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With the growing craze of Vikings, thanks to the TV Shows. It was only a matter of time before a game circled that era had to be made. Fingers pointed to Ubisoft, given their history, that they make games that are always set in some significant period.
As soon as the first trailer for Rollerdrome was released, everyone instantly started to refer to it as “that one game that looks like a Tony Hawk title, but with guns.” And while that description might seem extremely redundant to some players, it’s actually a pretty good summation if what...
Hunting Simulation is a fairly niche genre of gaming, as you don’t see a lot of competition in this particular field. These games also aren’t really developed and released yearly like some of the bigger Triple-A titles in the market. The last good hunting game that we would consider a...
Being a Survival and Strategy based City Builder game, a lot of expectations riding on the Farthest Frontier because the genre has been with us since the late 80s and has amassed a massive fanbase behind it. Therefore we have prepared this review to inform you of whether this game...
When I played the demo of Lost In Play during Steam Next Fest, I just knew then and there that this game is going to establish a special place in my heart when it releases. Developed by Happy Juice Games and published by Joystick Ventures, It is a puzzle game...
I’ve never particularly put a lot of thought into what the role of a university administrator demands from a person. I’ve always simply assumed that it would be like any other administrative position, but focused more on academics and ensuring that the establishment was staffed with the best and brightest...
While the Xenoblade Chronicle titles have always been oozing with promise, with complex narrative beats and massive game worlds that leave your mouth agape in surprise, that ambition has not really translated into video game masterpieces. Now don’t get me wrong, these are fantastic experiences with extremely dedicated communities that...
When it comes to video games, the Cyberpunk genre has seen somewhat of a resurgence over the past couple of years. From small indie titles that place an emphasis on narratives, to more traditional turn-based RPGs, and even a massive AAA action blockbuster that never really managed to live up...
When Salt and Sanctuary was first released back in 2016, it was hailed as a phenomenal little indie game that had managed to do what a lot of other bigger and more elaborate games had failed to accomplish. It had successfully captured the essence of the Dark Souls series of...
Terraformers is a decent game, but it is clearly incomplete right now and it lacks imagination.
Lego games have always remained popular in the world of gaming. Players have always enjoyed them to the fullest, and I rarely hear something negative about them. 2022 has been great for gamers so far, as we saw the release of some of the biggest video games of all time,...
As someone who considers Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep to be one of my all-time favorite pieces of DLC, I had pretty high expectations from Tiny Tina’s Wonderland. It was marketed as a successor to the highly-rated expansion, and that was more than enough to get me invested.
