The Club (PS3)

The Club may look like any other shooter on the surface, but dig a little deeper, and you'll discover that it's so much more. You play from a third person perspective, and the job of your chosen character is given at the start of the level, the most common being to score X amount of points, to win a race to the end of the level, or to simply survive. For each kill you get you get a certain amount of points, depending on how difficult the kill was, ie headshot, kill using final bullet, distance from target, etc. Each successive kill awards you a multiplier, so for the second kill you get twice the points, the third awards you three times the points and so on. ...  Read the complete review

The Club developed by Bizarre Creations and Published by Sega has 8 men fighting out in order to be the best in The Club. The game of the Club has you going around prisons, old warehouse, manor house and such which you have to kill people to score points. The idea behind this game I have to say is weird but it's not that bad. The game has different stages such as Sprint this has you going around the stage where you have to score as much as possible, Siege is the mode i hate your in a area a marked area and if you leave you have about 5 seconds to get back into the marked area or you will die you must stay in the area and kill as many people possible oh but the ...  Read the complete review

I brought this game when it was game of the week in GAME after hearing some good but some bad reviews. I deceided to take the plunge and I think it payed off. The gameis very good and is very fun but gets little repetitive. The game also has offline splitscreen which is terrific with mates! The graphics are very good but other games are better. However, they still look great. The sound is ok but needs more music as during matches you only hear gun noises. The game has a little slowdown but this doesn't ruin the gameplay. However, it did frezze at times. The gameplay is really fun and you have to work through the tournament mode to ...  Read the complete review