feel of an 8-bit classic action-adventure. Read more …
Enchantingly memorable, “NieR” is a game not many have heard of—let alone experienced. Brimming with magnificently composed music, captivatingly developed characters, intricate attention to detail and engaging gameplay; “NieR” stands as a treasured adventure in the hearts and minds of those that played it. Read more …
Video games labeled under the “Stealth” genre stamp of classification can often be lethargic in essence and assess our fortitude in an effort to forge an atmosphere of suspense and vigilance. However, these games often require a degree of expertise that many casual consumers don’t have. Realmforge Studios’ 2013 release “Dark” is by designation indeed a stealth game; but man, oh man, it is much more. Read more …
The World Wide Web has become a normal component of modern day life; we use it for social networking, videos, news, even gaming. Customarily, an Internet connection is established as an optional item to play games—usually allowing players to connect on servers to play against each other in multiplayer matches or together in cooperative experiences. However, recently a trend has appeared in the gaming world in the form of “Online Only” games. With these types of games it is mandatory to have the Internet to play the game at all—even in single player (if there even is one).