Sheppard’s Video Game Pie
An Extraordinarily Late Review of Skyrim We Forgot to Put Up Last Week (Sorry)
"The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" is the reason I'm upgrading my computer this weekend.
Dark Souls
The great virtue of "Dark Souls" is the sense of ownership it bestows on those who master it.
Batman: Arkham City
"Batman: Arkham City" is a worthy followup to 2009's "Batman: Arhkam Asylum," but not quite the perfect supergame I was hoping for.
Gears of War 3
"Gears 3" plays like a polished "Gears 2," which played like a polished "Gears 1." It's popcorn gaming, but I think that's exactly what they were going for.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
I've logged 60 hours on Deus Ex: Human Revolution so far, and I've enjoyed every second
Catherine
Vincent is 32 years old and living in a rut. He’s been going out with his girlfriend, Katherine, for five years, but they still live apart.
Resistance 3
In "Resistance 3," 90 percent of humanity is dead, and the survivors are living in squalor underground, evading human-alien hybrid death squads.
Bodycount
"Bodycount" is an FPS. I am tempted to make the preceding sentence, and the legally-mandated italic paragraph way down at the end of this thing, my whole review.
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron is a beautiful little art game with brawler mechanics.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Amnesia is a first-person horror game with no combat, which is not to say no danger. You play a man named Daniel with no memory of who he is, who wakes up next to a note and an empty bottle in a largely abandoned, collapsing castle.
Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet
Michael Gagné did a series of MTV shorts called Insanely Twisted Shadow Puppets, and now he's done the visual design for a video game.
From Dust
From Dust is a decent short god sim that would really benefit from being much larger and running on the next generation of game hardware.