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New World Order (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on January 4, 2003

Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on December 6, 2002

Quake III: Arena (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on December 5, 2002

Pontifex 2 (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on December 4, 2002

Metroid Fusion (Game Boy Advance)

This one turned a handheld-critic to a handheld-fan!

The Good
Some friends almost forced me to play this game - bus when I laid in the bed, connected the GBA to my stereo, adjusted the light and was sucked into this strange, paranoid and very intense world... At first, this is just a simple 2D jump 'n run - but it turnes out to be much, much more! Sound and graphics are well - the gameplay is fantastic! And bonus-thumbs-up for the intuitive controls!

The Bad
Difficult questions! I'd say, that this game is a bit short - but on the other hand, it offers enough replayabilty. And then, there are some bosses, that are invincible for hours - until you find out the right technique, and finish them off in a minute...

The Bottom Line
Classical 2D jump 'n run thru a complex spacestation, where a strange alien virus break free. You have to shoot enemies, turn switched, discover secret rooms&tunnels. Doesn't sound special, huh? But the great gameplay, the gloomy atmosphere and the simple to handle, but powerful controls turn Metroid Fusion into a triple-A title!

By Felix Knoke on December 2, 2002

Gothic (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 13, 2002

Black & White (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 13, 2002

Corridor 7: Alien Invasion (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on November 13, 2002

Runaway: A Road Adventure (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 13, 2002

Mobil 1 Rally Championship (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 13, 2002

The Operative: No One Lives Forever (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 13, 2002

Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 12, 2002

Wing Commander: Privateer (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on November 1, 2002

America's Army: Operations (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on November 1, 2002

Noctropolis (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

Full Throttle (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

Star Wars: X-Wing Alliance (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

Star Wars: X-Wing Vs. TIE Fighter (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

Star Wars: TIE Fighter (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

Star Wars: X-Wing (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

1503 A.D.: The New World (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on October 29, 2002

No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way (Windows)

By Felix Knoke on October 25, 2002

Iron Storm (Windows)

Ironstorm has potential - but doesn't use it...

The Good
IronStorm's most important point is it's story and atmosphere. There's always something happening around you. Via a TV-Station you get to know the most recent political and/or military movements. The whole gameworld is dark and decayed, the weapons have a old but evolved look.

The Bad
The game is a standard-egoshooter without any new ideas or features. The graphic could be better (doesn't even have multi-texturing,...), the leveldesign is repetitive and a bit poor. And don't try the multiplayer-part...

The Bottom Line
IronStorm could be a good game - if there were experienced designers! The good story and intensive atmosphere are quite impressive, but the bad graphic, the repetitive gameplay and the crappy multiplayer-part leave a bad feeling about this game. IronStorm could be good - but isn't. But on the other side - it's not a crap game! People should try the demo and then decide to bye Ironstorm or not...

By Felix Knoke on October 25, 2002

Doom II (DOS)

By Felix Knoke on October 24, 2002

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