Gas Guzzlers is not a sophisticated racing simulator. It’s high speed crash-and-bang on wild racetracks in exotic locales, where winning can mean either beating your opponents to the finish line or just beating them into the ground. Like most racing games, players begin with a low-class, lightly armed vehicle and must compete in various races and challenges to earn cash,

I hardly know where to start. Diablo II was the first game that truly engrossed me – for five or six years of my life it bordered on being an addiction. Could the sequel ever live up to the expectations I, and many others like me, would heap upon it? Probably not. And yet, much like anticipation for the yearly showcase that is E3, one can’t help but hope that one’s wildest expectations will be fulfilled,

Sniper Elite was, in the words of Rebellion’s CEO and creative director Jason Kingsley, a game “many more people have heard of than actually played.” The tactical thirdperson shooter was set during World War II, with the player sneaking and sniping his way through the Nazi army while trying to discover the secrets of the atomic bomb. You’re peering down that same sniper’s gun sights this time around,

This is the first of several reviews on TERA. Rather than write one long piece after I have gotten to the end-game, I have split up the reviews according to my progress. Keep in mind my experience with the game is mostly based on my Lancer class, and the game feels quite different for each, depending on your play-style.
They sure didn’t exaggerate about the Big Ass Monster part

Fireburst is a neat arcade racer with a gimmick – cars have something called Fireburst – which can both be used to destroy your enemies and to speed up. You can use it at any time, but it heats up your car – and if the car gets too hot, it explodes.
You can cool your car on water barrels throughout the levels, or convenient places on the level – puddles, the sea, waterfalls, etc.n