I must admit I chuckled greatly when I heard about the premise of Warner Bro’s latest game to come out later this year, MultiVersus. It’s essentially a Smash Bros clone but with characters owned by […] Read More
Author: Jinx the Game Critic
Something I realised after atching a few videos from Josh Strife Hayes is that the world is slowly turning into a place in which if you are not doing something productive or of benefit to […] Read More
I love coming across small games made by indie developers that really tickle my fancy and this game is no exception. Franken RPG is a parody of Final Fantasy that is completely free to play […] Read More
In what seems like actual evidence that we live in a dystopian society one of the companies working under Activision/Blizzard, King, recently released their latest development to help diversity within their games, a ‘Diversity Chart’. […] Read More
Heroes of Might and Magic is a beloved series for many strategy game fans with the third instalment being the one that most generally regards as the best in the series. With the declining quality […] Read More
In an interesting development for gaming history an early 2001 build of Duke Nukem Forever was released online via a leaker who proceeded to provide a download link on 4chan for those who are interested. […] Read More
With the new Mass Effect game confirmed to be in development and with this being an official continuation of the series rather than a spin-off adventure like Andromeda was many people are wondering the same […] Read More
The schedule for this year’s SGDQ has been revealed and we have a bunch of great games that will be played by professional speedrunners for charity. This year sees a big influx in VR games, […] Read More
Morrowind recently celebrated it’s 20 year anniversary and due to this the modding scene had a contest to create some of the strangest and most wonderful mods around. One entry in particular however stood out […] Read More
While this isn’t exactly video game related I absolutely had to cover this due to the sheer brilliance of what I found. The Hart Encore competition took place recently that saw schools from all over […] Read More