Game ported to Mac from console. Plays well, the adapted controls are easy to figure out kinda hard to master. Gameplay is good, meant for kids. I had no issues first time playing through, however I had lots of issues the second time.
I got sucked in from the begginning. Would not say it is terrifying but there are definitely moments that make your heart race. The music syncs with the gameplay so do yourself a favor and turn the lights low and let the sound up a little bit. The graphics run great on my old MacBook Pro, have no crash issues or lagging. Some might feel there is little replay value, however I have played it through six times now. Be sure to try to ramp up the difficulty and see if you survive! Overall definitely one of the ten best games I've ever played. Worth every penny.
I really like this game - it's challenging some times, easier others. Working against the clock makes it even better. And, while clearing the board is rewarding, buying fish and plants and castles and whatnot is the real payoff. I've played this game for hours and sometimes I decorate the tank with everything that's colored green, sometimes blue. It's a lot of fun and always one of my go-to games
Returns back to the top-down style of #1. Some tweaks, but essentially the same game. If you were a fan of the first 2, the 3rd will definitely not let you down.
A lot of effort went into this game but there is *so* much talking and the puzzles are are not that interesting. Bugs throughout: at points it is impossible to save or quit so you have force quit and lose any progress, and at points there is no way to fast forward the lengthy speeches with the space bar. The humour was pretty vulgar, and torture is often used as a comic theme, which I find offensive. I regret wasting money on this since I don't enjoy it at all.
This game might be great, but it takes hours and hours of mindess dialogue. Even if I click on an action, the fulfillment of the action has to be preceded by a stupid comment by the character.
I wouldn't bother with this one. Shame there is no demo, otherwise I wouldn't have wasted my money. Boring, graphics are dull, and the click play is fussy and confusing.
A scary quake-like shooter with some very difficult sections that requires a lot of patience or cheating. Still well worth the prcice and time spent to play.
The COD series has come a long way from its origins as a tactical shooter. The first, COD 2, and COD 4 were all exceptional games based on real life if fantasized quite a bit for the world of fake combat where being shot just decreases your health stats (if only real combat were that easy), but now we have Black Ops which is a game on steroids - and I don't mean that in a good way. Sure there are amazinginly good sequences that will test the limits of your machine and endurance to respond to the action but too much of the game is like running a DVD at 4X speed. You will continuousy wonder what you just saw on the screen, what the targets are, and how the heck you even got past the action you just saw on your computer screen. And to emphasize the unreality of what at first appears to be an interesting story line, the additional scenarios of the game is a never ending zombie hunt that will have older gamers remembering the PacMan days of play that progressed without end until you finally either died or developed carpal tunnel syndrome.
Another in the series of moving cute little aircraft around the airfield that relies on you ability to click quickly and anticipate required action in order to progress to the next level. A gret little time waster that has an actual end of game.
I love it. It is sweet and quirky and challenging and beautiful, and it is about the only game I have played where I did not want to mute the music after three minutes. It's perfect for all ages - nothing vulgar or violent, but enough adventure and puzzlement to keep anyone busy and entertained.
Big downside: Much too short. Geeta Games, give us more!
Best time management game played to-date. (Compared to one other.)
I mention "Rush for Gold: Alaska", because this is the only other time management game I have played on the Mac. Compared to "Rush for Gold: Alaska", I have found this game to be more of a challenge. I like the fact that I can "paint myself into a corner", realizing that I purchased the wrong building at the time and have to restart. It looks like it will take me longer to reach the end, so the game is good value for the money.
The best RPG offer a combination of action and story and Jade Enpire fills the bill nicely. There is one unfortunate glitch that does not seem ever to have been fixed but it luckily does not ruin the game but was not fixed with an upgrade.The game is only workable on older Macs.
Unfortunately, the game does not work on any Mac OS greater than Snow Leopard. If you use OS 10.7 or above you are out of luck and there is absolutely NO SUPPORT so do not waste your money.
A funny uncomplex game that is a good addition to the series. Unfortunately, the game will only run on a PowerPC and has not been upgraded. Too bad. I would like to be able to waste a little more time on the Silk Road on my newer Intel based Macs.
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