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GameWatcher is a games media site focusing on Strategy and Horror Games.
Latest Reviews
I wasn’t captivated enough to think, “now that’s tops!”
Gears of War
Without a doubt the first time I correctly pulled off the Chainsaw Bayonet!!!
Medieval II: Total War
Medieval 2: Total War is worth every pound, dollar and euro pumped into the game from the developers, and then from the gamers wallets into their bank account coffers. This is the latest and most outstanding title in the Total War franchise, any history RTS buff or fan of...
Prey
The gravity and portal dynamics, they make the game much more enjoyable, they keep you guessing, you never know what to expect.
Company of Heroes
Stopping a tank rush cold with a single anti-tank gun and a veteran squad of Rangers.
FlatOut 2
Well, I love the game in its totality. Especially so when my friends will come by the house, I will surely smash their cars and make sure they fly out of their window as I crash their cars. Of course, this is only on FlatOut 2.
Titan Quest
Finally taking down that enormous level boss who has been making your life miserable for the last several minutes, or longer, and claiming the boat load of loot they leave behind. Then wading through the next group of low level monsters like they were chaff.
Sniper Elite
If there’s any in this game, I’d consider the gunning down of the antagonists and emerging victorious…but then, there’s another one at the back…and he shot you. You can’t fight back because, you ran out of ammo? – Look on the bright side. This is cheesy unsung-hero-got-shot stuff.
Having the tandem collaborate well on the scene where the enemies seem to be just crawling and dropping from nowhere is like something that’s from an action-packed blockbuster. She does most of the fighting; you kill some creepies then do the tactical puzzle-solving. Cool.
Watching Magneto destroy a whole bunch of Sentinels… Yeah, Magneto rules.
Watching your charactor grow and exploring the world around them; and no other game does this RPG game aspect better than oblivion.
