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(Overview) Assistance Competitive Co-operative Shared-screen Split-screenSingle-player Styles
(Overview) Augmented Reality Dating games First Person Meta-games Physical Real-time Single Player Campaign Third Person Turn Based 3D
Game StylesHere are the different styles of games we write about:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z top
Homefront OST
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1
1 2 3 Kick It PC
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A
Aliens vs Predator 360
Alone in the Dark 360
Augmented Reality (AR) Games 3DS
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B
Battlefield 3 PC
Battlefield Bad Company 2 360
Battlefield Bad Company 2 Vietnam 360
Battlefield: Bad Company 360
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 360
BioShock Infinite PS3
Bioshock 2 360
Blood Stone 007 DS
Borderlands 360
Borderlands 2 360
Borderlands Armory of General Knoxx XBLA
Borderlands: Claptrap's New Robot Revolution 360
Brink 360
Bulletstorm 360
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C
Call Of Duty World At War Map Pack 3 360
Call of Duty 2 360
Call of Duty Black Ops Wii
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 360
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Wii
Carrier Command: Gaea Mission PC
Cinema Seating for Videogames Gadget
Conduit 2 Wii
Crysis 2 PS3
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D
Darkstar PC
Dead Rising 2 360
Dead Space Extraction Wii
Dementium The Ward DS
Deus Ex Human Revolution 360
Dishonored PS3
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F
FGTV: The Journey Hands-on Interview 360
Fable 3 PC
Fable The Journey 360 Kinect
Fallout 3 360
Fallout3 360
Far Cry 3 360
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Wii
Fight Night Champion 360
Flower PS3 PSN
Forza 3 Autoweek Pack 360
Forza Motorsport 3 360
Fracture 360
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G
GoldenEye 007 Wii
GoldenEye 007 Reloaded PS
Goldeneye 007 Wii
Goldeneye 007: Reloaded 360
Gran Turismo 5 3D TV PS3
Gun Loco 360
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H
Halo 3 360
Halo 4 360
Halo Anniversary 360
Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary 360
Halo ODST 360
Halo Reach 360
Halo: Combat Evolved 360
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I
International Cricket 2010 360
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K
Kane and Lynch 2 PC
Killzone 2 PS3
Killzone 3 PS3
Killzone2 PS3
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L
Left 4 Dead 360
Left 4 Dead 2 360
Left for Dead 2 360
Left for Dead 2 The Passing 360
Left for Dead 2 The Sacrifice 360
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M
MAG PS3
Mario Kart 7 3DS
Marvel Vs Capcom 3 360
Medal of Honor 360
Medal of Honor: Warfighter 360
Medal of Honour Wii
Medal of Honour Airborne 360
Metro 2033 360
Metroid Prime Trilogy Wii
Minecraft PC
Modern Company or Bad Warfare?
Modern Warfare 3 360
Motorstorm: Apocalypse PS3
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N
Need for Speed Shift 2 360
Need for Speed: Shift 360
Nexiuz XBLA
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O
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising 360
Operation Flashpoint: Red River 360
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P
PES 2012 360
Pilotwings Resort 3DS
Pokemon Black/White DS
Portal 360
Portal 2 PS3
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R
Rage 360
Red Dead Redepmtion PS3
Red Steel 2 Wii MotionPlus
Resident Evil Chronicles HD Collection PS3 Move
Resistance: Burning Skies PS Vita
Ridge Racer 3D 3DS
Rise of Nightmares 360 Kinect
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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World PSN
Shellshock 2: Blood Trails 360
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Wii
Singularity 360
Skyrim 360
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 PS3
Spec Ops: The Line 360
Splinter Cell: Conviction 360
Syndicate 360
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T
The Darkness 360
The Darkness II 360
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion 360
The Fight PS3
The Shoot PS3 Move
The Unfinished Swan PSN
Tiger Woods 11 Wii MotionPlus
Tiger Woods 12 Wii MotionPlus
Time Splitters Gamecube
Train Board
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U
Unfinished Swan PS3 Move
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V
Valkyria Chronicles PS3
Virtua Tennis 4 PS3 Move
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W
Wii Virtua Tennis 4 Hampered By Kinect and Move
Wipeout HD PS3
Wipeout HD 3D PS3
Wipeout Pure PSP
First Person games view the world from the eyes of the in-game character. You don't see the character themselves apart from their hands, gun or possibly feet as in Mirror's Edge. Because of the imediacy of the experience and sheer volume of visual information the player is offered First Person games lend themselves to the shooting genre. The FPS view enables players to immerse themselves in the experience and react quicker to events in the game. Other games have used a first person view to deliver an unusual perspective on an old genre - Mirror's Edge for example delivers a Platforming genre through a First Person view.
When video games are described as provocative, it usually means they have found a way to further their joyous dance with violence and promiscuity. Spec Ops: The Line has a different agenda though, which is that it has an agenda -- not the usual prerequisite for most entertaining shooting games that sell by their millions to old and (too) young alike... read now
While initially seeming simplistic but stylish, I found a hidden depth to The Unfinished Swan that few games have matched... read now
Train is a very unusual game, a one off board game that puts players in charge of death camp transportation, but what implications does it have for videogames?.. read now
Fable: The Journey is a very different take on the Fable world, translated from an RPG to a Kinect-controlled action adventure. In this edition of FamilyGamerTV, we interview Gary Carr the Creative Director behind the game to get an insight into the design of the game and how he wanted this game to be suitable for families... watch now
Unfinished Swan is an unusual puzzle game, told as in interactive fairy tale. Whilst the control scheme may be changeling for very young players, the games visual style and simple physics-based puzzles prove very entertaining when played-though as a family... read now
Morality and conscience are two vital attributes we must learn to abide by, but somehow Dishonored destroyed my sense of right and wrong in one fell swoop... read now
Bioshock 2 faces the connundrum of a broken world and lays the blame at our feet. For someone of faith, the vivid conjuring of Rapture is a fascinating challenge to a judgemental deity. In the quiet between the fighting we hear the frightful idea that the world's problems are in part our own doing... read now
The Unfinished Swan shows that the appetite for artful, soul-nourishing games continues to grow as a new monochromatic journey gets underway... read now
Borderlands 2 360 is a pretty much perfect sequel, a whole world packed with funny, violent adventures to have alone or with friends... read now
When Halo: Combat Evolved was released on Xbox in November 2001, it blew everything else away. Ten years later, after many sequels and spin-offs and millions of units sold, 343 Industries go back to where it all began with Halo: Anniversary... read now
Halo Anniversary 360 polishes the visuals of the original game to an HD standard, but keeps the gameplay underneath intact. This authenticity is admirable, even when it preserves some of the game's flaws... read now
The Darkness II is a bleak and vicious first-person shooter, tinged with dark comedy. With a roster of great characters and an intriguing plot, it's only a pity that quality of the storytelling isn't consistent... read now
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 promises a return to the intense simulation of being a military sniper, alongside an intricate narrative and set in the most detailed game environments currently available... read now
The Darkness II 360 is a more polished game than its predecessor, but also less interesting and very short-lived... read now
Resident Evil Chronicles HD Collection brings together the two Chronicles games and provides them with a new HD makeover and support for Playstation Move, to promise a story-packed on-rails shooter... read now
Darkstar isn't the interactive movie it self-describes as, but it does cater to adventure gamers who are largely un-catered for: the lesser spotted point-and-click variety... read now
Medal of Honor: Warfighter takes the fight against terror around the globe and delivers a shooter which focuses on the lives and experiences of those engaged in conflict (ed: by this we mean the people with the guns?)... read now
Alone in the Dark 360 has some great, innovative ideas about story-based gaming. Shame it's no fun to play... read now
Halo 4 takes the series in a radical new direction. In the hands of a fresh developer while capitalising on Bungie's experience, planning and Halo lore, this promises to be a brave new chapter... read now
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly has previously been named the scariest videogame ever made, with dark secluded locations, phantom enemies and creepy Japanese twins all is present and correct... read now
More posts:
The Darkness 360 Review
Multiplayer Gamer Show | The Darkness II 360 Preview
Far Cry 3 360 News
GoldenEye 007 Reloaded 360 Review
Nexiuz XBLA News
Motorstorm: Apocalypse PS3 Review
Modern Warfare 3 360 Review
Red Dead Redepmtion PS3 Review
Halo: Combat Evolved 360 Review
Flower PS3 PSN Review
Resistance: Burning Skies PS Vita News
Battlefield 3 PS3 Review
Borderlands 2 360 News
Aliens vs Predator 360 Review
Rage 360 Review
Borderlands: Claptrap's New Robot Revolution 360 Review
Skyrim 360 Review
Goldeneye 007: Reloaded 360 Review
Halo Anniversary 360 Review
Mario Kart 7 3DS Review
PES 2012 360 Review
Bulletstorm 360 Review
Battlefield 3 360 Review
Novel Gamer Show | Deus Ex Human Revolution PS3 Preview
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion 360 Review
Syndicate 360 News
Dead Rising 2 360 Review
GoldenEye 007 Reloaded PS News
Rise of Nightmares 360 Kinect News
Wipeout Pure PSP Review
Wipeout HD PS3 Review
Halo 4 360 News
Kane and Lynch 2 PC Review
Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary 360 News
BioShock Infinite PS3 Preview
Portal XBLA Review
Novel Gamer Show | Deus Ex Human Revolution 360 Review
Fable The Journey 360 Kinect Review
Game People Show | Halo 3 360 Podcast
Need for Speed: Shift 360 Review
Portal 2 360 Review
Fable 3 PC Review
Game People Show | Portal 2 PS3 Podcast
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 360 Review
Carrier Command: Gaea Mission PC News
Singularity 360 Review
Battlefield 3 360 Preview
Battlefield 3 PC News
Marvel Vs Capcom 3 360 Review
Wii Virtua Tennis 4 Hampered By Kinect and Move Article
Virtua Tennis 4 360 Kinect Review
Pilotwings Resort 3DS Review
Conduit 2 Wii Review
Operation Flashpoint: Red River 360 Review
Portal 2 PS3 News
Homefront OST Review
Virtua Tennis 4 PS3 Move Review
Bulletstorm 360 Review
Killzone 3 PS3 Review
Fallout 3 PS3 Review
Tiger Woods 12 Wii MotionPlus Rough Guide
Crysis 2 PS3 Review
Pilotwings Resort 3DS Review
Pokemon Black/White DS Review
Augmented Reality (AR) Games 3DS Review
Pilotwings Resort 3DS Review
Wipeout HD 3D PS3 Review
Medal of Honor 360 Review
Fight Night Champion 360 News
Bulletstorm 360 News
Ridge Racer 3D 3DS News
Gran Turismo 5 3D TV PS3 Review
The Fight PS3 Review
Bulletstorm 360 Review
Need for Speed Shift 2 360 News
Conduit 2 Wii News
Scripted Gamer Show | Goldeneye 007 Wii Podcast
1 2 3 Kick It PC News
Killzone 3 PS3 News
Halo Reach 360 Review
Call of Duty Black Ops Wii Review
Blood Stone 007 DS Review
The Shoot PS3 Move Review
Call of Duty Black Ops Wii Review
GoldenEye 007 Wii Review
Halo Reach 360 Review
Halo Reach 360 Review
Halo Reach OST Review
Medal of Honor 360 Review
Halo Reach 360 Review
Left for Dead 2 The Sacrifice 360 Review
Halo 3 OST Review
Halo Reach 360 Review
Minecraft PC Review
Brink 360 News
Gun Loco 360 News
Singularity 360 Review
Medal of Honor 360 News
Fallout3 360 Review
Halo Reach 360 Review
Halo Reach 360 News
International Cricket 2010 360 Review
International Cricket 2010 360 Review
Left for Dead 2 The Passing 360 Review
Tiger Woods 11 Wii MotionPlus Rough Guide
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World PSN News
Battlefield Bad Company 2 Vietnam 360 News
Killzone2 PS3 Review
Metro 2033 360 Review
Left 4 Dead 360 Review
Medal of Honour Airborne 360 Review
Halo 3 360 Review
Fallout 3 360 Review
Modern Company or Bad Warfare? Article
Dead Space Extraction Wii Review
Splinter Cell: Conviction 360 Buying Guide
Red Steel 2 Wii MotionPlus Review
Borderlands Armory of General Knoxx XBLA Review
Battlefield Bad Company 2 360 Review
Forza Motorsport 3 360 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Wii Review
Bioshock 2 360 Review
Forza 3 Autoweek Pack 360 Review
Valkyria Chronicles PS3 Review
Left for Dead 2 360 Review
Bioshock 2 360 Review
MAG PS3 Review
Metroid Prime Trilogy Wii Review
Dementium The Ward DS Review
MAG PS3 Buying Guide
Call of Duty 2 360 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 360 Review
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Wii Review
Halo ODST 360 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 360 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 360 Review
Borderlands 360 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Wii Buying Guide
Left 4 Dead 2 360 Buying Guide
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising PC Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 360 Buying Guide
Call Of Duty World At War Map Pack 3 360 Review
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising 360 Buying Guide
Cinema Seating for Videogames Gadget Review
Killzone 2 PS3 Review
Shellshock 2: Blood Trails 360 Review
Time Splitters Gamecube Rough Guide
Medal of Honour Wii Review
Portal 360 Rough Guide
Battlefield: Bad Company 360 Review
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