What's that thing in the sky? Is it a plane? Is it a flying saucer? Nooo! It's The Incredible Hulk holding 30 bucks heading to the nearest shop to buy the PC version of his game. I hope they still have a copy or Hulk is gonna get angry.  [...]

While giving up the so plastic numbering of every new sequel of a series, Codemasters decided to go on by using singular expressive words for each of their racing-games series. Either it's the Colin McRae franchise or Race Driver one, seems that from now on every new sequel will be represented by a new grandiose noun to fit in. While the last Colin game was named DIRT, the last Race Driver game was named GRID. Let's see if this concrete name uncovers another successful game from the TOCA Race Driver series, or not.  [...]

Romania has not always been the safe and beautiful country that you see today. No, as hard as it may be to believe, there once was a much darker time, when fear ruled these lands, and death stalked at every corner. Fear of vampire attacks was much higher during those times and the reign of terror of Vlad Tepes had reached unspeakable proportions.   [...]

If you've never been too keen on those big open-world MMORPG everyone seems to be excited these days, or maybe you're sick and tired of those fancy real time strategies that take a lot of RAM and are just not your type. Or even if you are a big fan of them, but are looking for half an hour for mayhem, adrenaline rush and intense reflexes just to relax your mind, Pyroblazer comes as a pleasant surprise you should try.  [...]

Codemasters will definitely conquer the racing genre step by step. In just a few months they took two important steps. First was the acquisition of the Racing Studio from Birmingham (actually owned by Sega), and second was the acquisition of F1 Racing Series rights to develop and publish games based on them. Grid is just an obvious release from a successful franchise that has the purpose to highlight the fact Codemasters are one of the best racing games developers.  [...]

Litera and Akella bring us back, if only for a little while, to the old days when Adventures and Quest games were the king with their latest Wild Wild West game: The Bad, the Ugly and the Sober. And it's nice to be back! I remember in the old days when I used to spend hours on Lucas Arts games like Day of the Tentacle or Indiana Jones. The Bad, the Ugly and the Sober manages to recreate some of the thrill and excitement of the old school Adventures.  [...]