Originally Published in 1999 When it comes to futuristic racing games, DethKarz from Melbourne House speeds onto the scene like a neon-lit freight train. Released for Windows PCs in 1998, this title aims to capture the same lightning that Wipeout bottled on consoles—but does it deliver, or does it crash and burn on the digital speedway? The Need for … Read more
Originally reviewed in 1999, updated for the modern gamer. For players seeking a more grounded racing experience, Boss Rally promised to break away from the over-the-top zaniness of late ’90s arcade racers. Developed by Boss Game Studios and released for Windows, this title attempted to bring a touch of realism to the racing genre while still … Read more
When Tomb Raider first burst onto the scene in 1996, it was a revelation—a polygonal swan dive into the third dimension. Fast-forward to 2013, and Lara Croft was due for a reinvention. Crystal Dynamics’ Tomb Raider reboot didn’t just dust off the cobwebs; it rebuilt Lara’s world from the ground up, delivering a visceral, cinematic … Read more