They Are Billions is a taxing RTS experience
It’s hard to be invested in what They Are Billions had to offer due to its unfriendly approach to newcomers and brutal difficulty.
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The Zone is calling you back to Mutant Year Zero in the ‘Seed of Evil’ DLC
If you’ve been looking for a good excuse to jump back into Mutant Year Zero, you’re in luck.
Lethal League Blaze is more Lethal League but better
One of the best fighting games makes the jump to console splendidly.
Riverbond is plenty of blocky fun in both couch co-op and solo
If you’re looking for an easy going action game to play with friends and family alike, Riverbond is a really good pick up and play option.
Tentacles and all, there’s more than meets the eye in The Sinking City
The Sinking City might be bogged by bland gameplay, but still manages to be a gripping take on Lovecraftian lore.
Way too many hours gone with Days Gone
Days Gone is a perfect example of how restraint should be a vital aspect to keep in mind when designing a videogame.
For as much as it might object, Judgment is still a Yakuza game through and through
Yagami’s adventures take him from one end of Kamurocho to the other and then back again in one of the best stories out of the series.
Blazing Chrome keeps a certain Konami shooter’s spirit alive with style
If it looks like Contra, plays like Contra, and smells like Contra, it’s probably Contra, right? Well…
There certainly are no limits to gaming if Limitlesssquad has anything to say about it
Shortly after the release of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on March 22nd 2019, a discussion developed within the gaming community regarding difficulty and accessibility standards. Many commentators argued that Sekiro, and many From Software games in general, were willfully excluding certain player groups with the difficulty of the games they created, particularly those who suffered…
Slay the Spire pays off in the long run for your patience
Don’t try to hurry things along, or you’re very likely to fail.