Fear the Wolves Preview – Are You Ready?
I would say Battle Royale is one of the most exciting, blood pumping, nerve wracking games on the face of the world. There are a few FPS shooting games out ther...
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Why Context Matters, and History Shouldn’t Be Ignored – The Battlefield V Censorship
The Philippines is in a difficult time right now. The ghosts of martial law are coming back, with Marcoses in politics and an unstable president in power who ha...
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Shadow of the Tomb Raider Review – The Brave Adventurer Lara Croft
An end of the world scenario. An eclipse looming in the background. Earthquakes and catastrophes happening left and right. And Lara Croft is the only one that can save us. She's better, faster, fiercer and deadlier than ever. Will she be able to prev...
7.5
Ninjin: Clash of Carrots Review – Nonstop Ninja Running!
Usagi Village is just another peaceful village in the mountains. Most villagers spend their time tending to their precious crops, mostly carrots. Why carrots, y...
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Megaquarium Review – Fishy Puzzler than Theme Park
When looking at Megaquarium initially, you’d expect it to be just a theme park management tycoon game like Roller Coaster Tycoon or Theme Hospital, place all th...
9.5
Marvel’s Spider-Man Review – Vindicated
Spider-Man has had a rocky journey in the gaming medium. He experienced his highs with the classic original PlayStation titles in the early 2000s, succeeding with the amazing open world sixth-generation titles. Of course, where there's highs, there a...
Battlefield V Beta Thoughts
Battlefield V has been greeted with a lot of flak since its first reveal. Lots of players crying how unrealistic the game is, how DICE and EA is focusing on tur...
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Survival Heroes Review – The Good Frankenstein
If Fortnite mobile and Arena of Valor had a baby, it would be named Survival Heroes.
Snail Games has taken the smooth controls of any mobile battle arena and...
6.7
We Happy Few Review – A Few Pills Short of Something Great
There are some things from our past that we don't want to remember. A bad reminder that often keeps you down affects not only yourself but the others around you. But what if there is a way to make it all go away? Surely, there is nothing wrong with w...
Green Hell Early Access Teases Potential
Green Hell Early Access teases potential, but only if it can deliver with the full game.
Bonus points, if you immediately thought Green Hell is a play on Gre...
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Shenmue I & II HD Remaster Review: A Full Remake Would’ve Been Better
December 1986.
Ryo Hazuki’s life changes forever when he returns home to find a confrontation between his father and mysterious intruders led by a Chinese ma...
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Two Point Hospital Review – The Bright Side of Triage
No one looks forward to going to the hospital. As much as it is a place one goes to seek treatment, but can't help but feel vulnerable while being inside of one. It's one of those places where people are reluctant to go to. And once there, can't wait...
Zeus’ Battlegrounds: A Free To Play Melee Battle Royale Will Start Beta Starting Today
Zeus' Battlegrounds is the latest game which will implement the Battle Royale Format. It is a free to play Melee type battle royale where the players will be de...
8.8
Flipping Death Review – Death Has Never Been This Hilarious
Indie games will always be a mystery. They can be dreadful that you question what was going on the developers' mind or they come out amazing. Flipping Death is ...
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Unavowed Review – Solving Mysteries With a Band of Exceptional Individuals
Finishing the game in 10 hours, Wadjet Eye’s Unavowed is a spectacular game. For someone
like me who’s never liked the point and click RPGs, I find it very exciting and engrossing. Now you may ask how a clicking game is exciting, here’s why:
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7.2
Shadows: Awakening Review – The Same Old Dungeons with a New Coat of Paint
A deal with a demon usually comes with a heavy cost. Especially if it's your soul on the line. But what if that soul is no longer part of the mortal realm? In t...