Crossed Wires Review: Steve Jackson’s Sorcery!
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Crossed Wires Review: Steve Jackson’s Sorcery!

Title: Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! Developer:  Inkle Score:  7/10 Time Played: Approximately 40 minutes We Did Received a Review Copy of this game. Listen to our first audio review of a game here on the first episode of Crossed Wires: Our Review of Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! Continue reading »

The Broken Circle: BioShock Infinite and Social Exclusion
Bioshock Infinite / Christianity / Game Review / Irrational Games / Science Fiction / Theology / Video Games

The Broken Circle: BioShock Infinite and Social Exclusion

Title: BioShock Infinite Developer:  Irrational Games Publisher: 2K Games Score:  10/10 Time Played: Approximately 20 Hours We Did Not Received a Review Copy of this game. BioShock Infinite, Irrational Games’ second BioShock adventure[1], is a masterpiece of world-building and penetrating insight into the extremes of American civil religion, the nationalization of religious traditions, and the … Continue reading »

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance – A Rewarding Fight
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance – A Rewarding Fight

Title: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Developer: Platinum Games Producer: Kojima Productions Publisher: Konami Score:  4/5 Time Played: Approximately 12 Hours We Received a Review Copy of this game.   Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is perhaps one of the most frustrating experience I have had with a video game in an extremely long time.  It’s also … Continue reading »

Omerta: City of Gangsters – SinCity
Christianity / Game Review / Gangster / Haemimont Games / Strategy / Theology / Video Games

Omerta: City of Gangsters – SinCity

Title: Omerta: City of Gangsters Developer: Haemimont Games Publisher: Kalypso Media Time Played: Approximately 20 Hours We Received a Review Copy of this game. Ok, the City of Sin is on the other side of the country, so it’s a poor pun. It’s also not meant to be a moral judgment on Haemimont Games’ latest … Continue reading »