Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days

In 2010, in a somewhat unexpected move, Kane & Lynch got a sequel. While the first game had a pretty decent ending, the whole Gamespot controversy put a black mark on the series.

Kane & Lynch: Dead Men

Playing as a criminal in video games is nothing new, but rarely is the topic approached maturely. Usually, you’ll see them as an anti-hero, on their quest for revenge and out for their own brand of justice. Kane & Lynch manages to approach this from a more mature angle while managing to look cool.

Review: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – 2 year anniversary

With the success of GTA III, Rockstar Games moved fast and decided to capitalize on its success. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, regarded by many as the best game in the series, and one of the best games on the PS2.

Review: Redneck Rampage Rides Again

After the release of Suckin’ Grits on Route 66, in 1998 Redneck Rampage received a sequel Redneck Rampage Rides Again. In 1998 when FPS games were making huge technical advancements, Redneck Rampage Rides Again was one of the last games on an “old engine”.

Review: Redneck Rampage

When talking about games on the Build Engine, there are three major ones: Duke Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior, and Blood. These are usually considered the best Build engine games, but right behind them is Redneck Rampage.

Review: Saints Row 2

They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Saints Row 2 does that, and then some.

Review: Tomb Raider

Video games have many recognizable characters and mascots, but one of the most successful female characters and heroines is Lara Croft.

Review: Ion Fury

In the past several years there has been a huge amount of retro-inspired or throwback games, that are in some way inspired by the old 80s or 90s games. Ion Fury is not only a game inspired by old FPS games, but it also feels like a missing game from that era.

Review: Fallout 2

Almost immediately after the release of Fallout, Black Isle begin developing Fallout 2. This game is probably one of the most popular games that Black Isle developed.

Review: Fallout

Fallout can be considered the godfather of modern RPGs. While it may look and play differently than modern RPGs, almost everything that you see in today’s RPGs, Fallout did in one way or another.