Author: Darren Rodrigues
Fallout In Space?! Bethesda’s New Sci-Fi IP, Starfield, Rumored To Be Revealed This E3
Someone claiming to be a “leaker” at Bethesda Game Studios has leaked a lot of information about their for E3 and even post E3. This includes information about Bethesda’s new IP known as Starfield which is a Sci-fi RPG set in space. According to this leaker, Bethesda plan on announcing this game at E3 along with Falloout 4 VR and also says it will release this year. He also state...
RiME Cracked In Under A Week, Developer Drops Denuvo
Tequila Works had previously stated that if RiME were to be cracked they would release a Denuvo free version of the game and update all the platforms as-well. Lo and behold not even a week later the game has been cracked by Baldman, who has also cracked Sniper Ghost Warrior 3, Prey and NieR Automata. The gaming community now looked towards the developers and waited to see if they would hold their ...
Gotta Shine A Little Brighter: Rise And Shine Review
Gorgeous artwork, a wonderful score, and a brutal world, Rise and Shine promises so much more but ultimately falls short. Developed by Super Awesome Hyper Dimensional Mega Team (That’s a mouthful) and published by Adult Swim, Rise and Shine was released in January 2017 for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The game tells a tale of a video game world where characters know they are in a game and are...
Justice Is Served: Injustice 2 Review
A story of dread, deceit and destruction with plenty of twists and lots of bone shattering spectacles, Injustice 2 is a fantastic sequel that improves on its predecessor in every way possible. Developed by NetherRealm Studios, famed for their Mortal Kombat series and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Injustice 2 was released in May 2017 for the Playstation 4 and Xbox One along w...
Retroview: Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project
Babes, blood and bodies along with a lot of tasteful dialogue, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project feels more like a Duke Nukem game than Duke Nukem: Forever. Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project is a platform game developed by Sunstorm Interactive, produced by 3D Realms that was released on May 14, 2002. It was quite well received by critics when it released and got generally positive reviews in the 7-8 range...
New Splinter Cell Game To Be Announced In 2018?
Update: A recent update on Amazon’s Canadian website listed a new Splinter Cell game, which might indicate a possible announcement coming this E3 2018. Although Sam Fisher might have skipped the E3 last year but it has been confirmed that he would be returning in a new Splinter Cell game. In a recent interview Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft said: “What we can say is we’re receiving a l...
Transcending The Medium: A Transistor Review
Awe-inspiring, jaw dropping and absolutely mesmerizing, Transistor is all of that and so much more. A game that genuinely struck a chord with me and impressed me so much that it left me craving for more after I had finished it. It draws you in on an emotional level that makes you empathise with Red and, the events that have unfolded around her and are about to unfold. And just like Red, I was left...
Split Screen Gaming: The Rise And Fall
As someone who grew up playing video games, there’s an itch that no modern day game has been able to scratch. I’m talking about split screen couch co-op gaming. Growing up in the 90s and early 2000s as a gamer, we all had friends and siblings with whom we would play games with. It could have just been passing the controller around or watching someone play while you sat, but the best thing ever was...
Can Ya Dig It, Sucka?! A Shovel Knight Review
An ode to the games of yesteryear, a beautiful love letter to 2D platforming genre and a mesmerizing 8-bit masterpiece that was made possible with the help of a community willing to take a risk. The game I’m talking about is the amazing “Shovel Knight”. The game that shines amongst its peers and makes it as one of the best 8-bit 2D platformers to have come out in recent times. Shovel Knight is a k...
Fills Me With Determination: Undertale PC Review
A game that came as a breath of fresh air in a room full of remasters, remakes and rehashes, Undertale is a tale like no other. Unique, witty and fun, that is what Undertale is all about and it doesn’t take long to establish that. Taking inspiration from RPGs like Earthbound ( Also known as Mother 2) and The Mario and Luigi RPGs, with its comedic inspiration being Mr Bean, it is the amalgamation o...