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Golf Club Wasteland Review
As I measured my next shot and positioned the best trajectory to propel the shiny orange golf ball above Ursula, an acid tentacle monster lurking in deepest waters, I felt a sense of blissful joy. Radioactive cows, tempting basketball hoops, and bastard ball-stealing sparrows. Golf Club Wasteland captured my attention and made me feel relaxed and serene.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Super Animal Royale Review
Super Animal Royale is a terrible game for me. To save myself from having to explain how many times I have landed on an island and been killed by a cat that looked suspiciously like my childhood pet, I thought I would get it out at the top. As I drag it across the Royale island, I feel PTSD. I will find the cat and fire a few hundred rounds at its adorable face. Super Animal Royale transformed me into a wild predator, hunting for prey. They're all better than I. Super Animal Royale is a terrible game for me.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Clid The Snail Review
A snail is the most anthropomorphic creature on Earth. It's likely that this is the reason it took 50 years of gaming history for one to be found. It's not like choosing between a fox, a hedgehog, a gecko or a bandicoot. All of these animals have identifiable arms, legs and faces. Snails, however, have no arms or legs. They only have a face, one long slimy foot and a shell. This is comparable to anthropomorphizing a fish or Earthworm Jim. It can be done, it's clear. Clid the Snail gives the idea a try and the result is an anti-hero version Momaw Nadon with an antenna and a shell. You can google the name if you don't remember.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
El Shaddai: Ascension Of The Metatron Review
It doesn't bother me at all when it comes to gaming religion, whether literal or shoehorned. As an agnostic I have become used to not being invested and immediately dismissing it because of my pigheadedness. El Shaddai, which is based on the Book of Enoch, a Jewish text that I find neither offensive nor captivating, was created.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Rims Racing Review
A few months back, I was able to sit in the preview event for Rims Racing. (To give my Shift key a break, Rims Racing will be now be called Rims Racing). I couldn't help but feel impressed by the concept. RaceWard Studio representatives stated that their debut game was meant to appeal to bikers and not just racers. They didn't intend to make a game where players jump from bike to bike just for the fun of it. They wanted to create a game in which players could choose their favorite bike, one they might have kept in their garage, and then stick with it. It will get used to you. You can tweak it. Customise it. It will win.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
'Axie Infinity' full gameplay review
Axie infinity can be described as a number of things, including a "play to earn" game, a game that uses blockchain technology, and a game that utilizes NFT. It can be confusing to comprehend.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers
F1 2021 Review
The F1 videogame series has been praised by critics over the years and enjoyed wide popularity among gamers. The title can be approached in either a competitive or playful manner by players. In fact, it is no mystery that F1 2020 last year and even before have become reference titles for all motorsport enthusiasts. It is due to a solid formula that features a driving model that is both realistic and modular. F1 2021 was enhanced by Codemasters with several new modes and added many more features. You should also note that the World Championship required an update to teams, drivers and circuits. Here is my F1 2021 review on PC.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers
Monster Hunter Stories 2 Review
Monster Hunter is one of Capcom's most popular series. The series began on the PlayStation 2 in September 2004. It has since evolved to include new mechanics, weapons, and new ways to play. The series eventually became a rival console, with the Wii U, Xbox One, and Xbox One.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers
Svoboda 1945: Liberation Review
History is messy. It is difficult to escape the generational trauma of violence and war. It can seem impossible to escape at times. Svoboda 1945 - Liberation explores these themes through a creative mixture of full motion video and comics. FMV games are sometimes thought to be an aging relic of 80s and 90s gaming. However, the team at Charles Games have really utilized the format to create an intriguing peak at Czech history.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers
NBA 2K22 Review
NBA 2K is the gold standard in modern sports video games - at least for basketball. However, that doesn't mean billion-dollar franchises can't be improved. The desire for bold and innovative innovations has grown over the years, particularly due to the absence of new features that take advantage of next-gen power beyond graphics and presentation, which are, to be honest, top-tier.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles Review
Since the Japanese release the first chapter of the Phoenix Wright saga, 20 years have passed. It was only a few years later that we in the West got to see it on Nintendo DS. The first chapter was originally released on GBA. The success of this unique adventure has earned it a lot of fans around the globe, and even inspired 2 anime series. Capcom's Phoenix Wright series owes its outstanding success to a mix that combines engaging stories with excellent character writing. You play as a lawyer trying to prove the truth by analysing evidence and witness statements. The chronicles are finally here. Here's my review of The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles on Nintendo Switch.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers
Death’s Door Review
Death's Door, an isometric action RPG created by Acid Nerve and published in print by Devolver Digital, is now available. Since its first announcement, this game has captured my interest. It was finally time to give it a try and find out if it is worth the effort. You can read this review if you're interested in Death's Door. Here's my Death's Door review for PC.
By Charles Smith5 years ago in Gamers