Before Warthunder came, there was another World War 2 combat simulator MMO. This game would forever be embedded into my childhood, because I have vivid memories of my dad putting so many hours into this. He's always loved war simulators, but at the time of this release, simulation gaming was in its infancy, not too... Continue Reading →
Ooblets. ooblets. Ooooooblets. Ooblets? Ooblets. Ooblets is an indie, single player game being released July 15th for early access on Xbox One and the Epic Games Store. It’s also my new favorite word. A list of things the game includes: Farming They had me at farming game and yet... there's more. Dance battles You. Me.... Continue Reading →
It’s time for yet another cult classic throwback! This time we are taking it on back to the year 1998, when Tantrum Entertainment released Die By The Sword for Microsoft Windows. The concept behind this game was meant to be revolutionary – the player was given “full” control of the avatar’s sword wielding with a... Continue Reading →
What makes a RPG good? Is it the hours upon hours of gameplay players work their way through? Is it the world that the players find themselves immersed in? The thought of open world gaming used to excite gamers, but now the concept is like a song being played over and over again on the... Continue Reading →
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