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Stardew Valley Review
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Stardew Valley Review

I’ll have to admit that when I first saw screenshots of Stardew Valley last year and heard tales of how it’s a game all about farming, I had a few questions. They were; how the heck is that fun? What’s the appeal? How did this get so popular? So it was with some trepidation that

Matthew Parker · January 23, 2017 · 6 Mins Read

Steep Review
PlayStation

Steep Review

With the release of Steep, we have seen some funny internet videos of people failing miserably, or achieving really amazing and impossible stunts. This is the life of a professional snow extremist, I would say snowboarder, but this game goes beyond snowboarding and skiing. With this game, you ski, snowboard, “squirrel fly” with a wing

Daniel Heiser · January 13, 2017 · 3 Mins Read

Papa’s Sushiria Review
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Papa’s Sushiria Review

Have you ever dreamt of working in a sushi restaurant? Neither have I. Yet still, I’m downright addicted to playing Papa’s Sushiria. It’s the latest release from Flipline Studios, and it includes their previous games’ best features and much, much more. The Setup In Papa’s Sushiria, you can play on Poki as Matt, Clover, or

Jessica Thompson · December 30, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Batman Arkham Knight Review
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Batman Arkham Knight Review

If you are a fan of the Batman franchise like I am, then last year when Batman: Arkham Knight came out, you were excited to see what it was all about. There have been those that have been burned in the past. They have been afraid to venture out and try playing this game on their

Jessica Thompson · December 20, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Grand Theft Auto V Review
PlayStation

Grand Theft Auto V Review

GTA V isn’t just a video game – it is a bona-fide phenomenon. After breaking an incredible number of sales records around the world, its developer, Rockstar, has demonstrated clear intentions to keep on improving its basic sandbox model and formula. We all knew that this was the case of course, that each new installment

Jessica Thompson · November 16, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Review
Past & Retro

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Review

Following the overwhelming success of GTA III, Vice City arrived around a year later and further amped up the visibility as well as popularity of the franchise. Rather than being a completely new redesign of the basic system established by its predecessor, this installment basically just changed the locale and upgraded various aspects accordingly. Don’t

Jessica Thompson · November 11, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Review
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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Review

Grand Theft Auto III might have introduced the world to the splendor of open world sandbox fun, Vice City improved upon the model, but it was the magnificent San Andreas which truly exploded the series into another dimension. While we have GTA V and IV to now sink our teeth into, SA remains unique in

Jessica Thompson · November 11, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Grand Theft Auto IV Review
PC

Grand Theft Auto IV Review

Released onto PC, Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, Grand Theft Auto IV was almost immediately hailed as one of the greatest things to come along in video gaming, some calling it “the greatest game ever made”. Such accolades seem like they’re way too far-fetched, but considering just how much content, variety and sheer lunacy

Jessica Thompson · November 11, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Grand Theft Auto III Review
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Grand Theft Auto III Review

When you trace the roots of the 3rd person sandbox revolution to its inception you eventually arrive at Grand Theft Auto 3. To call this game a “landmark” almost doesn’t do it justice. In fact, this title basically opened the floodgates in a thousand different directions, simultaneously upping the ante of what was considered possible

Jessica Thompson · November 11, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Battlefield 1 – The New and The Old of Online Multiplayer
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Battlefield 1 – The New and The Old of Online Multiplayer

After looking through the campaign of Battlefield 1, which can be found here, you must then journey into playing online. Usually games such as these are for the sole purpose of playing online. With the six game modes to choose from you will find yourself spending a lot of time playing online by yourself or

Daniel Heiser · October 31, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Battlefield 1 – Decent Campaign or Complete Flop?
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Battlefield 1 – Decent Campaign or Complete Flop?

When going into Battlefield 1 you may expect the same old Battlefield with a new coat of paint. That it is the same game Electronic Arts has been pushing out for the past couple of years just with new weapons and a few mechanics. What you can expect from Battlefield 1 is a new and

Daniel Heiser · October 27, 2016 · 3 Mins Read