Showing posts with label game review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label game review. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Top 5 PlayStation 3 Games List

Along with asking my daughter for her Top 5 games, I also asked my boyfriend if he would be willing to compile a list or two of his own. He complied this list of PlayStation 3 games, but his reasons sound more like a professional ad than a personal recommendation list. :P

Top 5 PlayStation 3 Games
Written by Mikey

Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception ranks #1 for PS3 games!
1. Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
Now this PS3 exclusive title is something wondrous to behold, as Naughty Dog has created a great franchise once again. It takes platforming, adventure, and storytelling to the next level. Nathan Drake, our wise-cracking treasure hunter sets off on many adventures throughout the world with a colorful cast of allies and villains. Be sure to check out Uncharted, it’s worth every penny.

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Review: Computer Game Coffee Tycoon; Is It Worth It?

Review of the computer game Coffee Tycoon! Should you install this on your PC?

Coffee Tycoon has to be the worst tycoon game of all time. It even has several spelling mistakes in the game and poorly worded events! Luckily, you don’t really need to read with this game.

Useful tip: To exit fullscreen mode, you need to Alt+Tab to another window. Coffee Tycoon will automatically change to windowed mode.

GAMEPLAY:
To win, you need to reach 1,000,000 customers.

You start the game by naming your store, picking one of logos, and selecting from a list which city you want to open your coffee store chain in.

There is hardly a tutorial, but the game doesn't NEED one. Arrange the percentage of work that the baristas, managers, and executives will be doing for the day; click the "Start Day" button; if you wish, read the random events that occur; click the "End Day" button when it's red and glowing; repeat until you have enough money to buy new recipes or upgrades (then buy them); repeat until you have a million customers or until you get bored and quit. There is no time management or strategy involved at all.