I’m a few months late to the party, but I have just completed RAGE, and I don’t think I have ever felt quite so let down by a game ending. I am really disappointed with how iD Software approached the ending of the game, it feels like they just gave up when they got to that last level. Spoilers abound after the jump.
Zombies. Can’t live with ’em, Walk Thru Walls’ first adventure, Metal Dead follows the adventures of Malcolm and Ronnie, two heavy-metal enthusiasts struggling to survive in the midst of yet another outbreak of the living dead. It is the first in a planned series of point-and-click adventures set during the apocalypse.
Freddie Prinze Jr. has been confirmed as the voice actor for Mass Effect 3‘s new character James Vega. In the video he talks about his real life inspirations for the character and his love for the series of Mass Effect, of which he seems a genuine fan.
He joins a host of stars who have signed up to do voice acting for Mass Effect 3 including: Seth Green, Adam Baldwin, Martin Sheen and Carrie-Anne Moss. The video shows lots of new footage from the upcoming Mass Effect 3 release but don’t worry, no spoilers.
Before you lose the will to live, I know it’s another bundle, but this one’s different, I promise.
I must admit, Just Cause 2 failed to hold my attention. Despite the beautiful vistas, the open-world gameplay and the varied missions, I quickly tired of the poor driving mechanics, the rather pre-school approach to physics, and the predictable AI of my opponents. It was with a sigh that I finally returned the game to the digital shelf of Steam and moved on to pastures new. To return to the tropical paradise of Panau, I thought, it would take something…
Somehow, I haven’t yet played Dear Esther even though it is possibly one of the best game mods to have been released in recent year. What started out life as a mod for the Source engine has evolved into being just a few weeks away from a full independent release through Steam while also being nominated for four awards at this years IGF awards including the Seumas McNally Grand Prize. The price of the game has been confirmed at a…
Heavy metal, zombies, point-and-click adventure, comedic. All fine words and phrases, and when brought together they can be used to describe Metal Dead a new adventure game from Australian indie, Walk Thru Walls. The story follows two heavy metal fans trapped in a medical research centre which is, you guessed it, infested with zombies. Metal Dead is available now for £2.99 on Desura. Hopefully we shall be taking a closer look at this one soon.
We are big fans of Trials here at The Reticule, be it the PC version, or the later Xbox Live Arcade version, which if I am honest, absolutely blew me away when I first played it a couple of weeks ago. This new video from the latest Inside Xbox shows off RedLynx’s new title, Trials Evolution which is looking absolutely stunning. The multiplayer races, and the track editor are going to be highlights of this new title. I can’t wait to get hands on with it when RedLynx release it.
“Gamers face permanent consequences of their in-game decisions in unforgiving new mode” is how the press release about the 1999 Mode for Bioshock Infinite starts. My interest was certainly piqued when you consider the relatively consequence free nature of the original Bioshock thanks to those ever controversial Vita Chambers.
In case you haven’t heard of these guys before Walls 360 are a Las Vegas based company that have been creating amazing wall graphics for a few years now. Among other things they have created some great Battlefield 3 and Tetris art up to a giant 6 foot in height and have just released a new batch of Mass Effect 3 graphics for you to drool over. Whether you’re a huge fan of Commander Shepard and can’t wait to get a print in your room or you just fancy giving your neighbours a scare from your front door or garden fence, you’ll have to agree that these graphics look awesome and very tempting.