On Monday of this week developer Empty Clip Studios published the casual indie game Symphony. The game is similar in a way to Audiosurf in that the game is based around importing your own music from your computer into the game and then playing the game along with that music. It’s a simple enough premise […]
Read More Our Thoughts On: SymphonyTim has been hard at work the past few weeks and has came up with another couple of “My Thoughts On” various different games. Today’s video is a “My Free Thoughts On” the free to play FPS Blacklight Retribution from the developers Perfect World. It’s an awesome semi sci-fi shooter featuring intense combat and a mass […]
Read More Our Thoughts On: Blacklight RetributionToday’s review comes in the form of another My Thoughts On from Tim and this time he’s reviewing Super Monday Night Combat or Super MNC. This is another MOBA similar to Smite in that it occurs from a third person perspective but again has a few unique things which set it apart from the rest. […]
Read More Our Thoughts On – Super Monday Night CombatStacking, a puzzle/adventure game developed by Double Fine Productions was initially released on XBLA and PSN over a year ago but was only as recently as March released on PC. Tim bought the game in the Steam Summer Sale, which continues to go around making everyone spend lots of money, and has provided us with […]
Read More Our Thoughts On: StackingBefore we get started I want to make it absolutely clear that I am fully aware that my choice of title is both cumbersome and difficult, but you know what? I am reviewing the Portal 2 DLC called Peer Review and so I think it only fair that I state that right out. No matter […]
Read More Portal 2, Peer Review – ReviewThe video is now up! Watch it at the bottom of this post! Well then, the Humble Indie Bundle has been and gone yet again… What has it blessed us with this time around? Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Limbo, Psychonauts and Superbrother: Sword & Sworcery EP. I was mainly relying on the video I had […]
Read More The Humble Bundle 5, Limbo!Well it is finally here, Tim’s thoughts on the infamous/famous Diablo III which came into this world after years of development to stumble and fall at the first hurdle. Every internet savvy persons knows about the “Error 37” message that was displayed on the log in screen that denied access to hundreds of […]
Read More Diablo III ReviewWell Minecraft is, as of last November, officially a game and as such it seems that other gaming websites used this as the perfect opportunity to review it. We did consider jumping on this particular bandwagon but don’t say MMGaming is no different to other Gaming websites because we are only doing it now… With absolutely no […]
Read More Minecraft Review – LEGO for Adults without the pain of stepping on the bricksAs I said in this weeks Video Mondaily, today’s review is on Jasper Byrne’s indie survival horror: Lone Survivor. Now it’s worth mentioning from the word go that this was indeed a solo project from one single man, so that ought to be taken into consideration when you have a look at the video from […]
Read More Lone Survivor review – In a post apocalyptic world, only you can be confusingIn a move compared by many to Dean Portman, re-signing for the Mighty Ducks in D3, Euan Forsyth has agreed to commit himself once more to the wonderful world of MMGaming. After a few reviews, success went to his head, and he spent many a night out in the wilderness. That’s all in the past […]
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