
Videogamer writes: "Overlord proved to be an entertaining if not completely successful action/strategy game on its release for Xbox 360 and PC last year. Its combination of action genre elements with RTS-lite gameplay proved to be a winning formula, but a formula PlayStation 3 owners weren't able to experience. That is soon to change with the release of Overlord: Raising Hell for the PS3, which adds all the Xbox 360 game's DLC to the original release and makes a few improvements to the gameplay and presentation.
To summarise, Overlord sees you controlling a horde of monstrous minions as you struggle to gain control of the kingdom. It's all very tongue-in-cheek, so even though you're slaughtering farm animals and villagers, you can't help but do so with a smile on your face. If a children's cartoon series was created on the topic of world domination in a fantasy realm, it'd be like this.
Gameplay is a mix of choosing the correct minions for the job (there are four very different types: browns, reds, greens and blues) and simply overpowering your foes with sheer numbers. Minions can either be pointed in a certain direction or manually controlled using the right analogue stick, while the Overlord himself is controlled like a traditional hack 'n' slash character. It all works pretty well and is unlike any other game available on the PlayStation 3."

Steam's Summer Sale has tons of games at low prices, but here are the best games you can buy without worrying about spending too much money.

Steam has released its top ten sellers list for the week ending on November 21.
Btw, Zombie Shooter 2 just came out on steam too. It's basically Alien Shooter 2 Reloaded but zombies. I bought it for $10 but the Alien version just seems a lot better. Buy it later for less... like when it drops to $5.

Valve has released their weekly top ten sellers list on Steam for the week ending on November 14.