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Umurangi Generation: Special Edition Review
Umurangi Generation is a first-person game of photography about living in a world that has been ravaged by militarized oppression and environmental destruction. It was released for the first time on PC. Many hailed it as "2020: The Game" for its ability to deal with institutional neglect, climate change, civil unrest and general world-weariness. Now that Umurangi Generation is available on the Nintendo Switch, it has a chance to reach even more players in search of something that mirrors, and possibly makes sense of, the past year and a bit. It's not surprising that Umurangi Generation: The Special Edition rises to the occasion for those who have played it since its inception.
By Cecilia Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection Review
As a longtime fan of the series from its humble beginnings on the NES, I will always hold Ninja Gaiden in a special place, even if it kicks my ass and makes me question any amount of skill I possess. However, The Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection may not be what fans expected. This is not a new entry in the franchise, and the versions that we see in this collection aren’t the best ways to enjoy the adventures. If someone is willing to import it, there is no physical copy. So, is the Master Collection worth it.
By Cecilia Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Books of Skyrim: Part One
Books of Skyrim: Part One The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was an amazing advance in Open World RPGs. Boasting better graphics, a nice array of music and a simpler level up system than its predecessor… plus the option to play male or female as any one of 10 different races gave the game thousands of hours of replay value.
By Timothy Talbert5 years ago in Gamers
Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX Review
It is easy to feel sorry Alex Kidd. Nintendo continued to push forward with their dungareed mascot in the 80s and released Super Mario Bros 1985. This game changed the way we saw side scrolling platformers forever. Sega was not to be outdone and introduced Alex Kidd's Miracle World in 1986. Alex Kidd wouldn't be 'Sega Mario' despite having six games released over four years. Sega changed tactics in 1991, releasing Sonic the Hedgehog. The Kidd was never seen again. Until now.
By Cecilia Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance Review
Dungeons and Dragons' world is full of monsters and mysterious treasures. The worlds described in the tabletop RPG's player guide books are home to some the most dangerous and fearsome creatures in high fantasy, including the sharp-toothed Goblins and the giant Frost Giants. Dungeons & Dragons Dark Alliance will let you battle hordes monsters as one the four legendary heroes. This game is not like the tabletop and is more about the action rather than the strategy.
By Cecilia Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Review
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will be the official tie-in for the Olympic Games delayed that will begin next month. Since the last iterations, the series has tried to replicate the actual experience by creating simulation-like gameplay that feels and looks like the real thing. Sega has made a significant change with Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, which takes a more arcadey approach in terms of gameplay as well as visual style. This decision works well for the game and creates a pick up-and-play environment that's ideal for local multiplayer.
By Jingjing Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Chivalry 2 Review
Online multiplayer shooters are so popular that you would think that online melee combat games would be equally popular. But that is not the case. There is very little to choose from, aside from Mordhau. Console players are also left out, as Mordhau can only be played on PC. Chivalry 2 offers excellent melee combat with very few issues.
By Cecilia Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Red Solstice 2: Survivors Review
There is a lot of potential in the action tactics sub-genre. This sub-genre of strategy gaming can create tension in a dynamic and changing real-time environment while also emphasizing teamwork to overcome the unknown. Ironward's refined sequel, Red Solstice 2 Survivors, succeeds in energizing action tactics sub-genre.
By Cecilia Wang5 years ago in Gamers
Scarlett Nexus Review
Bandai Namco's anime-infused action-RPG Scarlet Nexus is a master at subtext games and believes they are all cowards. This title is big and bold. Even when it fails, it doesn't let that stop it from taking huge swings and pursuing its most ambitious goals.
By Jingjing Wang5 years ago in Gamers
How to Download Games In Our PC?
Gaming is an addictive hobby for most people. You can spend hours upon hour’s non-stop playing video games, whether it be for fun or for earning money or prizes. However, you cannot simply download any games that you like from anywhere and this can lead to a problem. Since it is very easy to lose your progress information, it can become very difficult to start over if you ever need to redo some parts of the game that you messed up. This is where a gaming download website comes in handy.
By Green Hat Files Software Download Blog5 years ago in Gamers
Old World Review
In recent and upcoming 4X strategy games, developers are putting extra effort into innovating and pushing the sub-genre of strategy games forward. Combining these games with other genres is one of the best ways to expand, as we have seen in XCOM and the upcoming Lemnis Gate. Is Mohawk Games' Old World going to be preserved or will it soon become a dusty artifact?
By Jingjing Wang5 years ago in Gamers
