Escapist:
Extreme Exorcism is a sprint kind of game. You're not likely to marathon it for hours and hours, but it's the perfect way to kill an hour with some friends while you're waiting for your 40GB AAA download to finish up. You'll come back to it, too. Epiphanies will strike on how to game the system and get to higher rounds. It doesn't usually play out quite how you imagine, though. The best laid plans, as they say.
A.J. says: "Video Chums debuted two years ago today and it has given me the opportunity to play many buried treasures. Here, I count down the ten most underrated games out of the 191 that I've reviewed within the past year. Enjoy!"
GamesAsylum: "We’ve seen fewer releases this year, especially during the usually crowded festive season. Even with fewer triple-A titles on the shelves though, a fair few games still sunk without trace. GamesAsylum looks at ten of these games"
GI:
Fighting doppelgangers is nothing new to gamers. At some point, anyone who’s played an RPG or action game has wound up fighting an exact replica – or close comparison – to a player-controlled character. It makes sense to be so common in games; the main character is usually a formidable force, and it causes players to think how the best way to fight themselves would be.
