Tuesday 31 July 2012

Transformers: Fall of Cybertron - Watch the demo in GR's new video playthrough


In just three weeks Transformers fans will be given the next entry is the grand prequel series that developer High Moon Studios has been working on. After the success of War for Cybertron, Optimus Prime, Megatron, Starscream and the rest are back for the next entry, alongside beloved toys like the Dinobots and Insecticons in Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. a demo for the game just hit XBL and PSN, so GamesRadar editors Henry and Lucas played through it in this video we now share. Enjoy!





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Sacra Terra: Angelic Night Collector's Edition [BFG-FINAL]

Sacra Terra: Angelic Night Collector's Edition [BFG]| 405.5 mb

The demons of the Seven Deadly Sins have broken free of their fiery prison and taken up residence in Sacra Terra! Use your cunning to defeat each demon and rescue humanity from destruction! As you explore a decaying hospital, unlock the secrets of a medieval abbey, and search eerie catacombs, you'll receive help from a pure spirit known only as Angel. Survive a harrowing adventure in Sacra Terra: Angelic Nights!

The Collector’s Edition includes:
*Bonus gameplay
*Integrated Strategy Guide
*Wonderful wallpapers
*Concept art
*Extract and Enjoy!

4 Elements™ II Collector's Edition [FINAL

4 Elements™ II Collector's Edition [FINAL]| 118.5 MB

Misfortune has befallen the magic kingdom again! A careless charm made the formerly wondrous ancient world overcast, beset with darkness and despair. Four fairies of the elements were deprived of their magic power. Be the hero the kingdom seeks: set the fairies of earth, air, fire and water free, and restore the book of magic!

More About the 4 Elements II Game
*4 adorable fairies of the elements to set free
*16 magic cards to collect
*64 unique match-3 levels
*4 exciting quests to complete
*iSpy, spot-the-difference and other types of mini-games (HOG)
*Various achievements to get

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Fate of the Pharaoh [FINAL] Fixed

Fate of the Pharaoh [FINAL]| 64 MB

Build glorious Egyptian towns and expand your realm in Fate of the Pharaoh, a fun and challenging Strategy game! After being attacked by a greedy enemy for years, the magnificent realm of the pharaoh has crumbled. Construct homes for your people, set-up production, trade, please gods, fight crocodiles and dangerous cobras, all while building marvelous monuments and famous wonders!

*Amazing atmosphere
*Fantastic action
*Build glorious Egyptian towns!

run game extractor and enter key when prompted, if you skip this process, game will time out if you do not enter serial.
delete any OLD profiles you have and select a newly named profile

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USE SERIAL TO REGISTER

NAME:RAZZ@DOWNTURK.INFO
KEY:59EE-F88F-CC0C-CFD0-36BF-EAE7-C932
OR
KEY:59EE-F88F-CC0C-1D3C-002D-9D85-8D96

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KEY:AC22-62AD-68AD-5D01-70BE-12DF-9895
OR
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run game extractor and enter key when prompted, if you skip this process, game will time out (crash) if you do not enter serial.
(if you do not run register.bat the game will start and run for 60 minutes and will not restart, to fix this run register.bat)

MUST RUN REGISTER.BAT

Monday 30 July 2012

PC Game Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Cheats



Available on: DS, PC, Wii, PS3, 3DS, PS Vita, Xbox 360



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The blocky Batman is back, and this time he has his hands full with the likes of Joker and Lex Luthor. Good thing Superman and the rest of the Justice League are more than happy to lend a helping had to the Caped Crusader.




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Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes video


Lego Batman 2 DC Super Heroes QuickPlay

June 19, 2012, 5:41 p.m.




Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes video


LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes - Launch trailer

June 18, 2012, 11:15 p.m.




Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes video


Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes - Open World trailer

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Screenshots updated Jun 19, 2012







Dead Space 3: Why the 'dumbed-down' action game additions you're scared of actually make it a better survival-horror


Co-op. Proper machine guns. Cover-shooting against human enemies. Loads of ammo. Co-op. All of these things more often than not utterly ruin a horror game (especially co-op), so I'd been scared of Dead Space 3 for all the wrong reasons since its E3 2012 reveal. But now I've played it, I can happily tell you that none of the above makes this second sequel any less true to its brutally disturbing roots. In fact they make it even better.


Trust me, I have not gone mad. And I shall now address each of the previously perturbing things about Dead Space 3, so that you truly know that I have not gone mad.


You can erase any hint of the co-op mode's existence


Co-op, the accepted wisdom goes, usually makes most games better. In the case of the horror genre though, that statement is only accurate as far as you replace the word "usually" with "categorically and without fail", and swap out "better" with "a lightweight, irritating atmosphere vacuum". Throw in the option of a second player, you see, and you all-too-often get a story written around two characters by default. And thus, even when choosing to play alone, you end up with a perpetually present ammo-thief/target-blocker/one-liner generator/tension sponge, hobbling unconvincingly alongside you, making the whole thing a rather tiresome and unexciting affair. Or, to use a more economical description, you end up with Resident Evil 5.


Above: You will note how there is only one person in this screenshot


Not so in Dead Space 3. While I was flat-out miserable at the first mention of Dead Space getting co-op, and borderline catatonic after the E3 demo, it turns out developer Visceral has actually side-stepped every potential problem by way of a very simple technique. Co-op character John Carver just isn't in the game when you're not playing solo. The approach, obviously, has been around since Contra, but for some reason most devs have seemed completely oblivious to it this generation.


Implementing it has taken a bit of extra work (two versions of the story for a start, with Carver appearing as an occasional NPC in the single-player mode), but Visceral seems to appreciate that extra effort is worth it if it means not ruining the core appeal of the game.


Above: Same here, plus a Necromorph doing the dance from Thriller


And aside from that, there are actually some bonuses to be had from co-op. For instance the totally drop-in, drop-out nature of both the mode and Carver himself means that should you hit a difficulty bottle-neck you can always bring a friend in for a bit of temporary help before continuing on your own. And, post-completion, New Game+ is fully available in co-op. With branching paths, the return of DS1's more explorable hub structure, and a bunch of extra, co-op only side-missions - not to mention NG+'s weapon and armour boosts -  you can essentially turn Dead Space 3 into two completely different games depending on how you play it. Oh, and you wouldn't believe how fun Dead Space's trademark corpse-stomping is with two players.


Isaac's new manoeuvrability doesn't make him a badass.
It has the opposite effect


Isaac can now duck and perform evasive rolls in Dead Space 3. So it's Gears of Dead Space: Drake's Misfortune, right? Wrong. While Isaac's new found manoeuvrability might send alarm bells going off in your head (provided you have some kind of crazy Inspector Gadget style hazard warning system implanted into your cranium), in reality they haven't actually changed the core survival horror gameplay much. Because in reality, they're not half as useful as you might expect.


Above: Go on, roll your way out of that one


Isaac's evasive roll, for instance, is a rather stiff and clunky affair, and nigh impossible to accurately control when trying to roll at diagonals. Basically, it's a combat roll focused through the lens of cumbersome survival horror control, rather than survival horror control ruined with the addition of a combat roll. In fact, if anything, it's a hindrance in DS3's tight, cramped, black-as-an-eight-ball's-bumhole corridors. With little room even for traditional movement, a flailing leap into a wall is hardly going to help you stay on top of a tricky combat situation. In fact the only real use I found for it was in making a large boss' charging attack less frustrating. And let's face it, that sort of thing did need fixing.


Similarly, Isaac's new crouch seems useless except in specific cover-shooting scenarios (which I'll come onto in the next bit). Again, it's a rather stiff and slow manoeuvre, and thus it's about as effective against Dead Space's bestiary of thrashing, scrabbling, whip-lashing beasties as trying to stab a flaming Balrog with an ice-cream cone. Instead, it seems only really intended for use in squatting behind boxes while angry men fire bullets at the space where your head would otherwise have been. And speaking of that…


Cover-shooting is scary rather than exhilarating


Cover-shooting. Men. Guns. Open spaces. Total loss of brand identity. Rubbish. I know what you're thinking, and you should not feel silly for thinking that. I was thinking the same thing until I played Dead Space 3, and I'm brilliant and certainly far from silly. But the fact is we need not have worried. When men with guns do appear in open spaces and force you to shoot them from cover in Dead Space 3, it's far from a gung-ho, Chuck-Norris-with-a-chaingun affair. In fact it's pretty oppressive.


Above: Gung-ho gets you gibbed. A nice alliterative piece of Dead Space 3 advice for you there


Human enemies are bullet-sponges, soaking up multiple hits from the very same tools that would split a Necromorph in half with a single shot. They can also put you down in no time at all, forcing an approach much closer to cower-and-crap-yourself than fire-and-forget. Without a specific lock-to-cover system (instead the game gives you a context-sensitive pop-up-and-shoot movement when it realises you're ducking behind cover) there's none of the sense of safety you get in Gears of War or Uncharted. And again, Isaac's considerably more lumpen movements only compound the feeling of being on the back foot.


Basically, it works. It probably has no right to, but thanks to a bit of careful implementation, it actually does. So that's another thing less to worry about. As is…


Friday 27 July 2012

Boogie Bunnies [FINAL]

Boogie Bunnies [FINAL] | 39 MB

Boogie Bunnies is a fun and funny match-3 game for all ages! A mob of zany bunnies are boogying through exotic, colorful destinations all the way to Hollywood. Only you can ensure they make it. Boogie Bunnies is a match-3 puzzle game in which you combine these wacky disco furballs from three different sides - left, right and from the bottom. Score chain combinations and watch the bunnies get their groove on. Let's get the party started!

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Hoyle Puzzle and Board Games 2011 [FINAL]

Hoyle Puzzle and Board Games 2011 [FINAL] | 707 mb

HOYLE Puzzle & Board Games 2011 is a great collection of favorite games for all ages. From Chinese Checkers and Solitaire, to Hangman and Backgammon, there's something for everyone! Throw the dice, shuffle the cards and put your strategy to the test. Challenge your friends and family on one computer or play against the witty and personable HOYLE characters. Plus, Hoyle Puzzle and Board Games 2011 contains a bonus match-3 game: Boonka! Ceate a character and start playing now.

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Macabre Mysteries: Curse of the Nightingale Collector's Edition [FINAL]

Macabre Mysteries: Curse of the Nightingale Collector's Edition [FINAL]| 469 MB

Explore the Nightingale Theater, which was ravaged by a devastating fire 40 years ago, and uncover a dark mystery! After receiving a letter and a golden ticket in the mail from your grandfather you are off to see an amazing ballet performance. With fantastic graphics and an incredibly mystery, Macabre Mysteries: Curse of the Nightingale will draw you in to a beautiful world. Explore Hidden Object scenes and more!

The Collector’s Edition includes:
*Bonus gameplay
*Wonderful wallpapers
*Stunning soundtrack
*Extra puzzles

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The Lost City: Chapter One

The Lost City: Chapter One [FINAL]| 165 mb

Timothy’s father has been kidnapped by the leader of a gang! Find him and discover where a legendary stash of artifacts is hidden The Lost City: Chapter One! Follow clues left by the archaeologist to find an underground city and avoid the traps left behind by the protectors. Use your Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure skills to survive this epic adventure and discover the mysteries of the world!

*Incredible graphics
*Beautiful gameplay
*Save Timothy's father!

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Thursday 26 July 2012

Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault preview - Holding the fort


Coinciding with the dynamic Lombax/robot duo's 10th anniversary, Insomniac Games recently revealed Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault, a PSN downloadable that's trying something new with the revered series. Instead of the typical planet-hopping, robot-blastin' progression, Full Frontal Assault tasks Ratchet with an entirely new mission: tower defense. Taking a page from recent greats like Orcs Must Die!, FFA blends the classic R&C exploration and platforming elements with base defense in some addicting-looking single player or co-op action.



The enemies in question this time around are the Grungoids, feared throughout the galaxy for attacking defenseless planets in waves. Ratchet and co. don't take too kindly to their invasions, so they've taken it upon himself to be the barrier between the Grungoid hordes and global domination. In the co-op mode, you'll be combining forces (or competiting) with your friends as Ratchet, Clank, or that lovable lout Captain Quark. As always, your impressive, upgradable space-age artillery is the star of the show – only here, the wreckage-wreaking weapons are laid down as turrets just as often as they're wielded in your capable hands. 


As the Grungoid forces approach your blockade from one of two sides (at least on the level we saw), they'll be met with opposition in the forms of force fields, inventive mines, and about four to six deployable turrets ranging from cannons and rocket launchers to machine guns and flamethrowers. The traditional R&C cleverness when it comes to weapon design seemed most prominent in the non-turret defenses: obstacles like a Groovitron Mine (a disco ball that forces the enemy to bust a move), time-slowing traps, and pads that polymorph Grungoids into hilariously inert sheep are all fair game in your efforts to keep the purple, tentacle Grungoids at bay.



But those sweet turrets and defensive structures come at a cost – bolts, the beloved currency of the Ratchet & Clank universe. You'll gain the metallic currency as you wallop incoming Grungoids (or burn them to a crisp with a row of flame jets), but to really rake in the bolts, you'll need to get outside your comfort zone. That means leaving your base behind to explore the wide-open areas leading up to your defenses, and hoping that your turrets can fend for themselves and protect your generators for the time being. While one half of gameplay involves strategically guarding your base, the other comes from zipping around the map with Ratchet's slick Hoverboots. 


Out in the wild, you'll find Ratchet's usual arsenal of futuristic firepower, like freeze pistols or rocket guns, in drop pods littered throughout each level. The harder it is to find the given pod, the greater the armament reward; for instance, when Ratchet hit a boost pad just so, he sprang up onto a hidden platform that led to an electrified rail. After skillfully grinding the length of the trap-laden rail, Ratchet found himself in an ancient temple that housed a gigantic missile launcher. Works for us.



FFA encourages an interesting mix of offense and defense – every inch you explore into the nook-and-cranny filled environment, you're getting a bit further from the home base that could need your attention during a particularly-brutal attack. The online modes add another addictive wrinkle to the action: leveling up through stage-based medal awards. As you level with your pals, you'll unlock perks – though Insomniac wasn't ready to go into detail on these, it sounds like a system that'll add massive amounts of replay value.


Just as the implementation of Horde mode in Mass Effect 3 was a nice, shockingly-addictive surprise, we're betting that we'll sink countless hours into perfecting our FFA defense plans with friends. Look for it on PSN when it's released this fall.


Wednesday 25 July 2012

Saving Private Sheep [FINAL]

Saving Private Sheep | Strategy/puzzle | 49 mb

Saving Private Sheep is one of the most addictive physics-based games available. Numerous puzzles will keep you entertained and challenged for a lengthy amount of time, without causing frustration to set in.
Destroy the obstacles in the surrounding area to enable the sheep to achieve its objective in total safety.
Increasingly complex structures and special blocks (indestructible, explosive etc.) coming in a variety of shapes and with different actions will make your mission harder. Saving Private Sheep offers accessible gameplay for any player, to the progressive difficulty which is perfectly paced over more than 80 levels.
Combine logic, dexterity and strategy to achieve victory! Charge your weapon and save Private Sheep!

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Millennium Secrets 2: Roxanne's Necklace [FINAL]

Millennium Secrets 2: Roxanne's Necklace [FINAL]| 275 MB

A terrifying explosion has destroyed a secret bunker and you have been called in to investigate! Capture the culprit before it’s too late in Millennium Secrets: Roxanne’s Necklace! Help solve an ancient mystery and stop the evildoer from striking again! Find clues and work through a tangled chain of events in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game.

*Beautiful graphics
*Incredible action
*Investigate a powerful explosion!
*Includes Strategy Guide!
*Unrar & play
*Updated version

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Dead Space 3 preview – New single player demo brings space back to the series



At E3 this year EA gave the world its first look at Dead Space 3. Though there was much to be impressed by, some fans of the series were concerned about the changes on display. The once solitary Isaac had a new, optional co-op partner, and the quiet of outer space was replaced by the white noise of a barren, snowy planet. But don't assume that that's all there is to the game, as our first hands-on demo showed that Dead Space 3 has much left to reveal, and that includes single player scares in outer space.





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This new stage takes place before the E3 demo, implying there's a clear separation in the plot between this section set in space and when Isaac lands on the ice world. From the start the demo was almost the complete opposite of the E3 gameplay. Isaac is alone. He's in an eerily quiet, derelict spacecraft. Necromorphs are hiding in every corner. The whole purpose of the demo seemed tailored to leave the player thinking, "This feels just like classic Dead Space." By the end of our time with it, that's just what we were thinking.


We began our walk through the dimly lit hallways of the seemingly empty spaceship searching for the computer part that was the goal in the mission. We quickly got back into the groove of the franchise, walking the eerie ship with our flashlight and gun out, searching dark corners for movement. The first Necro still took us by surprise, busting out of a cooling grate we overlooked, but we proficiently removed its limbs with the Plasma Cutter. As we stomped the corpse to collect its loot, it was like the 15 months since we last played Dead Space 2 had disappeared.



That's not to say everything was the same, since we got our first taste of updates to powers like Kinesis. In addition to merely shifting items in specific directions, you can now rotate and pivot specific items in the environment, which added a little more variety to exploring the stage. A similar dusting of variety is true for Isaac's dynamic new moves. We were so used to Isaac's defined movements from the earlier games, it took time to adjust to his ability to dive in multiple directions and duck behind cover. At one point an exploding Necromorph got within reach of hitting us, but at the last second we remembered we could dive to safety, which we quickly did.


Our short time with the game ended with taking down a room full of standard Necromorphs and eventually finding the important piece of tech we were looking for. The section of gameplay was welcomingly familiar, but lacked the narrative weight we were used to in most Dead Space gameplay chunks, and we soon found out why. Apparently this section was our introduction to another new feature in Dead Space 3, side quests.


This was a wholly optional adventure, the main goal to collect a rare item for use in the mysterious new weapon upgrade system. We were also told that the fairly simple timing-based puzzle that ended our search would have had a further wrinkle had we gone through the mission with our optional co-op partner. Apparently Dead Space 3 will be full of voluntary missions like these, which is a decidedly different approach than the previous linear games. Finally, though the Plasma Cutter had a very familiar feel to it, the second weapon we had was a weird mixture of previous weapons, another hint to the developer's bigger plans for changing the weapon upgrade system.



Our brief time with the game was a seeming throwback that ended up teaching us more about the changes in Dead Space 3. As fans of the series, we really enjoyed what we played, on the surface exactly what we liked about the previous games, but with so many new features included. Variety is the goal of the devs, though we're still a little concerned that with the many multiple paths on offer the game won't be stretched too thin. We'll know for sure when the game comes to 360, PS3 and PC next February.


Tuesday 24 July 2012

NHL 13: Inside GM Connected mode






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Monday 23 July 2012

Tabula Rasa


Nov 12, 2007


History lesson time: "Tabula rasa" is a Latin phrase popularized by John Locke in the 17th century. Translated to English it reads as "clean slate" and describes Locke's notion of human nature. In terms of Richard Garriott's new MMORPG, intellectually titled Tabula Rasa, the concept works on several levels. In the game's story, it refers to humanity starting over on a new planet after an alien invasion. For gameplay it hints at the cloning system that allows you to take a single leveled character down multiple paths at one time. And most importantly, for the genre at large, Tabula Rasa is Richard Garriott and crews' attempt to begin again with something new.


Garriott obviously looked at the success of World of Warcraft and came to the important conclusion that other big MMO releases of 2007 (Vanguard, Lord of the Rings Online) missed: the traditional MMO can no longer thrive. While Tabula Rasa certainly maintains some seeming necessities of the genre - a vast, open world, tons of quests requiring the ritual slaying of the same baddies over and over again, etc. - the core gameplay mechanics are recognizably different from anything that has come before.


FIFA 13 Updated Impressions: Advancing for club and country






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Saturday 21 July 2012

Pioneer Lands

Pioneer Lands | 277 mb

Welcome to America's Old West! Unbelievable adventures are about to begin!

Pioneer Lands is unique game with a fascinating combination of business simulation and strategy set on the frontier of America's Old West! A true Western casual game!
It's a story about about brave pioneers who lived in early America. You're one of the first to head west into all sorts of adventures. Your mission is to develop new tracts of land! You'll discover eight unique locations, 99 levels, and an unbelievable number of various tasks which will require strategic thinking!

• A fascinating combination of business simulation and strategy
• 8 unique locations
• 99 levels of a intriguing gameplay
• 23 types of resources
• Build and develop your own farm
• Get all 99 achievements to unlock additional gameplay
• Pass the Great Chief's tests & Settle new land

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Curse of Slate Rock Manor [FINAL]

Curse of Slate Rock Manor [FINAL]

Can you solve the mystery about a ghost, a murder, and missing corpse?
A student went to investigate a number of recent ghost sightings at Slate Rock Manor, but he never returned. After the case went cold, fellow students Lyle and Delilah decide to conduct an investigation of their own.

Can you help Lyle and Delilah crack the case and find out what happened? Explore a haunted manor full of history and intrigue in this visual novel adventure!

Features include:
-Over 100 scenes to explore.
-Fully voiced script.
-Dozens of endings
-"Visual novel mode" and "puzzle mode"
-Hundreds of choices to make.

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Dreamland Extended Edition [FINAL]

Dreamland Extended Edition [FINAL]|218 mb

Dare to enter a creepy carnival in search of its chilling secrets in Dreamland Extended Edition, a spooky amusement park exploration.

Dreamland is an old abandoned amusement park, or so it seemed until the day your younger brother returned from it, not fully himself. An evil dwarf resides there who brightens up his miserable days by collecting the souls of those who risk entering and your brother is one of his victims. Can you figure out how to break that contract signed in blood and how to avoid having one of your own?

Explore the remains of the rundown park and defeat the dwarf to free all of the lost souls. Search the haunted house, the carousel, the puppet theater, and more to find useful items and clues to vanquish him. He has many traps and tests laid out for you. Outsmart swindlers in the shell game, fire the cannon on the Pirate Ship, and blast off to the Moon as you solve tricky puzzles. It's a spellbinding challenge full of dangers. Will you succeed?

This Extended Edition includes two extra locales, five additional searches in established settings, and one entirely new mini-game.
*Outwit a deviant dwarf to save your soul in this eerie Hidden Object challenge.
*Search a haunted house and more at an abandoned amusement park to vanquish him.
*Fire the cannon on the Pirate Ship and blast off to the Moon to solve tricky puzzles.
*This game is intended for mature audiences.

1. Unrar archive
2. Run RUNME.bat
3. to play run GH-Dreamland.exe

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Thursday 19 July 2012

Unsolved Mystery Club 2: Ancient Astronauts Collector's Edition [FINAL]

Unsolved Mystery Club 2: Ancient Astronauts Collector's Edition [FINAL] 632 MB

Five explorers have disappeared while searching for evidence of Ancient Astronauts! Join the Unsolved Mystery Club in the hunt for the missing explorers and unlock ancient secrets of the past. Explore exotic locations around the world and uncover artifacts supporting the existence of visitors from other worlds in Unsolved Mystery Club: Ancient Astronauts!

The Collector’s Edition includes:
*Bonus gameplay
*Integrated Strategy Guide
*Wonderful Wallpapers
*NO keygen needed (but included in this download & working on windows 7)
*UNRAR & ENJOY!!

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Endless Space review


Have you ever leaned back in your chair at a laser light show, the music swelling as the Crab Nebula forms above you and thought, "man, if only I could play a video game on this thing?" Well, Amplitude Studios has a game for you. Endless Space combines the aesthetic of a planetarium with the addictive gameplay of controlling the galaxy, one click at a time.


An appreciation for astronomy aside, what really matters for enjoying Endless Space is a passion for turn-based games like Civilization, Alpha Centauri or Age of Wonders, 4X titles based on the principles of "explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate." While any gamer will drop their jaw at Endless Space's nebula-gazing aesthetic, it takes the right kind of player to sift through the game's winding tech trees and occasionally numbing pace.



In strategy titles where sessions last hundreds of turns, campaign modes are often formalities. Endless Space agrees, and eschews story mode in favor of customizable skirmishes and online multiplayer. Game settings can be tweaked to an obsessive degree, and you can even customize your own race and save it for later use. This approach certainly makes good on the endlessness the promised by the title, but the eight disparate races and their intriguing descriptions had us wishing we could learn more about them.


One problem with Endless Space is that most of its variety, and personality, is found on stat sheets. Until you become intimately familiar with the nuances of the different Space races, you could honestly forget who you're controlling. The United Empire, a race of capitalistic Terrans, and the Amoeba, a race of giant, surprisingly diplomatic unicellular organisms, both look the same when traveling amongst the stars. They may have different victory conditions, but the closest you'll ever get to one of their colonies is hovering above the ionosphere. It made us feel rather cut off from our people.



Perhaps this is the way a calculating space ruler should feel, but it makes for a somewhat dry, "just-click-next-turn" experience. Space battles are essentially a complex version of rock-paper-scissors, but bring you close enough to the action to watch in eager anticipation as fleets deploy chaff and broadside each other with sprays of ballistics, then move in close to exchange explosive charges. It smacks of Battlestar Galactica mixed with a WWII naval battle, and while it's fun to watch at first, soon we were content to let them play out on autopilot without spectating.


The Secret World review


World of Warcraft launched eight years ago, and MMORPGs still don't know what to do with themselves. It's no longer enough to just clone WoW, if it ever was, and the genre's massive shift toward a free-to-play revenue model has developers scrambling to reinvent yesterday's premium games as sufficiently alluring freebies. The Secret World, Funcom's latest MMORPG, boldly aims for the ever-shrinking premium space, hoping to justify its monthly fee with an utterly unique setting and theme. It doesn't quite, at this early stage, despite being an undeniably interesting effort.


TSW takes place in the modern day, only in a skewed universe in which every myth, legend, and conspiracy theory is utterly, horribly true. This heightened reality serves as the backdrop for a millennia-spanning struggle between three secret societies: the craven, amoral Illuminati, the rigid, authoritarian Templars, and the chaotic, mysterious Dragon. As a new agent of your chosen faction, you'll bring your newfound paranormal abilities to the aid of your masters' agenda.





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This is a very cool concept, and Funcom's writers have a ton of fun tossing in scads of far-out ideas just to see what sticks. Collectible lore items fill in the backstory, but much of the best color comes via the quest-giving NPCs, who are veritable chatterboxes. The dialogue tends toward overwritten and pulpy, but it's hard to feel too cross when there are moments of brilliance, such as writing the Illuminati as crass Hollywood hedonists. TSW's atmosphere is utterly singular, and purple prose is preferable to the more common alternative of uniform, juvenile mediocrity.


We also like the highly unorthodox way TSW handles character advancement. There are no classes or levels, so your aptitudes are completely determined by your equipped gear and slotted abilities (up to 14 at once). So, want your healer to be a tank? Find some tank gear, slot relevant abilities, and you're set. It's very cool that one character can, given enough development and gear, play any role you want them to. (Less cool is the build-swapping interface, which is only vaguely functional. Luckily, modders are working on alternatives.)





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Character flexibility is second to none, but with 525 abilities to choose from it takes a lot of time and effort to come up with a decent build that properly exploits the synergies between certain weapon and ability combos. Our eyes nearly glazed over the first time we explored the wheel-like interface that holds all those abilities, and we lunged for its built-in search engine like a life preserver. A little patience and a can-do attitude got us past the initial info overload, but it'll be nice if Funcom comes up with a more user-friendly way to access all this crucial info at some point. A web-based build calculator would be a great start.


Wednesday 18 July 2012

Spandex Force: Superhero U

Spandex Force: Superhero U - 72 MB

Spandex Force: Superhero U is an exciting puzzle/RPG/adventure game that lets you create your own superhero, train your superpowers, meet other heroes and battle evil villains threatening your school!

Specialize in different mental, elemental and physical superpowers and choose between 15 different school classes to attend. Use your powers in puzzle battles against teachers, fellow students or vicious supervillains as you unravel nefarious plots threatening your school.

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Nostradamus The Last Prophecy Episode 1 & 2

Nostradamus The Last Prophecy Episode 1 & 2

Nostradamus The Last Prophecy Episode 1 - 229 MB
Catherine de Medicis has come to inform Nostradamus that a terrible curse is threatening the royal family dwelling in the Salon-de-Provence castle. This impending tragedy, based on one of his quatrains, forces the famous seer to promise the regent that he will send his son Cesar to investigate. But as Cesar is unavailable, his sister Madeleine assumes his identity and leaves the village to search for clues that will save the royal family.
This is the first part of a three-part adventure.

Nostradamus The Last Prophecy Episode 2 - 226 MB
When she arrives at the Salon-de-Provence castle, Madeleine discovers that the accident that befell Philibert the librarian was no other than a murder. Nostradamus's prophecy is underway and suspicions are growing around Jean-Aimé de Chavigny. The royal family is in danger! Following in her father's footsteps, Madeleine must solve mysteries involving astrology and alchemy to uncover the truth.
This is the second part of a three-part adventure.

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