Literally. Harvest Moon is an interesting title. On one hand, it represents a long-running, solid entry in the realm of simulation games that aim to turn tedious tasks into something interesting. Tasks such as, well, living. Or working, or building a city, or in this case, farming. On the other hand, it appears to be …
F.E.A.R. is old news in 2011 but there are a few things that make it as immersive as its current-gen competition. One recurring element of the game is the concept of illusion. It ties in with the supernatural nature of the threat that you’re trying to thwart: there are things that the eye cannot see, …