Introduction: So many games on the market and so many genres and manufactures out there are just constantly creating new games that it’s becoming hard to find them all, especially to review them, as you can’t figure out anymore which ones are good and which ones stink… This might sound lame but we are more and more faced with developers that use their name to place new games that really don’t have anything to look for in the casual games world, but only in the Recycle Bin. This usually happens with the creation of a game that is very well made and the number of flaws and bugs can be... READ REVIEW

Introduction: So when it comes to games there are a lot of classifications when it comes to them, but the real classification can be done in two categories: good games and bad games. So where can we put this game? Well that depends on taste of every person, and for me looking it from that perspective it wouldn’t be a good game. But this is my personal opinion and therefore I have to be neutral, because I’m not that big of a fan of RPG games. So what can we really say about this game? The games beginning is quite odd and might repeal players from this game, but what they don’t know is that... READ REVIEW

We have a game here that we don’t see every day, not just because of its genre, but because the way it is played. Aerie – Spirit of the Forest is a pretty mixed up game made combining simulation, time management and arcade game into one. The game is all about fixing things and the way you are fixing them… You play the part of Aerie, a forest spirit who is trying to heal the land after a great disruption. One day burning meteors were falling from the sky and turned almost everything to ashes. The damages where catastrophic and those creatures that survived and plants were hurt pretty badly.... READ REVIEW

If you would judge Victoria 2 by its predecessor that would be your first of many mistakes you would presume about this game. Every review that you would read about its predecessor would be put together of 80% of flaws about the game and 20% about the good in the game. Now I can say that the situation is completely opposite, maybe with even better odds for the good. Victoria II dumps most of the bugs, fussy micromanagement, and headache-inducing complexity that earned the original game a lot of criticism. Instead we got a game with great stability, and with the mechanics of the game done... READ REVIEW