Travian

Travian is a browser-based strategy game. There are 3 tribes to choose from; Romans, Teutons and Gauls. If you're a new player, or just don't have much time on your hands due to school/work ect then it's suggested that you play Gaul, though I have managed to pull off playing Roman whilst also studying at University.

Les Miserables

For a change, I will be reviewing a musical. The version of Les Miserables that I am reviewing is the 25th anniversary show which features Alfie Boe as the protagonist.

Pac Man

I may or may not be going through a slight retro phase at the moment. So I've decided to review Pac Man, the ultimate retro game.

Portal

Yes, I realise that everyone finished this game like a month after it came out. But I didn't own it until fairly recently.

Dr. Mario

As one of my favourite childhood games, I have decided to review Dr. Mario (mostly because that means I get to replay it XD)

Wizard 101

What d'you mean WoW?

Ok, the layout of this game is very World of Warcraft. But what MMORPG isn't these days? There are other problems with it than that similarity.

Elite Beat Agents

Now, unusually, we have an American game to review. It's got all of the elements of the Japanese game Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, but is only really a spiritual sequel. 

Swords and Soldiers

Castle defender!

I love castle defender games, and this has got to be one of the best I have ever played. You start of as a Viking who has got to defend against various enemies. As the game progresses, new items and ways of using them become available to you- but your enemies also become tougher.