onPause writes:
Aquafina ran an ad a while back saying, "So pure, we promise nothing." While I tuned out the first part, the second half stuck me as very profound, and slightly hilarious. I mention this, because The First Templar was a game that utterly took me by surprise. I had zero preconceptions of what the game was supposed to be. No clue on a storyline or plot. Not even a clue of what the game was supposed to be about or how it played. Which for me, was exactly what I needed. I didn't get caught up in what the game should or shouldn't be compared to, or even any predecessor. I got to enjoy Haemimont Games and Kalypso Media's game in a very pure manner. So, I feel the Aquafina slogan fits really well into my first impressions of how well this game performed for me.
With the release of Tropico 5 in a couple of days, I've decided to take a look back at the Bulgarian studio's history. Be wary, it contains a lot of Romans.
For a limited time only, Bundle Stars, the direct-to-consumer company focusing on digital downloads, is launching its biggest PC game bundle to date. Gamers have the chance to download and own 12 standalone PC games for the price of just $5.
In celebration of Green Man Gaming now being able to sell Ubisoft products to the whole world they are offering an extra 10% off all games.
