Thoughts on games and life as an adult gamer.
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Rocket League Platform: PC, PlayStation 4 (reviewed), XBOX One, Nintendo Switch (reviewed) Time to beat: Mostly a multiplayer game, so there is … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Rocket League – Truly in a league of its own
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Hollow Knight Platform: Nintendo Switch (reviewed), PC, PlayStation 4, XBOX One Time to beat: 25 hours Q1: Who’s this videogame for? … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Hollow Knight – A beautiful exercise in frustration
The Game Awards – Which games do we think deserve to win, and which ones do we think actually will?
Games reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions. Game: Hitman SniperPlatform: Android, iOSTime to beat: Around 5 hours Q1: Who’s this videogame for? Hitman Sniper is a mobile game where you play … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Hitman Sniper – Agent 47 takes aim with a sniper
Games reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions. Game: Overwatch Platform: PlayStation 4 / Xbox One / PC Time to beat: n/a – Overwatch has no campaign to beat, its only multiplayer … Continue Reading 10 Q Reviews: Overwatch – the world could always use more heroes!
Package Man is an indie title currently in development by a single developer, Doctor ORBiT, who is based in Germany. The game puts you in the shoes of a courier … Continue Reading Developer Interview: Doctor ORBiT, developer of Package Man
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Alien: Isolation Platform: PC, PlayStation 4 (reviewed), XBOX One Time to beat: 15-20 hours for the main campaign Q1: Who’s this … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Alien Isolation – Getting stuffed into a locker never seemed so appealing
Recent developments in streaming technologies have led to the inception of services like PS Now or the upcoming Project xCloud that will cause a shift on how we consume games. … Continue Reading Is PC gaming culture on its way out?
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Idle Space Tycoon Platform: PC (Kongregate) Time to beat: Depends on the time you want to put into it, because it’s an … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Idle Space Tycoon – Time to get rich with this indie
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I may have already written a response post to a very kind Sunshine Blogger Award from Ian over at Adventure Rules in response to his…
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Fallout 4 Platform: PlayStation 4 (version reviewed), Xbox One and PC Time to beat: 40 hours (main story) / 100+ hours … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Fallout 4 – A wasteland worth living in
LootGaming is a monthly subscription service part of the LootCrate family, where each crate has a unique theme. This month’s theme is Medieval. Let’s see what’s included: Dovakhiin helmet replica … Continue Reading Unboxing: LootGaming crate for October 2018 – Theme: Medieval
Cyber Monday, Black Friday, and the holiday shopping season are upon us, so we’ve decided to start a series of buying guides for those who aren’t too familiar with the … Continue Reading Beginner’s buying guide: Nintendo Switch
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Silent Hill – Book of Memories Platform: PlayStation Vita Time to beat: 12 hours (normal) – 30+ completionist Q1: Who’s this videogame … Continue Reading 10Q Reviews: Silent Hill: Book of Memories – Already fogotten
Gaming has always been a collector’s hobby in my mind. Part of the experience is gathering memorabilia, systems, but above all, videogames. Is the digital format here to change how … Continue Reading Why I gradually transitioned to digital-format videogames
Videogames reviewed in 10 straight-to-the-point questions, every Wednesday Game: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End Platform: PlayStation 4 Time to beat: 20 hours Q1: Who’s this videogame for? Have you … Continue Reading 10 Q Reviews: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End – time to find a legendary lost treasure. Again. Again. Again.
