Bioware has a long history of bringing thrilling fantasy-based role playing games to life with titles like ( ) and Baldur’s Gate. The company has made its bones by closely adhering to real Advanced Dungeons & Dragons rules, creating a “legitimate” role playing game (RPG) experience that still has all the thrills and action of a computer game.

Kick buttowski loco launcho extreme. It's so good that we're begging for more. The desire for additional content, though, is the game's biggest weakness.Each level is an obstacle course full of opportunity and danger. After messing with the Rev Meter to build up speed, Kick sails off a ramp towards the (literally) great unknown, blindly sailing through collectible stars (these translate to Wow Points, the game's currency), hoops to perform tricks, trampolines and obstructions that can damage his vehicle, which in turn sends him plummeting to the ground.

They also thrilled Star Wars gamers with ( )., a game that originated on the Xbox, made its way to the PC in 2007 and finally ended up on the Mac this past summer, is most definitely a Bioware game. The game is inspired by Asian history and mythology, and while it feels a bit hackneyed at times, it’s still an engaging and fun romp that might merit your attention.

Hiver. C., have given form to Hiver back in 2012.Since then, they’ve started defining their aesthetic path, driven by dark and distant elements slowly evolving in a mould of linear rhythms. Their debut Ep “A Day”, on Vidab Records in 2012, has been followed by the highly acclaimed “Blue Aconite” Ep, released via Curle Recordings and including a Tobias remix. Thanks to this release, Hiver’s name started to be reckon worldwide.

Jade Empire: Special Edition. A bit jaded after two years? Review by Rob Fahey, Contributor. 17 March 2007. Way back in the mists of gaming history, when.