Publisher: Feral Interactive Price: $49.99/£34.99 Description: Turn-Based Strategy with a Pump of Action Rating Pros: Great sense of progression; tense conflicts; huge scale. Cons: Some quirky camera angles; crashes; temptation to load a save. Review Turn-based strategy can seem like a daunting prospect for those who have not had the chance to delve into the genre. Whilst
Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing for Mac Review
Publisher: Feral Interactive Price: $24.99/£17.49 Description: Racing With Sonic and Co Rating Pros: Colourful, vibrant and wacky; creative level and character design; online multiplayer; SEGA fan service. Cons: Very generic beneath the glamour; doesn’t introduce any novel ideas into the mix. Review Sonic & SEGA All-Stars racing borrows a lot from the king of kart racers;
Borderlands 2: Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt DLC for Mac Review
Original Borderlands 2 for Mac Review Borderlands 2: Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty DLC for Mac Review Borderlands 2: Torgue’s Campaign of Carnage DLC for Mac Review Gaige Borderlands 2 DLC Impressions for Mac – Publisher: Aspyr Inc. Price: $9.99/£6.99 Description: Borderlands 2 with a lot more Wildlife. Rating Pros: New nature-inspired setting, new enemies
Borderlands 2: Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty DLC for Mac Review
Original Borderlands 2 for Mac Review Borderlands 2: Torgue’s Campaign of Carnage DLC for Mac Review Borderlands 2: Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt DLC for Mac Review Gaige Borderlands 2 DLC Impressions for Mac – Publisher: Aspyr Inc. Price: $9.99/£6.99 Description: A Swashbuckling DLC for Borderlands 2 Rating Pros: It’s still the same Borderlands gameplay, character
GRID for Mac Review
Publisher: Feral Interactive Price: $24.99/£17.49 Genre: A Fast-Paced Codemaster’s Racer Rating Pros: Team-based racing; compelling, personalised career mode; arcade-style handling makes controlling your car a dream but a challenge. Cons: Looks aged at points, repetitive tarmac tracks. Review GRID is the newest racing game for Mac from Codemasters, published by Feral Interactive, but it has entered into
The Cave for Mac Review
Publisher: Double Fine Productions Price: $14.99/£10.49 Genre: A Moody, Funny Puzzle Platformer Rating Pros: Beautiful design and style, unique and intriguing storytelling that gradually reveals the dark backstories of your emotionless characters, engaging puzzles. Cons: Jerky platforming controls, have to replay certain puzzles to unlock new character stages. Review The Cave is the long-awaited puzzle platformer
LEGO The Lord of the Rings for Mac Review
Publisher: Feral Interactive Price: $29.99/£20.99 Genre: LEGO Platforming with Lord of the Rings Style Rating Pros: The most impressive LEGO open-world yet, beautiful presentation, a lot of replay ability, some more ambitious level design. Cons: Incredibly easy, core gameplay hasn’t changed much from other LEGO games, some character switching and AI issues, broken navigation. Review LEGO The Lord of
Velvet Assassin for Mac Review
Publisher: Digital Tribe Price: $2.99/£1.99 Genre: WW2 Stealth Third-Person Shooter Info Rating Pros: Generates an effectively moody and unnerving atmosphere from its sound design, voice acting and visual style, some intense moments, very reasonably priced. Cons: Feels like very outdated AI (artificial intelligence) which lets down the stealth aspect of the game. Review It might be hard
F1 2012 for Mac Review
Publisher: Feral Interactive Price: $49.99 (£34.99) Genre: The Best F1 Game on Mac… Ever Info Rating Pros: A simulator through-and-through, incredible graphics combined with realism, incredibly satisfying. Cons: Unforgiving, tough difficulty curve. Review If you’re coming into this review with a lot experience with F1 racing games, there’s really not much I can tell you about F1
Cargo Commander for Mac Review
Publisher: Digital Tribe Price: $9.99/£6.99 Genre: Explore Lonely Space in this Platformer Info Rating Pros: Impressive cell shaded presentation and style, some great ideas. Cons: Very limited in gameplay, some bugs and annoyances. Review Cargo Commander seems to be going for the rouge-like market without fully committing to the idea. You play as a lonely space cargo commander
