Cities XL: review

Is Cities XL the 3D city building we’ve always wished for, or are we still miles away from that dream? Critical Gamer finds out.

Dante’s Inferno: review

So he ventures into Hell, where he is forced to face the true extent of his sins in order to absolve Beatrice – and, perhaps, himself.

Naturally, this involves repeatedly hitting hundreds of ugly beasties with something long and pointy.

Passage: a personal review

Can games be art? A question the human race has been asking since the birth of our lord. Well, kinda. Take a look at this…

MAG: review

Zipper Interactive made bold claims when they announced MAG. The thought of a 256 player online FPS had many salivating at the prospect of a full-on online war game, which went beyond the snack sized Team Deathmatch modes offered in other shooters. So how does MAG stand up to the peerless Call of Duty and Battlefield franchises?

Army of Two The 40th Day: review

The first Army of Two game set out with ambitious goals to make cooperative play the key feature at its core. In fact, cooperative gameplay in recent years has fast become as popular as verses modes. With the proliferation of cooperative play, Army of Two: The 40th Day has to try hard to stand out.

Diner Dash: PS3 review

Diner Dash has been around for 6 years, and has graced several platforms. Now it’s success is being ported over to Xbox 360, Wii and PSN as a downloadable game. Will it keep it’s Michelin Star or will it be star of Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares?

Bayonetta: 360 review

They’ve also found the time to reference their Capcom related past as well. Why else what your friendly arms trader utter the phrase “Whatcha buying?” before you hand over your hard earned cash?

Bayonetta: PS3 review

Yes, it looks an awful lot like demon themed roaming beat em up Devil May Cry. Yes, the driving force behind this game is the creator of Devil May Cry. Most of us at CG aren’t huge DMC fans however; and yet Bayonetta has grabbed our attention with both hands.

Aion: The Tower of Eternity: review

Aion, NCsoft’s latest MMO filled with swords, magic and angelic wing related combat. Does it fly high and touch the stars or get too close to the sun and drop from the sky in a burning ball of failure?

Dark Void: review

Flying through the sky attached to a jet-pack sounds like a lot of fun right? We tell you all about it.

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