There's local multiplayer that lets up to four monsters team up to lay waste to the city or tackle other missions, and the simple pleasures of destruction are every bit as enjoyable when shared with friends. Nevertheless, you still need to contend with the same frustrating objectives and stiff difficulty issues you encounter when playing alone. Eat Them offers moments of destructive glee, but too often, it just doesn't put its best tentacle forward.
Ripten: It’s a very magical holiday season as both Christmas and Hanukkah fall upon the same release week. Will the December blues continue with yet another bah-humbug release week or could a release from a galaxy far far away have gamers yelling, “Ho, Ho, Ho!” ?
I wish I had enough money left over for SWTOR. Yes, I know it's a game you shouldn't put on the back burner, but presents come first. Sorry Bioware. I'm going to have to make you wait on this one (sadly). :(
I'm also excited about Trine 2. I wonder how it's going to be?
I already bought Trine 2 on PC and It's GREAT. Much better than the first, and I loved the first one =]
I still have yet to give Trine 1 a complete playthrough. Now I have to, on your rec. :)
Time. I'd love SWTOR, but when the hell would I find time to play it?
Never, that's when.
Ethan Moses shares his monster video game list in order to aid others who are tired of just being the good soldier.
TGH writes: Remember Rampage? You know, the Midway classic that pits one of 4 mutant monsters against the world? You take control of a monster, eat people for energy, and destroy as much of a city as you can in the allotted time. Eat Them, is very much built off of that same framework. FluffyLogic has attempted to recreate that arcade “Destroy the world feeling” with a fully customizable monster romp of their own.
Game was very mediocre. I mean it had a lot of customization but it could have done better.
