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I’m one of the few people who actually like Gambit. I think it’s fun to kill mobs as quickly as possible, to dive into portals and hear The Drifter’s maniacal laughter when you manage to pull off a full team wipe. But even if I like Gambit, I have to at least acknowledge that of the three core Destiny 2 […]
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The final week of February delivered two livestream showcases that revealed several major games still to come in 2021. We’ve got news about the next Final Fantasy 7 release, a Pokemon remake, and a brand new Pokemon game that fans have been asking about for years. While there are plenty of new games to get excited about, we also have to […]
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The Harvest Moon franchise has a long and complicated history that saw it part company with its creators back in 2014. Since then the farming and life simulator’s original developers Marvelous have been publishing under the Story of Seasons brand, while former publishers Natsume continue to use Harvest Moon. Now, for the first time since the split, the two franchises […]
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In wake of the news that Dragon Age 4 would no longer be a service game and would now be entirely single player, I rewatched the trailer with renewed anticipation. In doing so, I noticed a detail that has struck me as odd the first time around, and it seems like the Dragon Age die hards have been bubbling over […]
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It has been ten years since the launch of the Nintendo 3DS, and for a while I thought I wouldn’t mourn it, but it turns out I have. According to Nintendo’s website, the last first-party 3DS game released was Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn back in early 2019. It’s pretty safe to say that the 3DS had a good eight-year run, […]
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I started my first Yakuza game in November – Yakuza 0. I played for several hours straight the first day I downloaded it, but had to put it on hold to concentrate on more timely releases like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Cyberpunk 2077. I went back to it in early 2021 and completed it lightning fast, bulldozing my way through […]
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While I like the Civilization series along with other popular 4x strategy games, they can be a little on the lengthy side. That’s why the idea of The Battle Of Polytopia appeals to me. It offers a bite-sized version of the typical 4x strategy experience with an adorable art style and a simplified tech tree of upgrades. However, this game’s […]
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Cyberpunk has always been a genre fraught with contrasts, between the mega rich and the ultra poor, the hyper sleek corpos and the rough-and-ready street kids, and the high rise buildings and dark alleys. It’s fitting then that Cyberpunk 2077 is also full of contrasts, although not all of them are intentional. As well as the typical contrasts of the […]
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The Mass Effect series has long stood the test of time for its illustrious use of cause and consequence dynamics. Throughout the trilogy, you’re faced with a variety of different decisions that directly impact the world around you. Some of these choices affect the galaxy as a whole – do you cure the Genophage, allowing the krogan to amass humongous […]
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Epic left itself with a mountain to climb after Fortnite season four. The entire season was Marvel-themed from the characters introduced at the start to the Galactus event that brought it to an end. After that, players were left wondering “now what?” How do you top a season in which one of the world’s most famous franchises was the running […]
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