Heroes of the Realm is a unique mixture of strategy, RPG and card game elements! And, though there are that many genres put together, this “hybrid” is extremely playable and addictive! Heroes of the Realms showed as a very nice surprise.
Elsword Online
Elsword is quite unique when put in comparison to most of MMO products on the market... Game achieves in combing beat'em up with RPG elements to great effect! In Elsword you enter a kind of fantasy world, where adventure for glory begins... Elsword shines in terms of...
Wizard 101
Wizard101, in opposition to some contrary opinions, proves that MMO-RPG can still contain original, innovative game-play ideas.. Wizard101 puts player in a role of young magic school adept. During your journey you will be given many different quests, mainly involving...
Dungeon Party
Hello, and welcome all of you adventurers form all over the world! Going with Dungeon Party is like finding a golden chest in the middle of nowhere! There are obvious reasons that stand behind my statement... And I'm going to tell you exactly why... So listen! Dungeon...
Red Eclipse
Red Eclipse is a game that just needs further recognition.. It's been doing a lot of hard work in the free FPS department and is still holding it's line very well. Game runs on a very efficient CUBE 2 engine, which to my taste succeeded in creation of smoothly...
ShootMania Storm Game Review
As the advertising slogan says: “ShootMania is revolutionizing the multi-player FPS”. Let’s try to find out if this qualities really showed in the previewed product. At first glance ShootMania can lure some of you with nice menus and server browser clarity…
Blacklight: Retribution – PC Game Review
Welcome to one of my favorites in the (FPS) genre, game that gave me the most amusement in the long long time. There are games that are good, we all love to play. And then comes out a title like Blackout: Retribution that shakes everything with a power of a thunder and leaves nothing behind
District 187: Sin Streets
During the course of the last years we could observe a sudden growth of MMOs, and among those FPS being no exception. We’ve already had military, space, tactical and other strange variations of shooters… So is there “real deal” behind releasing District 187 to the gaming market?
