BioShock 2: Minerva’s Den
I can’t for the life of me figure out what Minerva’s Den has done to deserve its new reputation.
I can’t for the life of me figure out what Minerva’s Den has done to deserve its new reputation.
Final Fantasy V is a solid diversion and a worthwhile entry in the franchise.
That Dragon, Cancer serves its purpose, but that purpose may not be something you want to spend money on.
Colonization is more interesting to think and talk about than to play.
Atmosphere and good intentions alone don’t make for a decent video game.
Terraria is very much about quantity over quality.
I don’t feel right giving Unpacking a universal recommendation, but it’s a unique product that will be completely engrossing to a specific type of person.
It turns out that as long as nothing is completely broken, a game can be decently supported by creativity alone.
Runbow may be visually colourful, but its personality is drab as can be.
The second game is the lesser of the two, but it’s still a fascinating experience.