Recente recensies door The Gaming Archaeologist

A very fun little rouge-like game where you have a lot of synergy with many off the abilities, some of which are just made for humour like vampire and the ability to sparkle or communism and a ability to drop a bomb. It's one hell of a time waster, but at the same time you can actually cut down the size of the dungeon with NO repercussions. None. No achievements are affected either. Really, it's a lot of fun, especially as you can wear some light armour with magic which paths the way to making something like a Magus from Pathfinder's Ultimate Magic or Arcane duelist from D&D 3.5 or, again, Pathfinder.

A sequel that is not as good as the first, but it's a lot of fun. Interesting to learn about the oncoming threat that is fully revealed in swtor and not to mention the strange new sith abilities that make them more feared. I liked learning what would happen to the other characters after I left so it gives some closure there and now I can't wait to read my star wars book: Revan which ties this game to SWTOR.

All I can say is that it's not as good as I hoped it would. It's funny for a little while, but herding them into a space ship gets boring fast, plus the whole activating online like with EA pissed me off even though this is Capcom and thought they'd know better.

The game has quite a few voice talents, but the combat system I just can't get behind. It's all based on your armour and weapons for example, those in heavy armour are weak to bludgeoning weapons, those in medium armour are weak to cutting perforating weapons and those with light or no armour, weak to light armour and the difficulty spikes in this game for combat jump all over the place.

It is cool to hear the voices from the characters from the series...despite many of them not looking anything like their actors and the story is engaging, but there are times that it is just far too hard to deal with.

More of the first really, a high octane mash-em-up of a game. The story in this one is more like collateral damage of Taken 2 where you should know not to mess with someone who just tore your troops apart like mere tissue paper and killed one of your generals in a horrific way.

Really, Shank was just fine, drinking booze on the bus and if you left him alone nothing would happen. To quote Spoony: "But oh no. You had to come down and shake his ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tree and now he's pissed off and going to come after you" which is the basic plot of the story, plus for a single level you get to be a different character and switching weapons is done in a in-game menu whilst paused which is so much easier.

Only real downside is I feel sick that it had to be related to EA. Either-way, if you liked the first you'll love this and if you didn't like the first. Well, things have improved and controls are less confusing and better made for PC use but generally I'd say only buy if on a sale.

Far better than my experience on the PS2, however I find this game very hard, especially if you are new to this kind of game that gives you many, many options. You have to know what you want to specialise in or otherwise you get your ass handed to you every time. I hate the lack of a shop too, somewhere I could offload the junk I pick up to buy some new stuff would be great. However the story itself is what it's famous for and it is quite believable that the things that are going on behind the scenes could actually happen in a futuristic world.

Edit: I should really return to this as quite often I found myself struggling to get past certain areas, but would love to see what all the fuss is about this this game. I guess I could look into that on a later date.

This game is one of those Dungeon Keeper 2 clones that's done REALLY well. There are many differences, such as being three dimensional in it's layout meaning you can mine down and up for resources. There are also no designated rooms meaning you can freely put whatever you want where-ever you want. It is a very long game and I warn you now, since the game has a huge area, especially in the later levels when building in large groups of Dwarves it'll munch on your virtual memory like it needs ever inch to survive. The story is certainly not epic, but it's definitely comedic and quite fun to play. I recommend playing it if you love games such as Evil Genius or Dungeon Keeper 2.

More of the first, this game focuses on the Chaos and the place where Daemons come from, the Warp. You are able to import your save which is always a + in my opinion as you can carry over the xp, gear, and so on from the last game. There's also a corruption meter and depending on what you do you get more corrupt or less. To remain uncorrupted is hard and you gain no real benefits from it besides a good ending where as if you have become corrupted you gain many different special boons that help enforce your characters, but at what cost? It's game length however is quite short, but then again what do you expect when it's an expansion? If you have DoW2, I suggest getting this as your teams level cap is extended by 10 and you can bring over all your equipment, though your terminator armour is "damaged" until you get a tech to repair it.

Fun little adventure game with quite a bit of comedy. Can't really say much more to it but there is a lot of re-playable things to it too.

Edit: Really, much of the game there's not too much to say about it as in gameplay it's your standard JRPG kind of setting, but with some interesting characters, fun art and even an ability to drive people insane and putting them into a kind of rage-like effect to make them unable to use abilities...I think. I really don't remember what kind of benefit it had tbh...

A very difficult tower defence game. you can move around the orbits of satellites which I thought would make it easier, but it really didn't. It just makes it incredibly difficult.