Recent reviews by visions of woman....

Devs please add London Southbank

best story in the series

one of the only games available on steam with 3d colour graphics. EPIC! explore a wide range of interactive environments with enemies and loot to steal! make sure you have a microsoft windows personal computer to play this game and an internet connection to download it

better than a can of ice cold pepsi cola or a succulent kiss from a hot gamer girl. i recommend using a steering wheel instead of keyboard and mouse for experiencing this game the way it was meant to be played

really great game. great for fans of super mario for the nintendo

awesome game but make sure you have a computer to play it

its a game and you can play it

morrowind is a fantastic game that holds up well against previous games in the elder scrolls series such as skyrim and oblivion.

the combat feels fluid and the gunplay is superb. i was however very disapointed that bethesda removed the ray gun and the wunderwaffe which made skyrim such an excellent title. despite this, i had a lot of fun and the levelling has definitely improved over its counterparts,

the story is a bit bland. i lost a lot of interest once i got to the part where ben shapiro's myspace got hacked and the protagonist has to bring the perpetrator to justice. thankfully, the game offers some superb side quests that keep the game interesting.

the soundtrack for morrowind is absolutely stellar. jeremy soule took a sharp turn from the epic sounds of skyrim to a much more experimental and modernised collection of tracks. while morrowind features a little too much k-pop for my taste, there are some excellent techno bangers that would sound great in the berghain.

i would recommend this game. however, the graphics have been seriously downgraded since skyrim. the game looks worse than oblivion even. what the heck bethesda?

when it comes to horror, im no beginner. i have played some of the scariest games the genre has to offer such as mario and sonic at the olympic games for the nintendo wii and halo 3 for the xbox 360. however, nothing could have prepared me for resident evil.

the premise of the game is simple. armed with only the gravity gun from half life, the player must navigate the mansion and collect all 120 stars, defeat bowser and rescue princess peach. there are some truly terrifying moments in this game, for example when doctor eggman flew through the window and stole the chaos emeralds needed to complete one of the game's numerous puzzles. some of these puzzles are simple, however others will have you cracking out a calculator in order to continue. sadly, i have yet to complete this game as i cannot wrap my head around the navier stokes equation that must be solved before the final boss, however i do not want to cheat and use a guide.

without a doubt, this is the best game i have ever played. my only gripe is jill valentine's numerous uses of the n-word throughout the game. i thought this was highly distasteful and i am surprised no one else has raised this concern.

do yourself a favour and buy this game! its time to get in the robot!

big cojones