Pahelika 2: Revelations [FINAL]

It all began with a series of nightmares - no, it was just that one nightmare that always harassed Sudesh Budkoti. Not knowing what to do, he tried to understand what had actually happened during his last adventure. Surely the genesis of his problems lay in the past. There were so many holes in his understanding of what had happened that last time... Thus begins the adventure, and though the thought of the dangers that lie in wait for you makes you hesitate just a little, you know as surely as the life itself, that you will not be able to resist the lure...

Angry Birds Rio

Rovio and 20th Century Fox join forces to create a new game, the action strategy game Angry Birds Rio! The game will launch with 45 dedicated levels based on the highly-anticipated motion picture, with regular updates lined up for the future. The game will be available for download on smart phones and tablets worldwide. In the Angry Birds Rio, birds are even angrier than any old version. The crux of Angry Birds Rio is to save Jewel and Blu, two rare macaws and starts of the upcoming movie, Rio.

Angry Birds Seasons v2.0.0

Angry Birds Seasons v2.0.0 [FULL] | 28.6 MB, Get into the spirit of seasonal varieties of Angry Birds!, Angry Birds Seasons features exciting episodes for Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, St.Patrick's Day, Easter, Summer, and the Chinese Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. These special episodes offer more challenging levels of pig-popping action and slightly harder golden eggs to discover!

Cardboard Castle [FINAL]

Cardboard Castle [FINAL]| 60.7 MB, Become a fearless knight in Cardboard Castle, an incredible Arcade game with a unique cardboard art style! Go out in search of frightened orphans, damsels in distress, and the occasional Princess to save. On your path lurk unspeakable dangers, hideous monsters, horrendous hellfire, and dark bottomless pits. Strap on your favorite suit of armor and embark on a fantastic adventure. Overcome the obstacles and save the day in Cardboard Castle!

Mystery Case Files 8: Escape from Ravenhearst Collector's Edition [FINAL]

You lived through their side of the story—now live through his! Return once more to the haunted grounds of Ravenhearst Manor to uncover new details about this poignant saga. What you find could very well be the final chapter of this riveting story—if you escape. This is an intense psychological thriller that may reveal deep-seated fears. Not for the young or faint of heart. Consider yourself warned. Please note: This is the biggest and most intense offering from the Big Fish Games Studios to date.

MotorStorm Apocalypse

The MotorStorm outfit, having done dust-bowls and jungles, has packed bags and shipped out. Their destination: a coastal city that's in throes of a natural catastrophe and what better place to kick-start another MotorStorm festival? Set over a three day period, MotorStorm Apocalypse's backdrop is rapidly disintegrating -- You are there when it happens, and this is survival racing! Throughout the game the city will be ripped to pieces, in real-time, as you race. Routes will be affected, as will our emergent gameplay. Buggies using collapsing walls as half-pipes. Big Rigs on the rooftops of skyscrapers as they collapse. Superbikes gunning into the basements of enormous rifts.

Mortal Kombat 2011

The gameplay in Mortal Kombat will be different for those of you accustomed to the speed and fluidity of games like Super Street Fighter IV. I appreciate those types of fighters as much as the next guy/gal, but the savage, deliberately paced fighting in Mortal Kombat feels great to me. Landing a combo and executing special moves is more visceral here then in other fighting games. This is, in part, thanks to the glorious sound design, because effects like Kitana's fans and Jade's staff sound incredible. So with exciting combat, bloody Fatalities, and tons of things to unlock, Mortal Kombat sounds awesome, right? It is, especially when playing with friends locally or online.

Bodycount

The destruction in Bodycount satisfies. To fully enjoy it, you'll need to acclimate to a stiff, unusual aiming system. When looking down the sights, your operative locks in place and dynamic, side-to-side leaning replaces character movement. Squeezing the iron sights trigger halfway will give you fine aiming and movement together, but controlled trigger pressure like that doesn't make for an easy firefight. I thought I'd hate the aiming in Bodycount when I first snagged the controller, but by the end of the campaign I adapted completely. I shouldn't have to adapt to stiff aiming, but at least I could. I didn't adapt, however, to the grenade mechanics, which are unreliable at best.

The Witness

As a compact game world compared to open-world games, the whole of the island of The Witness was treated as one zone, simplifying the gameplay and engine development. This presented a secondary challenge to the team as to concurrently work on the project, they needed to find a means to allow multiple developers to edit areas without resorting to using locking on their content management system as well as being able to work without being connected to a central server. Blow and his team developed an unconventional means of serializing the game world into text files that would have revision control while at the same time making it easy for humans to discover conflicting edits.

Rise of Nightmares

While on vacation in Romania, Josh and his wife, Kate are on a train with several other tourists. During the train ride, Kate is about to tell Josh something when she discovers he was hiding a bottle of alcohol, hinting at a drinking problem. Angry, she walks out and heads to the dining car. Josh comes across a Romanian man who tells him that his wife left a letter for him, and then Josh reads it. Feeling guilty, Josh heads to the dining car to apologize. On his way, he encounters many travellers, such as a student,two ballerinas called Sacha and Tasha, four teenagers Monica, Max, Aaron and Katja, are going to a rave, an English pysciatrist called Jane, two Romanian generals, a Romanian ticket collector, a German businessman and Yeli, a fortune-teller who gives Josh a grim prediction.