Armed with Wings: Rearmed - PC

There’s something quite evocative about a setting that’s only black and white. As a result of early technology, the first sidescrolling spaceship I ever commanded was a tiny, bright triangle against the nothingness of space. Games don’t have the same historical timeframe as film, however, and aesthetic conventions never became tied to technology in the same way. My first impression of Armed with Wings: Rearmed was that it would probably be bleak and Limbo-esque.

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Interestingly, the combination of frosty mountains in the background and gorgeous animations creates a dramatic feel to combat without any negative connotation. My character is whirly and graceful, but so powerful. It is a joy to play because timing and skill is learned alongside a visual feast of movement, enhanced by the strong silhouettes. Combat begins simply but soon relies on refl exes, observation and use of surrounding terrain features.

What begins as, seemingly, an action platformer quickly becomes increasingly puzzle focused. Yes, you can engage enemies directly, but a smarter way might be to smash boulders and launch the resulting rocks with your katana, like an expert ice hockey player, from a safe distance. I absolutely  love how the level design challenged me. Initially thinking, “Surely this is a bug. This is impossible,” always gives way to, “Oh, I see. That’s really clever.”

Puzzling also uses a little bird who you can send a limited distance from you. I would tell you the kinds of things it can do, but that would spoil the way experimentation leads to understanding of the puzzle elements. Designer, Daniel Sun, tells us, “Armed with Wings: Rearmed is designed to make players feel like an epic samurai warrior, despite skill level.” Certainly, if I was expecting sadness, I left feeling uplifted by the cleverness of the design and the beauty of the world.

Age of Steel: Recharge Reviews and more

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 Rating: 72/100

Rating: 70/100                                                               
Fun to play and fairly priced.

Bugs:
-Text screens need slowing down
-Few typos
-Game freezes for a second when bosses die
-Cannot unselect unit type to deploy sometimes

I would like to see a way to delete turrets (lemmings style would be fun) as this could let you lose your game if you have max units deployed and an enemy gets though. Please seperate music and sounds in the options menu, and also the bullet sounds are pretty dull (wet farts). UI wise the right sidebar blocks a lot of the action and should really be integrated into the menu bar by reducing icon size... could there be an option to shake the screen but not the menu bar?

75/100                                                                              
Fun-to-play side view strategy game with a story, ideal for short games of about 10 minutes.
You throw up to 12 units (which you have to research first) at you opponent, who throws whatever he can craft back at you. Plus some bosses.

Benefits

Pixel graphics with nice effects
Short games possible
Story and interesting settings with different missions (survive the waves, kill the boss)

Concerns

Two modes (campaign and surviving) only
UI good be improved

GameInfo: "Age of Steel: Recharge" is a 2D strategy with a view from the side. You're taking the role of commander, who was entrusted the management of the military base. Your mission is to defend a base from the waves of enemies at any price.

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Genre: Action, Casual, Indie, Strategy
Developer: Quaint Emerald
Publisher: Pirozhok
Release Date: 6 Jan, 2016

Adventure Time: Finn and Jake Investigations Reviews and more

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Rating: 80/100

Rating: 80/100                                                                     
The game is on the same time line as the show, very funny, enjoyable and the fighting system is awesome. I know marci dlc is out but lets hope it gets more dlc. If you enjoy Adventure Time and can't decide what AT to go for, I have played most of them, yes they are all funny, making you laugh I would have to say this one has to be the best so far.

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Rating: 38/100

Rating: 82
This is the way AC Unity should have been. Much better performance, and it actually isn't full of bugs. It has a GTA like game play with a fully open and explore-able world, you can even hijack a few vehicles and horse drawn carriages. The parkour system works great, you can climb walls and buildings and go onto roof tops and perform executions from mid air. The only real downside to this game is that the scenes when killing someone sort of repeat themselves, no real variety. All and all this is what the last AC should have been, it goes back to the roots that made AC a great game. Definitely pick this up, you won't be disappointed!

Rating: 10
Oh yes it runs well and with fewer bugs but the graphics is bare and very downgraded that it seems you are playing a Pc game of 5-6 years ago rather than a new game. It's a modest Pc port that offers mediocre graphics, repetitive missions, awkward controls which waste your gaming experience

Rating: 0
8.5GB of Vram to make run at high quality a game that would have required less than 3GB is ridiculous. This PC port is a joke. If you want to play it at low settings it runs well and smoothly but graphics is ugly. If you want to play it at high settings prepare to buy a Titan X with 12GB Vram because your GTX 980ti won't be enough.

Rating: 10
A great disappointment for me that I have bought this game. This is what I think after playing it for around 13 hours:

Graphics 40/100
Sounds 60/100
Gameplay 20/100
Entertainment Factor 0/100

Rating: 0
The game for PC looks blurry, rough and flat. AA filter works bad. Shadows are poor quality. Textures are console version and not PC version. World detail is very low. This port is pathetic and unmeaning. Plus the game is boring boring boring again and again.

Rating: 70/100
Faily well optimised. A few texture/npc pop-ins here and there, but nothing too serious.
You don't need to max the video options for it to look good.
The only thing that bothers me are the clunky combat system and the stiff animations; they look too cartoon-ish.
Other than that, it's a step up from Unity.

I wish Ubisoft would stop making annual releases and take their time to release a really great game worthy of GOTY title. Sadly that won't happen because they're too money hungry and they don't give a rat's ass about people's opinions.

Rating: 100/100
The game plays great on GTX 970 (Remember to turn off PCSS) enjoy stable 60fps
Good gameplay

Enjoying it so far looks beautiful
Graphics 100/100
Gameplay 100/100
Port Quality 100/100


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SNATCHER (a Hideo Kojima Game)

Snatcher can be seen as the spiritual precursor to Policenauts. The games are set in two different and very distinct worlds inhabited by very different people. Also, Snatcher feels less like a detective story and more like a first-person action/adventure game. Its gameplay uses point-and-click style adventuring permeated with occasional shooting sections, and its story touches on the Illuminati and borrows heavily from the films Blade Runner and Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. The story centres on mysterious beings know as Snatchers, who steal the bodies of humans and use them as a host to blend discreetly into society. You play the role of Gillian Seed, and work for a special unit of rangers known as JUNKER who are assigned to draw out and eliminate the Snatchers at any cost.

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Astray Review and System Requirements

Review: Astray is a great addition to the first person horror genre fallowing in the tradition of games like Penumbra and Amnesia. The game was the perfect length for the mystery to unravel in satisfying chunks. The graphics were very atmospheric, and the game mechanics worked perfectly. At the end i was shocked to see the credits contained only two names, for that reason alone i would recommened this game as a true achievement in indie gaming, I have played hundreds of small dev-team games, and this was by far the most impressive in that arena.

Verdict: 80/100

System Requirements:

Minimum:
OS: Windows 7 SP1
Processor: 2.3GHz or faster
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: DX 11 with Feature Level 11
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 5 GB available space

Recommended:
OS: Windows 7 SP1
Processor: 3.0GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 470 GTX or AMD Radeon 6870 HD series card
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 5 GB available space

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Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer: Aegon Games
Publisher: Aegon Games
Release Date: 3 Feb, 2015

Avalon Legends Solitaire - Review

A very captivating game that can be played for hours at a time. The game exceeded my expectations.

Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom

Gamers join Jake the dog and Finn the human as they go on an epic quest to save a group of kidnapped princesses in Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom. The top-down action resembles the 16-bit classic The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, with players taking control of Finn as he explores an overworld filled with mysteries and danger, solves puzzles and battles bosses in dungeons, and interacts with characters from the popular animated series. Gamers can also take advantage of Jake's special abilities to bypass obstacles and perform unique attacks.

Age of Empires: Castle Siege

Age of Empires: Castle Siege is a free-to-play medieval MMO tower defense game in the form of a Windows app, designed for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone.

Always Sometimes Monsters Review and System Requirements

This game is kind of a surprise. I did not know about it - but almost instantly liked it.

pro:
- lovely drawn characters and a lot of choice makes a re-play just as enjoyable as the first time
- the story is nicely done, not amazing in terms of creativity but enjoyable enough
- many of the characters are quite relatable and the "world" does have a nice feeling


con:
- not as open world and choice-based as it may want to be
- the artstyle, while being good, could have been so much better. especially in terms of customization of character
- the UI / engine is fairly bad. screen resize, controls and all that is either not customizable at all or lacking.

my final thought:

a very good game well worth the money! - but also a game that could have been ( and hopefully may become - as in sequel or something .. ) much, MUCH more. what i did not like too much was the mixture between a pretty mature topic / story - and very simplistic chores or minigames.

Verdict: 75/100

System Requirements

Minimum:

• OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8 (32-bit or 64-bit)
• Processor: Intel Pentium 4, 2.0 Ghz or faster
• Memory: 512 MB RAM
• Graphics: 1024 x 768 desktop resolution or better
• Hard Drive: 500 MB available space 

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Genre: Indie, RPG
Developer: Vagabond Dog
Publisher: Devolver Digital
Release Date: 21 May 2014

Assassins Creed 3 PC Review

Assassins Creed 3 is simply an awesome game on all counts, it hits many emotional buttons in its fantastic story line , making it one of the best out there since Skyrim.
Firstly I like to get the bad aspects out of the way. In the Assassins Creed series there is a user interface for the PC version that can be a real headache, for example. I like to call this aspect " Monkey Mode" When Connor is in Boston and he is trying to escape the British lets say by running down the street instead of running out of the way you climb a barrel or the side of the building and get jammed there are stuck there and in of course either get killed or beat up, this feature can get extremely frustrating and annoying in many circumstances where all you want Connor to do is to run instead of climbing like a monkey on every tree branch barrel or building.
I also find the weapons interface to be buggy, you have Connor choose the darts and instead of using the darts his hands end up being empty so now he is fighting with his fists against a fully armed British Army using bayonet swords and muskets, this is well can be extremely frustrating and absurd. I wish that the people working on Assassins Creed would consider an extra step on the keyboard or mouse so that Connor is not constantly in monkey mode.

Now onto the really meaty stuff, Assassins Creed 3 is truly epic in its proportions with breath taking vistas, historically accurate maps, and even people speaking in an authentic Mohawk dialect. Connor is taken on many steps in the story where his life interacts with the birth of the American Revolution and gives insight into some of the reasons for the uprising against British colonial rule.

Some of the interactive scenes include building your own naval ship, complete with cannons, guns and crew. You get to take the ship out into the harbor and are immediately tested for your naval skills. The horseback emulation also is quite well done compared say to Skyrim. The dialogue and tasks and attention to detail in this game is beyond extreme, I cannot imagine the countless amount of hours in time invested into the development of this game to give us a completely immersive experience that is not only entertaining but also interesting on many many levels. In closing I would say that as long as you don't get too frustrated with the user interface you have many many hours of fantastic gaming say nothing of the multiplayer section which I have not tried yet. The strength of this PC game is its storyline and stunning graphic representations right up to the authentic use of Mohawk and authentic non-cliché acting by the indigenous actors, it could've easily been done in a shabby way but was not.

This makes you realize the scope of this release and the enormous ambition of the team time Assassins Creed 3.
A few words about the so-called monkey mode, which is what I like to call it. There are some truly amazing aspects and feats of rockclimbing, building scaling right up to climbing to the top of the church or the top of a mast of a ship to get a full 360° panoramic view, I thought this was pure cinematic's in the previews but it turns out that is also in the game console as well. The ability for Connor to climb to the top of trees and buildings or rocks is both the strength and weakness of the user interface as I talked about at the beginning of this review.

I cannot recommend this game highly enough if you have a friend, family member, or someone that you know that really enjoys gaming and has a birthday coming soon I think it would not be a mistake to purchase this game as I think it would make a fantastic gift.
All around Assassins Creed 3 is one of the best PC games I have ever played in a long time, bravo to the team at Ubisoft. 100/100

Alien Logic - Third-Person 2D Action RPG

Alien Logic is a role-playing adventure based 0n the Skyrealms of Jorune game system. Set in a future some 3500 years from novv, the story rewolves around the remnants of several races that share the planet Jorune. The earth colonists on Jorune (in the early 21st century) panicked vvhen Earth vvas totally destroyed by a global conflict and began to exploit the planet's resources to ensure surviwal. War broke out on Jorune and, after almost being vviped out by the Shanthas, humans unleashed a virus that nearly decimated the entire population of all races.


Now, 3500 years later, vvith all ancient hostilities gone but not forgotten, your character is a young human explorer on Jorune who uncovers a sinister plot by the Red Shantha, an ewil and vicious being who has kidnapped and immobilized most 0f your village for purposes unknovvn. Your mission is to find this Red Shantha, discover vvhy he has done this evil deed, and save the villagers by defeating him. Alien Logic features a vvealth of alien creatures and beasts, an imaginative travel system and a genuinely innovative alien concept involving energy and povver sources found on the planet Jorune.

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The Adventures of Shuggy

The Adventures of Shuggy is a puzzle platform video game developed by Smudged Cat Games and published by Valcon Games. It was released June 15, 2011 for the Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Arcade and was released for Microsoft Windows on June 13, 2012. It follows the vampire Shuggy as he seeks to rid his newly inherited mansion of its undesirable inhabitants.

The game received positive reviews from critics. Aggregate scores are in the high 70's range at both GameRankings and Metacritic, two aggregate websites. Critics praised Shuggy '​s varied gameplay mechanics and vast number of levels. They also gave high marks for the cartoon art style. Some reviewers were critical of the game's difficulty level and lack of checkpoints.

Anomaly: Warzone Earth Reviews and more

Based on 3 critics - Overal Score: 83 / 100

GameInfo: Anomaly Warzone Earth is a action-real time strategy pc game. The game is set in the near future, where sections of an alien spacecraft have crash-landed in several major cities around the world, including Baghdad and Tokyo.

The player assumes the role of the commander of an armor battalion sent to investigate anomalies that have occurred in the vicinity of the wreckage and gather information on what is happening in the affected areas, as the anomalies are interfering with radar and satellite imagery - and to neutralize any threats that may exist within the anomalies' field of influence.

Players control a convoy of vehicles investigating anomalies around sections of a downed alien spacecraft, which are protected by various types of defensive towers that have to be destroyed. The style of the gameplay has been described as "reverse tower defense", "tower attack", and "tower offense".

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Critic	Score
IGN	8 out of 10
StrategyInformer	9.1 out of 10
GameInformer	8 out of 10

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Developer: 11 bit studios
publisher: 11 bit studios
Genre: Strategy,  action
Platform: PC / Windows
Release date: 08 April 2011

System Requirements

Pentium 4 2.4 GHz, 1 GB RAM (2GB dla Vista/7), graphic card 256 MB (GeForce 7600 or better), 1 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7.

Official Site
http://www.anomalythegame.com/default.aspx

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Reviews for pc, images, trailer and hardware requirements

Based on 8 critics - Overal Score: 87 / 100

GameInfo: Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is a historical fantasy third person, stealth action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal 4 Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Game does not require a permament internet connection for single player.
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is a third person action-adventure video game with main emphasis on sandbox style gameplay in an open world of Italy. Like the previous installments, the gameplay's core mechanics are based on parkour movements, crowd-blending stealth, assassinations and melee fighting system. The combat system features several improvements and for the first time in the series, the game offers a multiplayer mode alongside 40+ hours of single-player gameplay.

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GamePro: Though delayed, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood shines on the PC. Brotherhood adds a rich new chapter to the tale of the war between the Templars and the Assassins. Plus, according to our reviewer Andrew Hayward, the new multiplayer modes are an absolute blast. Read Full Review	100/100
PC World: "In the course of reviewing Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, the third instalment in the popular franchise, I took some time to reflect on what makes this particular series so popular. Sure you can extol the game for many things. Great gameplay, awesome voice acting and the occasional steamy sex scenes are just a few of them. But what gives the games that X factor? I think I know what it is. Ninjas." Read Full Review	100/100
The Escapist: "It's important that you know right from the start that I really loved Assassin's Creed 2. I loved the Italian Renaissance settings, I loved the Grand Theft Auto-meets-Spider Man gameplay, and I even loved the sci-fi/art appreciation/historical thriller plot. The only downside was that the game ended right in the middle of the action. Now, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood picks up the story again, delivering all the things I loved about the original game, and a few new surprises as well." Read Full Review	100/100
FTG: During E3, when Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood was first announced, and Ubisoft showed off the idea of a multiplayer component, I couldn’t believe it could ever work. In the months leading up to Brotherhood’s launch, I became hyped to the idea of the way the multiplayer was developed and was prepared to buy the game for this mostly-multiplayer game. When I picked up Brotherhood, I was surprised to see the full-length single player game that wasn’t just copied and pasted from Assassin’s Creed 2. Read Full Review	95/100
CVG: Overall, Brotherhood is an awesome package with enough new content to kill the competition this Christmas.Story limitations and a few failed mission experiments cement our statement that it's not Assassin's Creed 3 - but with a lick of paint it would've come dangerously close.There's enough quality and scope here to put Brotherhood in the running not just as a top Christmas purchase, but one of the best action games of the year. Read Full Review	92/100
IGN: There's a lot to like; the game is undeniably solid, while the multiplayer offers a unique experience. The game runs well on a modest modern gaming rig, and while the graphics aren't bleeding edge, it's hard not to be impressed by the scale of its recreation of Rome. PC owners also benefit from the inclusion of all the DLC to date out of the box. If you’re new to Assassin’s Creed, this is a solid entry, but picking up the threads of the convoluted story may be a challenge. If you’re an experienced assassin, on the other hand, expect to tread pretty similar ground to the last title. Read Full Review	80/100
Drunk on Judgement: If you didn’t play Assassin’s Creed 2 then you might be a little lost as far as the storyline in Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood. At the end of Assassin’s Creed 2 Ezio escaped the grasp of the evil Templars. Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood still has Desmond Miles occupying the Animus virtual reality device in the shoes of Ezio Auditore. Ezio is now trying to defeat the Borgia and the Templars to rebuild Rome. Read Full Review	80/100
GamingBolt.com: "The magic of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood has finally arrived for our PC loving brethren, but removing unpopular DRM schemes and including free DLC is not enough to justify a rather underwhelming port filled with glitches, bugs and issues galore" Read Full Review	55/100

Minimum System Requirements

OS: Windows® XP (32-64 bits) /Windows Vista®(32-64 bits)/Windows 7® (32-64 bits)
Processor: Intel Core® 2 Duo 1.8 GHZ or AMD Athlon X2 64 2.4GHZ
Memory: 1.5 GB Windows® XP / 2 GB Windows Vista® - Windows 7®
Graphics: 256 MB DirectX® 9.0–compliant card with Shader Model 3.0 or higher
DirectX®: 9.0
Hard Drive: 8 GB
Sound: DirectX 9.0 –compliant sound card
Peripherals: Keyboard, mouse, optional controller
Supported Video Cards: ATI® RADEON® HD 2000/3000/4000/5000/6000 series,
NVIDIA GeForce® 8/9/100/200/300/400/500 series
Note: This product does not support Windows® 98/ME/2000/NT

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Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (Original Game Soundtrack)
No. Title Length
1. "Master Assassin" 3:21
2. "City of Rome" 5:32
3. "Cesare Borgia" 2:21
4. "Flags of Rome" 2:36
5. "The Brotherhood Escapes" 1:58
6. "Brotherhood of the Assassins" 3:03
7. "The Pantheon" 3:06
8. "Villa Under Attack" 2:13
9. "Echoes of the Roman Ruins" 2:51
10. "Borgia Tower" 2:14
11. "Borgia Occupation" 3:02
12. "Roman Underworld" 3:46
13. "Countdown" 3:30
14. "Borgia (The Rulers of Rome)" 3:57
15. "Ezio Confronts Lucrezia" 2:56
16. "Battle in Spain" 1:39
17. "Fight of the Assassins" 2:38
18. "Desmond Miles" 4:41
19. "VR Room" 2:43
20. "Apple Chamber" 4:55

A physical release of the soundtrack on audio CD accompanied selected retail editions. However, the track-listing is altered from the digital release - the CD has 22 tracks, including 3 exclusive pieces, but is missing "Apple Chamber" present in the digital release.

Atom Zombie Smasher Reviews, Pics and more

Based on 4 critics - Overal Score: 82 / 100

GameInfo: Atom Zombie Smasher is a 2D indie strategy game.
Features
- Mercenaries for hire: Hire and upgrade your ragtag group of snipers, demolition teams, orbital bombardment crews, and more.
- No two cities are the same: Cities are procedurally-generated, giving a unique experience with each playthrough.
- Destructible environments: Yes, you can absolutely blow up everything.
- Play with friends: Up to three people can cooperatively play together.
- Mod support: Modify the game rules however you like, and share your mods through the Online File Share.

Critic	Score
Bit-tech	9 out of 10
KillScreen	68 out of 100
BrashGames	9 out of 10
Mashthosebuttons	4 out of 5

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Genre: Strategy, Indie
Developer: Blendo Games
Publisher: Blendo Games
Release Date: 14 Mar 2011
Platform: Windows, Mac, Linux

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System Requirements

OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
Processor: 1GHz
Memory: 512MB
Hard Disk Space: 60MB
Video Card: 60MB
Additional: Gamepad or Joystick required for multiplayer