Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar Review

Ghost Towns: The Cats of Ulthar is a hidden object adventure game about a girl, a boy named Menes, and lots and lots of cats. As a matter of fact, if you are tired of the same old hidden object stories about ghosts and monsters lurking in dark scenes, this game provides a cuter but still as sinister alternative - cats. Well, I have to say upfront that I am not a big fan of cats as they annoy the hell out of me, but in the name of professionalism, I will try to be less biased in this review.

Batman Arkham City Review

The greatest detective in the world returns to clean up the city of Arkham and playing Batman has never been more fun, the days of bang, biff and pow marks during fights are gone as Batman is now more of a moody, grizzly type of character, just like in the recent films.

Driver: San Francisco - Wii Review

Driver: San Francisco did pretty well on the PS3 and Xbox 360 but in general there's been very little coverage of the game on the Wii, although the game is quite different to Grand Theft Auto it's probably about the closest we'll ever get to seeing anything similar on the Wii.

Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror Review and Tips

Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror is a point-and-click adventure game by Revolution Software Limited that has been flawlessly ported to iOS devices.

In this sequel to Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars, you start off as George Stobbart, whose girlfriend, Nico, was kidnapped. He himself is now trapped in a burning house, tied to a chair. You need to get him out of the house and begin a lengthy and dangerous journey to rescue Nico.

Need For Speed: The Run Review!

Brace yourself for the next generation of video games, the next edition of the wildly popular Need For Speed series, entitled The Run. Running is exactly what you'll be doing too, across the country from San Francisco all the way to New York. There's plenty of good reasons why this is one of the most popular video games ever created. This is one of the few venues where you can drive recklessly without killing someone, or yourself. Still, its realistic enough to make you look behind you to check for the police and other guys who want you dead.

Android Game Review: AppleQuest

A new day, a new review and today a special one: today I’ll be reviewing “AppleQuest” by developer Pandaknows LLC. AppleQuest has specifically been designed to teach kids to recognize shapes and teach them math. Very interesting and I’ll try and see this Brain & Puzzle game from the perspective of  an adult, as well as from the perspective of my inner child.