Reviews by GruntLogic

Not so much a game as a creativity tool. Your imagination is the limit as far as fun goes in this decidedly retro looking game.

You must protect your gold from greedy adventurers who stumble upon your ever-expanding dungeon by utilizing an expanding array of clever traps and hordes of minions. It's good to be bad.

This is one of the VERY few games that have an absolutely CRUSHING level of difficulty that I still manage to enjoy. The sheer joy felt at successfully completing a mission is unlike anything I've ever felt in a game. The sense of accomplishment is supreme. You feel like you are making a difference in the outcome of WWII.

Lord British knows how to make a good game, that's for sure. Even though he's been essentially remaking the same game for decades, I feel this is the best iteration thus far. This game if pretty heavy on the RPG side of adventure.

There is something intriguing about playing a cold, emotionless killer. The game manages to combine the stealth gameplay of not being seen with the sneaky cleverness of hiding in plain sight though various disguises. There are an interesting variety of missions that complement an over-arching story. The musical soundtrack composed by Jesper Kyd is absolutely phenomenal.

I'll admit, this is an incredibly simple turn-based strategy game. It would make for a suitable Baby's First Turn Based Strategy. Not very challenging (well, it WAS challenging, when I was 12), but the music and (for the time) beautiful SNES graphics, were gorgeous. It still has a simple kind of charm to it.

I might be terrible at RTS resource-race unit-spamming fests, but I'll be darned if I didn't enjoy playing this game anyway. The inclusion of RPG elements for upgrading your hero units is what really sold me on this game.

I enjoyed just about every minute I spent exploring this strange, alien world. It was always fun tracking down upgrades and unlocking new areas to explore. The boss fights were fittingly epic and challenging. An all-around terrific experience.

My favorite racing game, ever. Blizzard & Interplay. The perfect team. Awesome weapons and upgrades for your ride and having a blast (literally) annihilating the competition while classic rock n' roll and over-the-top commentary sets just the right tone for a good time.

Another simple, beautiful, and lovingly crafted little game. First and foremost, I love the running narration that accompanies you throughout the game, it is masterfully executed, as is the music that goes along with it. Simply beautiful.