SQUIGGLY GAMERS' top picks! - jan 2013
If they were stranded on a desert Island which game would they take with them?
dead space
Tight gameplay. A true horror and action game in one box, that made you want to get off the ship before anything else broke.
M. Raw mass effect 2
Makes you feel like you make life or death decisions over your squadmates. Makes you care about every decision you make. The final mission is the finest example of level design.
P.Whitehead MLB 12: the show
The perfect game for any sports fan. If you've got half an hour or a lifetime to play you'll always be satisfied. As authentic as a sports game can be.
B. Richards |
red dead redemption
One of the best games this generation, a true masterpiece.
Enthralling SP. highly addictive and fun MP A. Paschalis uncharted 2
A fantastic storyline coupled with solid gameplay, amazing visuals and some
of the best playable set pieces found on any platform. P. Truss portal 2
Valve's masterpiece, great story with humorous characters. Great co-op where puzzle solving and teamwork is the key, with a satisfying high five as a reward.
R. Mclellan |
Call of Duty 4
A game that pushed FPS into the spotlight. The singleplayer was EPIC. The online was nothing short of groundbreaking.
C.Sowry Skyrim
So much variety that you can be any kind of warrior from swordsman to mage to archer! You get lost in the game with imagination and you picture yourself as the warrior you created!
A. Alburez wolfenstein (2009)
It's a conspiracy theorist's dream. An underrated game but the gameplay was solid and so was the story.
C. Prodrick |
assassin's creed 2
While the first broke new ground with its unique gameplay and style, the sequel perfected the formula with exquisite controls and a much more in-depth storyline.
S. Maynard Gran Turismo 5
Fantastic game, brilliant grahpics. The ability to play your own music is a bonus. Playing in 3D was out of this world.
A.Gudger LA noire
An experience unlike before. Trying to maintain law and order in a police department where corruption is rife, but set in a beautifully realised 1940s Los Angeles.
Z. Khan |