Darksiders: review

Imagine turning up for a party a whole day early. Wouldn’t that be terribly embarrassing? Now imagine you’re one of the horsemen of the apocalypse, and you’ve turned up for the end of mankind hundreds if not thousands of years early. A faux pas of truly epic proportions.

Diner Dash: 360 review

The concept is simple; you play as Flo who owns a restaurant. Your job is to, well, run the restaurant.

Elemental Monster TD Portable: review

The Tower Defence style of game has been around since 1990 thanks to Rampart. Elemental Monster started its life as a well received iPhone/iPod Touch game, but has now made the leap to Sony’s PSP. Can it work its magic on PSP users?

The Saboteur: review

Sabotage, shooting and the terrible accents edition of Top Trumps. What more could you want from a game set in Nazi occupied Paris? Did it blow us away or gently fizzle?

Blue Toad Murder Files (episode two): review

The slightly surreal result, is that Blue Toad Murder Files – in just a minute or two of script – faces the issue of religion with more bravery and forthrightness than both Assassin’s Creed games combined.

Blue Toad Murder Files (episode one): review

The narrator sounds like a rather subdued Brian Blessed, and immediately prepares you for what turns out to be a very British game.

James Cameron’s Avatar The Game: review

The name James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game might be a mouthful, but it’s the only thing here to get your teeth into…

Braid: review

It is very hard to explain and even harder to work out for yourself half of the time, with a lot of the puzzles not just being brain benders, but also tests of great reaction and precision.

Blood Bowl: review

Another tabletop game brought to the videogame market, but does it translate well or is it just another game for tabletop gamers only?

iHooy: review

Brain-eating zombies getting you down? Send in the Crumpler!

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