Reviews

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Guild Wars 2 Review

A pretty formulaic MMO underneath a thick layer of neat little twists and gimmicks that elevate the experience, Guild Wars 2 can serve as a bridge between single-player RPGs and their online counterparts. Add in the fact that it doesn't require you to pay a subscription fee, and you get an MMO that's very easy to recommend.

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Drox Operative Review

The latest sandbox action-RPG from Soldak Entertainment, Drox Operative is a bit more minimalistic than the studio's earlier projects and can get somewhat repetitive. But its unique setup where you're playing a space action RPG while the AI factions are playing a 4X game make it intriguing enough to at least try.

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Jagged Alliance: Crossfire Review

A stand-alone expansion for Jagged Alliance: Back in Action, Jagged Alliance: Crossfire is short and basic, and does nothing to improve the shortcomings of the already less than stellar title it was supposed to expand upon.

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Swords and Sorcery: Underworld Gold Review

A traditional dungeon crawler following in the footsteps of titles like Eye of the Beholder, Swords and Sorcery: Underworld Gold has some issues with its balance and can get a bit repetitive, but it still offers plenty of entertainment for its price.

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Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Review

A remaster of a classic CRPG for modern computers, Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition actually looks and runs substantially worse than the original release. And with that in mind, the new content it introduces is hardly worth the asking price.

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Tunnel Tail Review – Fight, Play, Win?

Tunnel Tail is a mixed bag, but it's a free mixed bag. It is great to spend a bit of time with some cute characters duking it out, but the simple combat and uninnovative gameplay hampers it.

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Dungeon Lords MMXII Review

Dungeon Lords MMXII is Heuristic Park's latest attempt at turning their action-RPG Dungeon Lords into something palatable. But in their attempts to smooth out the game's rough edges, they somehow managed to make it less enjoyable than the Collector's Edition from back in 2006.

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The Secret World MMO Review

The Secret World is a nice enough game. While it uses the building blocks of a standard MMO, it also does a few things that are original and new, including clever quests and fluid character progression. However, lackluster cinematics and some rote gameplay hold it back.

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Dishonored Review

In a world dominated by multiplayer and cinematic games aimed at the broadest audience possible, Dishonored is the rare big-budget mechanics-focused title. And so, even though in some areas it falls short of its acclaimed predecessors, it's still a game that's very much worth playing.