Misplaced Mechanics #5
Misplaced Mechanics is a weekly Wednesday feature, in which Gyuri brings three games with flawed game mechanics to question them and share his frustrations. … Continue Reading
Misplaced Mechanics is a weekly Wednesday feature, in which Gyuri brings three games with flawed game mechanics to question them and share his frustrations. … Continue Reading
Misplaced Mechanics is a weekly Wednesday feature, in which Gyuri brings three games with flawed game mechanics to showcase and share his frustrations with gamers from around the world. … Continue Reading
Misplaced Mechanics is a weekly Wednesday feature, in which Gyuri brings three games with flawed game mechanics to question them and share his frustrations. … Continue Reading
Welcome readers! On this week’s Misplaced Mechanics, I’ll be showcasing three fundamentally different RPGs. … Continue Reading
Hello readers, and welcome to our newest feature. A Wednesday feature, Misplaced Mechanics will bring you three gameplay mechanics each week that just didn’t work that well with their games. This doesn’t mean the games are necessarily bad of course, in fact some of the featured games are quite good. I just want to share with you my personal experiences with bad game mechanics that drove me insane. Or at least tried to. … Continue Reading
March 13th, 2009
March 13th, 2009
March 5th, 2009
March 13th, 2009. Resident Evil 5 is finally out. Most people went to buy it that day. As for me, I already had it a day early and finished it in co-op on the 13th. The saga finally reaches it’s climax as everything is revealed. More or less. Some questions are still left unanswered but there’s always the next game. … Continue Reading
Plants vs Zombies
Developer: Popcap Games
Price: $3 Dollars
Platform: iPhone
Genre: Tower Defense
There is something delightful about the charming simplicity of Popcap’s titles, and Plants vs Zombies continues this legacy. Much like Peggle and any of its past franchises, Plants vs Zombies takes a single round to comprehend all of its basic rules. Though it never becomes difficult [...]
The original Matt Hazard had the potential to be a great game, good voice work with the likes of Neil Patrick Harris and Will Arnett. A brilliant backstory and marketing campaign which broke the fourth wall entirely, and the story while thin was entertaining and amusing. The sole problem came in the gameplay department which [...]
When the newest entry in the beloved Zelda series was announced earlier this year, people were both excited and skeptical. How well would a train in the Zeldaverse go over with fans? Would the gameplay be a replay of Phantom Hourglass, with its infamously numerous trips through the Temple of the Ocean King?
Now that the [...]
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