Spec Ops The Line is a 3rd person military shooter. The game is set in Dubai several months after a major sandstorm wiped it off the map. Your 3 man team is sent in to see if there are any survivors after a mysterious radio signal is found by the man... Read On
Many surprise titles can make their way through Apple’s App Store, and 99 cents can give you a surprising amount of charm and replay value if you spend it the right way. Game Stew’s Tower of Fortune is one of those surprisingly charming t... Read On
When Warhawk came out in 2007, it was generally well received except for one fact: there was no single player. Starhawk adds in the much needed feature, but does the addition add enough to warrant a purchase? Unfortunately, the single player mode doe... Read On
Throughout the years, we’ve seen tons of Mario sports games. Mario hit the golf green with Yoshi, he’s shot hoops with moogles, he’s played soccer with Bowser, he’s swung for the fences with Daisy, and much much more. Even wit... Read On
As a kid, I fondly remember playing WWF Superstars at a pizza parlor near the laundromat we used every Saturday morning. It was a game that let you choose two wrestlers and run through a gauntlet of tag teams before ultimately facing Andre the Giant... Read On
When first turning on Dragon's Dogma, I will be the first to admit that I was quite skeptical about what it was going to offer. When the release date was pushed back from last November, I was even more concerned. Now I can fully say with confidence t... Read On
In a time when the Call of Duties and Battlefields of the world are dominating the military first-person shooter scene, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier offers a refreshing take on the genre, pushing gamers to be strategic while keeping... Read On
At first glance, World Gone Sour looks like a game that’s sole purpose is to advertise something to you while you play. Fortunately, not only is that not the case, but Playbrains manages to pump out a rather enjoyable platformer that looks kiddy but... Read On
Today on Gaming With Killatia we take a look at House of the Dead 4. While originally released in the arcades back in 2005 it later found itself ported to the ps3 through psn in 2012. Is this port worth pulling out the PS move you have lying in your ... Read On
The Walking Dead: The Game is a standalone story that runs parallel with the story from the comic books, but that doesn’t mean you won’t come across some of the characters from the books. The game puts you in the shoes of Lee Everett. Lee... Read On
One of the fastest growing genres of gaming is the tower defense game. The basic concept of the tower defense is that you have a central location you are trying to defend from the opposing force. You are often given a wide variety of “towers” and “at... Read On
Though you may run into the very-occasional glitch and the game doesn't offer the explosions and visual excitement of Pinball FX2, The Pinball Arcade is a great way for new and old fans to enjoy the glamor and charm of classic, simulation-style pinba... Read On
It’s been a long, long time since gamers had the opportunity to join Pit on a new adventure, and while his appearance on Super Smash Bros. Brawl at least put him in the public’s conscious again, a full-on Kid Icarus game has been long overdue.Fortuna... Read On
First things first, this is a long game. Really, really, really, incredibly so in single player mode, which I do not recommend because it will cause you to rage quit and most likely smash your shiny new vita. So if I were you I would stick to the mul... Read On
Today on Gaming with Killatia we review Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City and see if its a worthy Co-op game for you and your friends to enjoy. My Youtube page: http://www.youtube.com/user/killatia My website: http://www.magicinkgaming.com/ Twitte... Read On
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