Reviews Archive
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Review; Naughty Bear (X360)
It’s fluffy violence time! Bash your way through hysterical, but sweet, bears and make their stuffings fill the air around you. Naughty Bear is the black sheep in the herd, and has been excluded from the fun times by the other bears. Who wouldn’t be frustrated in this situation? Make the bears suffer from their evil mocking, take their weapons and use them against the colorful individuals. -
Review; Critter Crunch (PSN)
We are following an adventurer named Hank Hudson and his nature show: The Unexplored: Explored. He is, for some reason, jumping out a plane, but okay, who wouldn’t? I would’ve if I got the slightest reason to jump out of a plane 13.000 feet up in the air. But Hudson is landing on the Krunchatoa Island to study the animals living there. But in our case we just have to know 2 species: Biggsliocaucus, known as Biggs, and Crittacocephalus, known as Critters. -
Review; Snoopy Flying Ace (XBLA)
A terrible war is going on. As Snoopy, you have to fight against The Red Baron and his associates. Airborne frontal crashes, missiles, bombs, mines and much much more are awaiting you in one of the most possible intense fights in the air. And yet, the steering and cartoonish environment are making it too much fun to get stressed and depressed about – yes I am not too fond of “normal” shooters, as there’s too much war-element over it. -
Review; Things on Wheels (XBLA)
RC racer. The feel and look are pretty decent for an XBLA game in this genre. Unfortunately there’s WAY too much in equal to Mad Tracks, so it’s definitely not a new feeling at all, if you have been playing Mad Tracks. There’s a somewhat short Champion Mode, and an arcade mode, where you can change a few settings, like which car types are used in the game, how many CPU/AI’s to race against, number of laps and difficulty. -
Ludobox may
I haven’t had much time this past month – which also is the reason this article is delayed by this much. Though, throughout the month, I was able to play a little bit inbetween. As always, there’s plenty of flash games to choose from on Ludobox. I’m here to provide you guys outthere with an [...] -
Review; Hamsterball
I’m not particular blown away by Hamsterball – but I don’t dislike the game either. It’s somewhere in the middle – and like every other game, it has its pros and cons. You can choose between a few different hamsters, but they all look the same – only the ball, the hamster is in, has different colors – the hamsters does have different abilities, so it’s worth it, if you try out them all. -
Review; Dante’s Inferno
The overall feel of the game is very reminiscent of the God of War series, and possibly a little more watered down. The game follows (guess who) Dante as he travels through the nine circles of Hell, accompanied by the poet Virgil to guide him. -
Assassins Creed II DLC part 2
Taking place nine years after the last sequence, the memory sees Ezio return to Florence in search of the Piece of Eden that is now in the possession of a monk named Savonarola. After meeting with Machiavelli, Ezio decides the best way to draw Savonarola out is to bring chaos to the city. -
Ludobox april
I have chosen three different games, that I think many of you readers will enjoy to try out. Remember, my rating of the games, doesn't reflect what you are going to think of the game, as people has different experiences and feelings with different games - but the ratings are reflecting what I prefer to play, and I have never really liked puzzles and strategy games, so I might have been a bit too hard on those games (I always am), so if you like these games, you might enjoy it a lot more than me. -
Review; Scrap Metal
Blowing up cars is always fun. Since I experienced and played Micro Machines v3 to death, I have had a warm heart for top-down racers. I love when cars has big and scary weapons, though in this game they aren’t as cartoonish as MM v3, but they have major similarities to the weapons used in the Twisted Metal games.