Urban Rival is an online trading card game that can be played online for free. In this game there are more than 500 characters to be discovered and collected in order to move to higher level.

But reaching to higher level is not as easy as you have to fight with other players in order to get promoted to higher level. Your role in this game will be of clans who will keep trying to gain control over Clint City. This game follows same old tradition of card game phenomenon but the game is going strong day by day as number of online player of this game has increased.

This game is a bit different from other online games in many ways. In urban rival card game, you have to play cards, trade and chat with a number of players available online. You can create an online network instantly and don’t have to wait for your friends to play this game. Clint City is known to be a lawless town where over two dozen of clans are fighting with each other in order to win and control the city. Basic of this game is simple to understand and easy to play. Any newcomer can become perfect in this game in few sessions. In order to battle with opponents, you have to make a team of eight characters as deck of your cards and at the time of battle, four characters of your deck are selected randomly and taken out in order to fight with four randomly selected players of your opponent.

In the starting of this game, each player will have some level of life line and limited power boosting pills. Your ultimate goal would be to reduce the life of your opponent’s life to zero while protecting your players. Every single battle will contain four rounds where you have to use your player abilities in order to win the game in your favor. In any kind of card game, strategy and bluffing are the key factors to win the game. Main part of urban rival card game is two fold that is basically a combination of deck building strategy and proper planning in order to turn game in your decision. Before building your deck, you have to think which character to use along with the kind of power and the mix of characters that may increase your chances of winning the battle.

Bluffing is not an easy task to do as it needs lots of practice to become perfectionist. You should know when to use power boosting pills while attacking over opponent’s player. Urban Rival game has whole range of players that helps every kind of player to try this game at least once. Any casual player who has few minutes spare between their work can play matches that occur instantly while those who are regular user and like this game very much can play tournaments as in one day 12 tournaments are organized that gives you enough time to prepare yourself well for your match.

Always remember that more matches will increase your chances of winning great prizes. Developers of Urban Rival Card Game are working very hard in order to introduce new clan at every six months and new character at every two weeks.

At some point in the past, Gears of War 3 was a game that warranted the purchase or an Xbox 360. After seeing how Microsoft has been doing out nothing much besides casual stuff of late, one can confidently say that this is the game that has managed to redeem the Xbox 360. It is a violent, bloody unapologetic conclusion to one of the Xbox 360’s most beloved first party titles. If you own an Xbox 360, there is no two ways about it. You have to buy it!

The game puts players into the war-hardened boots of Marchus Fenix once again as he strives to end the Locust menace plaguing his planet since Emergence Day. Unfortunately, this time round he has a new menace to deal with in the form of the Lambent. Now these guys are band news. They don’t really care about whom they infect and kill, going after both the human as well as the Locust race. And the whole concept of the enemy of my enemy is a friend doesn’t really work here, so you’ll pretty much kill everything that isn’t human.

Epic are fierce believers of the ‘if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it’ philosophy, so if you’ve played either of the previous games, you will know exactly what to expect here. You will play as one of the burly macho dudes, spend a lot of time taking cover, chainsaw enemies in half, blurt a lot of cocky one liners and grin at the over-the-top violence. Although the games had different environment, but you end up doing the exact same things and it can get pretty boring. Although there are new enemies, weapons and enough set pieces to give Naughty Dog a run for their money, but ultimately Gear of Wars 3 is a long list of clichés. The 8 hour long game can get a bit boring towards the end and you may feel as though it is an Epic that has run out of steam and was just forcibly stretching the game’s length.

You can play the entire game by yourself or team up with up to 3 of your friends over Xbox Live to tackle it co-operatively. While playing solo, the friendly application interface does a pretty good job of backing you up. They do stupidly charge into a horde of enemies at times, but for most of the game they can hold their ground in the battle just fine. You play the Gears of War 3 in either the Horde or Beast mode each of it supporting the co-operative experience.

In this game, the Horde Mode returns from Gears of War 2, with some tower defense like features. For those who haven’t played it at all, it is very simple. In this mode, you will need to withstand 50 waves of enemies, each of which is progressively tougher. After every round, you will have time to purchase ammunition and supplies and also fix your damaged defenses or upgrade them to make them tougher.

In the Beast mode, instead of humans you will play as the Locust or the Lambent and your goal is to kill all the humans before time runs out. At certain levels, it gets really tough and intense.

For those who have already played the previous versions can skip this one. But if you are an avid fan of this franchise you can go ahead and purchase it!!

The plot of this game sounds like this. It is the year 2027, and above 20 years before the events of the first Deus Ex game. All big corporations have grown in power and the technological advancements are outpacing mankind’s ability to comprehend their consequences. There is a strong hint of anarchy in the air, a perfect time to make acquaintances with Human Revolution’s protagonist - Adam Hensen. Now Adam has a tortured past and pretty soon into the game is destined with a tortured future thanks to a series of ill-fated events at Sarif industries, his employer who happens to be one of the many players in the science of human augmentation. This sets him on a path of discovering the perpetrators begin the attack and uncovering a conspiracy much deeper than anyone imagined.

The story is one of Human Revolution’s highlights. The tale it spins is always believable and never degenerates into caricatures, clichés or predictability. Not only does it handle a weighty subject with the eight nuance and gravitas, but it also has one of the best endings of the year. You don’t often see video games flirt with just the right amount of ambiguity, but Human Revolution does itself proud.

Because the game was in production for a very long period, it shows in its visuals. Everything looks angular, low resolution and out-dated, although the game does try to spin it into a positive by weaving the engine’s limitations into the art design. There are also substantial loading times that quickly become tiresome, especially as most missions require you to hoof it between locations. What saves the game from being a visual letdown, however, is the superlative art direction. Using an unconventional mix of cyberpunk and European renaissance era design, combined with warm color tones, the visual appeal of the game outweighs its technical blemishes. Environments are impressively detailed and filled with elements such as e-books, emails and other paraphernalia that add detail and literary depth to the universe. The characters may come with uneven voice acting, but that certainly doesn’t apply to Michael McCann’s tine.

The game involves first person exploration and combat and the traversal of hub worlds are sizable, their number may leave something to be desired. This is still a lengthy game by modern standards, but it would have been best to include two more hubs to minimize backtracking.

You can choose your approach to the situations you encounter, either sneaking through them or going in guns blazing. There is a neat cover system in effect, with the camera pulling out to third person when you snap to an object. Guns feel meaty and the game rations out ammo just right. The grid based inventory management is a wonderful little time-sink, and there is a neat little pop-up quick menu to access your weapons and consumables.

Overall, although the outdate mechanics can be frustrating, but the mature story and impeccable production values and solid game play all come together as a very interesting game. It is definitely a game that you should invest in.