The Bridge Review (PC)
M.C. Escher’s artwork is known for two things: messing with your perspective, and seamlessly combining art and mathematics in a way that allows viewers to explore complex concepts and impossible realities in a unique visual experience. read more
Found in: Games, ReviewsHawken Review (PC)
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Found in: Games, ReviewsArmA II Mod DayZ To Become PC Game
The world’s longtime and slightly disturbing zombie fetish continues as DayZ, a popular mod for the military simulation PC game ArmA II, is being develop as its own separate game. Bohemia Interactive, developers of ArmA II and the DayZ mod, stated on the game’s tumblr: “This is the fairy-tale outcome for a mod that many would have said impossible four months ago. Development and updates of the mod will continue in parallel with the development of the game, so anyone who is playing the mod now will be able to continue to do so. The project will follow the Minecraft... read more
Found in: Games, NewsAn Appropriately Epic Dragon Age Retrospective
Kirk: I’m excited about Dragon Age 2, which is mostly due to the fact that I loved Dragon Age: Origins. I remember that before it came out, I was largely unsold on just about every aspect of the game. The graphics looked dated, the combat was dated, the story looked entirely unoriginal... and yet as I started playing I fell under its sway and sank a ton of hours into it, making my way across Ferelden and finally defeating The Darkspawn. Yes, the enemies in the game are actually called “The Darkspawn.” Shut up. It’s awesome.... read more
Found in: Games, FeaturesTwo Worlds 2 Review
(Multi-Platform)
There's an old parable about six blind men touching an elephant and coming up with different interpretations for what it could be. "It's a rope," says the man feeling its tail. "A pillar," says the man groping its leg. And so on and so forth. Two Worlds 2 is like that elephant; switching between a generic fantasy epic, a campy B-game, knowing parody, down to earth drama, scrappy dungeon crawl, or a rip-roaring adventure depending on which part of the game is being played. And although the game may be hard to pin down, that doesn't stop its surreal, eclectic... read more
Found in: Games, Reviews2k Games Announces The Darkness II
2k Games has announced The Darkness II, a sequel to 2007’s critically acclaimed but often overlooked first person shooter, which featured a unique storyline, quality gameplay, and one of the most compelling relationships seen in a videogame.... read more
Found in: Games, NewsAmnesia: The Dark Descent
(PC, Mac)
You're going to die. Whispered in the darkness, those four premonitory words distill the essence of fear. You are not dead yet—the horror lurks just outside of your vision, and you have not yet fallen beneath its claws. But you are going to die, and so this nightmare of terrible anticipation draws longer and longer with no end in sight. Crouching paralyzed in a corner, staring at the floor; knowing that any stray movement or sound could spell your doom, wishing it would just be over. You're going to die, and there's nothing you can do about it.... read more
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