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Warlock: Master of the Arcane Review

Written by Rob Williams on May 22, 2012 In Gaming

From the developer of the popular Majesty series comes a 4X turn-based strategy game that takes some of the best elements of previous games in the genre and adds some twists. Your goal? To build up your empire, explore the interesting land, find secret portals and of course - handle any opposition that comes your way.

Running Sega Dreamcast Games on Your PC with nullDC

Written by Rob Williams on May 3, 2012 In Gaming

Want to play your Sega Dreamcast games but don't want to haul the console out of the closet? You're in luck, because there exists an outstanding emulator that I recently became addicted to: nullDC. This article covers all you need to know about it, including how to get started. So what are you waiting for? SoulCalibur is waiting.

Ridge Racer Unbounded Review

Written by Rob Williams on April 23, 2012 In Gaming

The wait for the next proper Ridge Racer title has been long, but Unbounded is finally here, and it brings a surprise: it's also for the PC. In this iteration, we're to conquer races in Shatter Bay, build our own tracks, and compete with others online. Oh - and to act like a hurricane to wreck as much as we possibly can.

When 'Free-to-Play' Becomes a Money Game

Written by Rob Williams on March 28, 2012 In Gaming

The term "free-to-play" has become hugely popular in recent years, and Steam even has an entire category dedicated to it. But while the term itself seems self-explanatory, there are some games that prove that not all F2P titles are alike. In the worst cases, such as with one of Rob's favorite MMOs, the games can actually become "pay-to-win".

Dear Esther Review: When a Game is not a Game

Written by Jamie Fletcher on March 7, 2012 In Gaming

There are certain expectations when loading up a game for the first time. Unspoken rules govern the experience that should be presented to the player. Dear Esther breaks all those rules yet pulls off something very unique. Read on as we delve into the latest Indie funded 'experience'.

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