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Video games that do things for your birthday aren’t a huge novelty these days. Just recently, one of our writers celebrated his birthday with Mads Mikkelson via Death Stranding. He also reflected on all the digital cake he’s gotten over the years. But he probably never got birthday curry. Pokemon Sword & Shield aren’t the first Pokemon games to recognize your […]
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The UK is nearing the end of its second lockdown and even with that coming to an end plenty of restrictions will still be in place. With the winter weather kicking in and gyms closed if you want to stay healthy at home VR offers an entertaining solution. So VRFocus picked up its Oculus Quest and tried out one of […]
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Filament Games began development on its VR-only project RoboCo back in 2017, a sandbox videogame all about designing and building robots. Since then the studio has added a desktop mode which grew in prominence, seeing a campaign arise that wasn’t VR compatible. Recently, the team confirmed that’s been rectified as they prepare for an Early Access launch next year. RoboCo […]
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I’ve said this before, but one of my all-time favourite mini stories in the entire Zelda series happens in Minish Cap. There’s this little shoe shop in Hyrule Town owned by a narcoleptic cobbler named Rem, and somehow it manages to thrive despite the fact that its sole employee is asleep almost exactly 100% of the time. You eventually find […]
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After over 60 hours, I’m still not bored of beating up Saxons in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Most of this time was admittedly spent before writing my review, although I still log in for an hour or so every couple of days to do a bit of exploring. Yesterday I signed in and it hit me like a freight train fresh […]
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Resolution Games released its frantic cooking title title Cook-Out: A Sandwich Tale back in September, providing a lively experience for up to four players. Today, has announced a free festive update adding a new mode and themed ingredients. The holiday update will give players a more relaxed ‘Casual Mode’ away from the demand of the regular campaign kitchen. They’ll be […]
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There are plenty of virtual reality (VR) titles to look forward to this winter depending on the system you own. While Oculus Rift owners may feel a little abandoned by Facebook with the fact that the platform will be discontinued next Spring, there is some good news; Monolithic Games has confirmed Ven VR Adventure will be arriving for Rift next […]
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After an initial tease earlier in the year, combat title Sword of Gargantua was due for a summer launch on PlayStation VR. This was delayed by developer Thirdverse Inc. (formerly Yomuneco) because, like many, the change of working conditions hampered progress. Today though, the studio has now confirmed the launch will take place in a couple of weeks. Already available […]
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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey was ridiculously large. A rotund game. A wide lad. It offered players Ancient Greece in its entirety, allowing you to sail a ship from island to island to explore sun-dappled shores and bustling cities. Some of this scale was to its detriment – no matter where you went, you’d see the same buildings, the same quarries, the […]
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Games Workshop took to Twitch earlier today with a live preview of some of the many exciting tabletop projects it has been working on. The event covered Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Necromunda, the Middle Earth Strategy Battle game, and the studio’s fantasy-focused board game Warhammer Underworlds, as well as giving us a peek into the release road-map heading into next year Warhammer […]
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