Reviews by GruntLogic

I feel this is the best game that Rockstar Games has ever produced, which is saying quite a bit, story and character have always been Rockstar's strong suit, and in Red Dead Redemption, John Marston is the pinnacle of characters they've created. Nothing is forgiven, and John can never escape his violent past. But the world is changing, and there's no room for people like Mr. Marston in it.

You're a space marine. There are demons. Find the key card to open the door. Find the exit. Also, Kill anything that moves. It helps that the game has a rockin' soundtrack that keeps pace with the fast paced frantic shooting.

A classic, old-school point-and-click adventure. USE Maniac Mansion WITH NES and PLAY. And whatever you do, do NOT PUT Hamster IN Microwave, TURN ON Microwave, and then later GIVE Exploded Hamster TO Weird Ed.

This is a game of absurd, dark humor and ultraviolence. Fitting for a game set in the aftermath of a nuclear holocaust. Just the right mix of RPG elements of character upgrades and (essentially) turn-based combat.

I've heard that if William Shakespeare made a video game, it would look like this. The tale of an unsung hero, set against the backdrop of a continent spanning war of succession, where flawed heroes clash with conflicted villains, with a dash of byzantine conspiracy.