Lens of Truth Staff
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May 25, 2010 | 
It’s been a long time coming, but after its official announcement at E3 2005, Remedy Entertainment’s Alan Wake is finally here. I guess, as with creating anything good, these things take time. As for Alan, (a best selling crime fiction author) he hasn’t been able to write anything for 2 years now. He and his wife, Alice, decide a trip to the lush countryside of Bright Falls may be just what he needs to give him back that creative spark. Is it? Or is this a story better left unpublished? Shine your light on our latest inFocus review to find out.
In this Flash Review we take on the poem to game, Dante’s Inferno. Having easily the most expensive commercial to date, Dante’s Inferno should be the action title to rule them all. Will Dante ascend into the heavens, or has a new Circle of Hell been created for this game?
In this Flash Review we take a look at yet another sequal, Bioshock 2. This time we romp through Rapture as the O.G. of all Big Daddies, “Project Delta”. Let’s see if he can stand up to the new and improved Rapture, or if “Project Delta” should have been left in Davy Jones’ locker. Down periscope.
In our next Flash Review, we put BioWare’s Mass Effect 2 under the Lens. The original ME was a great game flawed by less-then-perfect controls, and down right boring side-quests. Did BioWare address these issues, or was Commander Shepard better left floating aimlessly in space? Find out inside.
For our first Flash Review of the New Year, we “strip” down Bayonetta, a Hack n’ Slash title starring an oversexed, Umbra Witch, with a lust for annihilating angels. The only problem is that she doesn’t know why. Check out this Review to see if Bayonetta can stand up to the men who dominate this genre, or if she should have been burned at the stake along with her sisters.
This week we take on Ubisoft’s highly anticipated sequal to Assassin’s Creed – Assassin’s Creed 2. Not that anticipation is good with this series, since the original was a flop. Check out this Flash Review to see if Ubisoft got it right this time, or if they should be looking over their shoulder for Ezio.
