Released on October 18, 2011, Batman: Arkham City just might be the best sequel ever produced. It received top ratings on just about every major gaming web site, achieving an impressive aggregate score of 96/100 on Metacritic.
Arkham City is a sequel to Arkham Asylum, which was based on the DC Comics superhero Batman. It does everything that Asylum did right, and then some. Gotham City is back, but with richer detail than ever. It’s not huge, but it more than makes up for that with its superb atmosphere. You play as Batman, who works to bring order to this
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Fiona Finch and the Finest Flowers
by T Akery January 30th, 2012 | Game Reviews, Online
Fiona Finch and the Finest Flowers is an online time management game that brings a touch of spring during the winter months. The object is to grow flowers and sell them for a profit; however, the game has so much more than just growing flowers.
What really makes this particular game different from other flower growing games is that you can actually combine seeds and create new species. This twist brings a fresh approach and provides an additional challenge to your goals.
You start with some basic seeds and a plot of land. Where you want to plant the flowers is
What really makes this particular game different from other flower growing games is that you can actually combine seeds and create new species. This twist brings a fresh approach and provides an additional challenge to your goals.
You start with some basic seeds and a plot of land. Where you want to plant the flowers is
Oil Rush
by Mackenzie M. January 23rd, 2012 | Game Reviews, PC
Many game critics and players alike have declared 2011 the “year of zombies,” not due to the apocalypse hype, but because of the overload of video games either set in a pre-apocalyptic time, set the midst of a zombie siege, and most popularly, set immediately after the apocalypse.
To the dismay of many gamers, the video games to be released in 2012 appear to be no different. Released earlier this week was “Amy,” which revolves around escorting an autistic 8 year-old girl out of a town overrun with disease and monsters. Sound familiar? Unigine Corporation is also set to release
To the dismay of many gamers, the video games to be released in 2012 appear to be no different. Released earlier this week was “Amy,” which revolves around escorting an autistic 8 year-old girl out of a town overrun with disease and monsters. Sound familiar? Unigine Corporation is also set to release


