Overwatch: Archives, the new event centered around Overwatch lore and past moments in the fictional history is now live for everyone to play. This event sees the creation of a brand new PvE mode centered […] Read More
Author: Jinx the Game Critic
Fallout: New Vegas is widely considered the best game in the series by many, I find it probably the best gameplay and story-wise though I’m not sure if it’s my absolute favourite, however recently a […] Read More
Thanks to the absolutely huge success of the Crash Bandicoot remaster it was obvious that Spyro would also be coming back to the masses and the first trailer has dropped for that very game. Spyro: […] Read More
After playing Duel Links for a good while (I think I may have over 300 hours in that game… oops…) I have found my love of the card game reignited due to the great community […] Read More
The 2016 episodic Hitman game seemed to pass most people by due to the strange choice to make it an episodic series based on seasons instead of just being a normally released game. Seemingly it […] Read More
Having a bit of spare time yesterday with no work meant I had plenty of gaming time throughout the day, of course I spent most of this playing multiplayer. Interestingly after enough of a time […] Read More
SpyParty is a fun indie game that shall be releasing on Steam fairly soon as an Early Access title, this is pretty big news as the game has been in development since 2009. The game […] Read More
Religion can make you do strange things. The most devoted of those who believe in their holy god will go to the utmost lengths to make sure that their voice is heard and the will […] Read More
One of THQ’s best games they have ever made was just announced for a remaster and that makes me a very happy man. Red Faction: Guerrilla was an open world action game set in the […] Read More
Open World Games have the possibility of keeping gamers engaged for many hours longer than linear game experiences. While linear stories simply take the time that is needed to complete them having a more open […] Read More