Naomi Brown

Reviews By Naomi Brown

Tomb Raider Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 9.0 out of 10

For years, Lara Croft has been one of the poster girls of the strong female video game protagonist. She’s amassed a loyal following of gamers and cosplayers, all who love her image and attitude. So when a new Tomb Raider game comes out that takes our heroine and completely reboots her, fans are of course going to be a little skittish until the game can prove its mettle. Read More.

Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller - Episode 1 The Hangman Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 8.0 out of 10

At the end of the game, I still felt intrigued and interested. I still wanted more of Erica Reed and her department's woes. And I felt as if I was able to follow the course of the game well enough to make it challenging without being too frustrating. They could have benefited from a slightly larger animation and voice casting budget, but in the end it was still an amazing game. Read More.

Omerta: City of Gangsters Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 6.5 out of 10

Omerta is a code of silence and honor that most Mafioso types try to live by. It involves noncooperation with authority figures and law enforcement, even when you yourself have been a victim of a crime. Likewise, Omerta: City of Gangsters, seems less like a game that's trying to engage the player and more a game that's taunting the player with its own internal code of silence and noncooperation. Read More.

The Sims 3: Seasons Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 6.5 out of 10

The main appeal and draw to a Sims expansion based on the weather is for the realistic weather effects it brings to the game. Playing your little digital people takes on a whole new dimension when they have to deal with the same crappy weather you do. t would stand to reason that this expansion would take the elements of the old, expand upon them and make them better. In some areas that is absolutely the case, yet in others, it fails miserably. Read More.

Halo 4 Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 6.5 out of 10

I think it's fair to say that my feelings towards the Halo series are somewhat ambivalent Some of the games in the series I've enjoyed very much and have had a fairly decent time playing through all of them. And the reason I think that I need to preface with those statements, is because I'm sure a lot of the fans are going to be initially disappointed in my outlook towards the game. Read More.

Mark of the Ninja Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 8.5 out of 10

Klei Entertainment brings us Mark of the Ninja, the latest in their batch of 'so gruesome it'll make you giggle' games. You know, that evil giggle that makes people shy away from you when you unleash it in public. Wait...everyone doesn't have that giggle? Maybe I should rethink my cackle as well. Read More.

Dust: An Elysian Tail Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 9.5 out of 10

Dust: An Elysian Tail is a side scrolling 2D hack and slash released onto Xbox live Arcade. This game is the dream child of Dean Dodril, who single handedly animated and coded the game, reaching out to a support forum for voice actors for his brain child. Amazingly enough the product that the player is presented is an incredible piece of artwork and super fun gameplay. Read More.

The Secret World Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 7.5 out of 10

The Secret World follows the same format of many other MMO's while trying to take a slightly different approach. Make a character, run through the world, level up and try to have fun. Where Secret World differs from most other MMO's is in the setting and the level of freedom they try to give the player with their characters. Read More.

Inversion Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 3.0 out of 10

When I first heard about Inversion and saw a trailer for it, I thought, "Ooo! A video game that might actually let me play out my fantasy of fighting in the corridor scene from Inception without actually waiting for a decent video game adaptation of the movie!" Then I laughed at myself for thinking that there was such a thing as a good video game adaptation of a movie. Read More.

Anomaly: Warzone Earth Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 7.5 out of 10

Anomaly Warzone: Earth is a self-described 'tower offense' game from 11 Bit Studios and most recently released on XBLA. In it, you play a military platoon that's been tasked with exploring and dealing with several anomalies, or in other words, big freaking alien domes that can cover most of a city. Read More.

Yesterday Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 7.5 out of 10

Yesterday is the newest point and click adventure from Pendulo Studios, creators of the Runaway series. Advertised as a departure from their more humorous game style, Yesterday features a dark and macabre story as its backdrop. You play John Yesterday, Henry White and Samuel Cooper, all characters with a part to play in this bizarre and twisted story of the occult. Read More.

Shank 2 Review (X360)

By Naomi Brown () - 7.0 out of 10

Shank 2 is a side scrolling 2D game from Klei Entertainment. Being a sequel, players would normally expect some sort of knowledge of the first to be necessary, but not so here. This game is a straight beat-em-up that requires little to no attention paid to the basic storyline. Read More.

The Sims 3: Pets Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 8.0 out of 10

As an expansion, Sims 3: Generations adds a wide range of content to help expand the Sims experience through each of the life stages. It's an incredibly detailed addition that makes the entire experience more realistic and amusing. Read More.

The Sims 3: Generations Review (PC)

By Naomi Brown () - 9.0 out of 10

As an expansion, Sims 3: Generations adds a wide range of content to help expand the Sims experience through each of the life stages. It's an incredibly detailed addition that makes the entire experience more realistic and amusing. Read More.

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