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By Daran Smith on May 15, 2013
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Review: Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (PC)
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Blood Dragon is an attempt by Ubisoft to release an expansion as a stand alone game, coming in at a low price point. The order of the day is a different mix of action to what we've come to expect from the Far Cry series, and a complete 180 from the original Far Cry 3 release. Have Ubisoft managed to fit enough content and enjoyment into the mix? Read on to find ou more. -
By Daran Smith on October 17, 2012
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Review: Black Mesa (PC)
Black Mesa is a recently released fan mod for Valve Softwares Source Engine, a remake, or revision of Valve's forever classic Half Life, modified from almost the ground up of the source code of Half Life 2. Having spent over seven years in development, the mod has finally seen the light of day. Aussie-Gamer checks the title out and analyzes the game piece by piece, so read on to see just what more. -
By Daran Smith on November 23, 2011
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Review: Fate of the World: Tipping Point (PC)
Fate of the World is a rather serious and difficult game that puts you in charge of a activist group that is trying to solve all of the world’s many problems. The challenges and enemies of the game are that of your own creation, including the risk of global warming, energy shortages and starvation. Tipping point is supposed to be a more updated version of the original, made to give players a more. -
By Daran Smith on November 8, 2011
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Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (X360)
What is arguably this console generations' most successful franchise, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, returns. Unlike last years Treyarch attempt, this year the series original developer Infinity Ward is back at the helm with help from Sledgehammer Games. Can this years' game prove to be more than a simple rehash? Read on to find out! This year, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has more to aim fo more. -
By Daran Smith on October 31, 2011
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Review: Battlefield 3 (PC)
With the launch of Battlefield 3, publisher EA has tried to set out to make a Call of Duty ass kicker. Has developer DICE succeeded or will Activision's Modern Warfare 3 remain king of the FPS crop? Read on to find out. The Review Battlefield 3 is very much like its previous installments, and yet it manages to be almost two games in one. The single player campaign offers nothing but linear g more. -
By Daran Smith on June 16, 2011
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Review: Duke Nukem Forever (PC)
Duke Nukem was one of the "raddest" video game action heroes of the late 80's/early 90's. It was a simple time - Unsolved Mysteries was scary, The Simpsons were funny, and the Australian Classification Board was run by SEGA. Those were better times, but for some reason Duke never kept up with society. After almost 15 years of dramas and headaches, Gearbox has finally produced the 2011 title Duk more. -
By Daran Smith on June 14, 2011
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Review: The Witcher 2 (PC)
Four years in development, CD Projekt Red have finally unleashed their squeal to one of the most overlooked RPG's in years, The Witcher. Geralt of Rivia is back and badder than ever, with the game including a completely 'built from the ground up' engine, the addition of new skills, enemies, combat mechanics, traps and bombs, can The Witcher 2 still achieve as much fame as the first did with a more.
