Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams
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Slashing demons is always good fun, and the Onimusha series on the PS2 is a great way to do this. The Excalibur Brothers check out the end of this venerable series; Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams. | |
Excalibur Reviews
Deus Ex
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In celebration of the forthcoming release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the Excalibur Brothers look back at the game that started it all. Is it still cutting edge? | |
Shin Megami Tensei: Lucifer’s Call
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Lucifer’s Call sends an ordinary high school student into a strange world full of warring demons. Excalibur Reviews check it out. | |
Devil May Cry 2
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Devil May Cry 2 was released with expectations high, but was mysteriously not developed by the team who worked on the original game. Can it live up to the original? | |
Devil May Cry
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Devil May Cry was going to be Resident Evil 4, but something very different ended up being made. This trend-setting game introduced the world to the mighty demon slayer Dante, but is it truly slay-tanic bliss? | |
Zak McKracken
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Early in gaming history, Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders was a bizarre point and click adventure from Lucasfilm. Excalibur Reviews cast their eye over this old favourite. | |
Grandia II
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Grandia II was a Dreamcast Japanese RPG, later ported to the PC and PS2. This colorful, anime-inspired game is full of larger than life characters, and Excalibur Reviews let you know if it’s still worth a play. | |
Diablo II: Lord of Destruction
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Diablo II returned players to the dark fantasy world of Sanctuary, sending you on a quest against the armies of the burning Hells. This ambitious sequel set the bar for hack and slash RPGs for years to come. Excalibur Reviews venture into Diablo’s Lair. |
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