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Insane Office Escape 2!

You might recall 2011’s thrilling Insane Office Escape. Biting Elbows are back with another adrenaline-pumping escape sequence in the aptly titled, Bad Motherfucker.

Shot in a similar FPS style, the continuation of Insane Office Escape sees our lethal combatant in the hands of his Russian captors. They have the device and it’s up to our man to retrieve it by any means necessary. Cue bloody hand-to-hand combat, frantic parkour chases, and even a trip to the mountains. Check out Bad Motherfucker below but be warned, it is extremely violent.

[via SAGamer]

Tags bad, Biting Elbows, FPS, insane office escape, music video, parkour, shooter, video games, violence

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We Review: Tomb Raider

Lara Croft is back. Crystal Dynamics, best known for developing Legacy of Kain, were tasked with rebooting the venerable Tomb Raider series. Thanks to their efforts, we see a whole new side to the much-loved Lara Croft, and it’s “M” for mature.

Tags action-adventure, Crystal Dynamics, Lara Croft, Megarom, PS3, square enix, supernatural, tomb raider, video game reviews, video games, Xbox360

Game Reviews

We Review: Assassin’s Creed 3

Post author By Fayyaad
Post date December 24, 2012
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The latest game in the Assassin’s Creed saga was recently released, and it features a new protagonist to replace Ezio Audittore. Let’s see how well the stabbing, killing, maiming, and adventuring continues, shall we?

Tags adventure games, Assassin's Creed, assassin's creed 3, Megarom, multiplayer games, parkour, PS3, Ubisoft, video game reviews, video games, xbox 360

Game Reviews

We Review: The Testament of Sherlock Holmes

Post author By Fayyaad
Post date December 17, 2012
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Decent puzzle games are an increasing rarity in the major console world. I’ve always been a big fan of the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, so it was with some excitement that I got my hands on The Testament of Sherlock Holmes, a puzzle adventure game by Frogwares with an original story featuring The Great Detective. Let’s dredge out our magnifying glasses, deerstalkers, and pipes, and see where the trail leads us, shall we?

Tags apex interactive, doctor watson, frogwares, pc games, PS3, puzzle games, Sherlock Holmes, sir arthur conan doyle, video game reviews, video games, xbox 360

Featured Game Reviews

We Review: Borderlands 2

When Borderlands appeared on our consoles in 2009 (Ed: Really? Was it that long ago? Wow. Feels like last year), its popularity was a surprise. New IP has a hard time making a big splash in the world of console video games. Borderlands, with its co-op multiplayer gameplay proved a huge hit, and Gearbox Software, the chaps behind the game, decided that it was popular enough to deserve its own sequel, titled Borderlands 2. I definitely wasn’t expecting the “2”, so I took a trip around the planet of Pandora to see what the hullabatwo was about.

Tags 2K Games, borderlands, borderlands 2, co-op games, FPS games, gearbox software, multiplayer games, PS3, video game reviews, video games, xbox 360

Game Reviews

We Review: Hitman: Absolution

Post author By danteofdoom
Post date December 11, 2012
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I am a big guy. 1.91m weighing in at a megaton, I don’t get to sneak around very silently very often. So sometimes playing a game like Hitman Absolution reminds me why I became a gamer. You get to do things you can’t always do in real life. Also I should do some sit-ups. Let’s find out why after the jump.

Tags agent 47, hitman, Hitman Absolution, Megarom, playstation, PS3, review, square enix, video game reviews, video games, xbox 360

Game Reviews

We Review: Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed

Post author By prawn1
Post date December 4, 2012
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The other day I lamented about the lack of arcade racers but November saw no less than three *kart* racing games appear on the circuit. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed is certainly the wordiest of the lot.

UK developer Sumo Digital have a track record with creating some of the Outrun games, and recently received a boost to their racing pedigree with the inclusion of staff from the now-defunct game development studios Bizarre Creations and Black Rock Studio. Taking cues from their previous outing in 2010’s Sonic & All-Stars Racing, the developers have added all new transformative elements to their mascot-based kart racer. Is it a welcome change? Let’s find out.

Tags arcade racing, kart, PS3, racing games, sega, Sonic, video game reviews, video games, xbox 360

Game Reviews

We Review: BreakQuest Extra Evolution

Post author By Fayyaad
Post date November 29, 2012
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BreakQuest: Extra Evolution, a Breakout clone, is a PlayStation Minis game from Beatshapers (the same wonderful people who brought us WizOrb, reviewed here). It’s the successor to the original 2004 Break Quest game from Nurium Games (also ported to PSP by Beatshapers). I took up my handy bat and ball to see what it was all about.

Tags Beatshapers, break quest, breakout, playstation network, ps minis, ps vita, PS3, PSN, PSP, sony entertainment network, video game reviews, video games

Featured Game Reviews

We Review: Okami HD

One of the most beautiful games in existence makes an HD return to the PlayStation. Thanks to the wonderful folks at Capcom, I got a chance to review this game. Does it stand up to memory? Is it still as good as before? Let me paint you a (verbal) picture of what I found.

Tags action games, adventure games, Amaterasu, arty games, capcom, Clover studios, HD remake, japan, Japanese folklore, Okami, PS3, PSN, video game reviews, video games

Featured Game Reviews

We Review: Dishonored

Many decisions go into choosing to eat a meal at a new restaurant: will be it nice? Might it give me indigestion? Will I tell my friends about in the morning? (Ed: Will I live to tell my friends about it in the morning? We’ve all been to that restaurant.) Some of the similar decisions go into choosing the games we play. Arkane Studios’ latest stealth/action FPS title, Dishonored, is all about exploration and choice. Is deciding to play this game a bad decision? Let’s find out.

Tags arkane studios, Bethesda, dishonored, dunwall, PS3, sterkinekor, video game reviews, video games, xbox 360