Gran Turismo 7 Review (Reviewed on the PS4) – I am very excited to be reviewing a Playstation classic game which has been around since the original Playstation (i.e PS One). A game that I am always excited about when a new version comes out: Gran Turismo. And this time specifically, Gran Turismo 7. Now, […]
Finally! December 3rd of 2021 marked the beginning of a new chapter for Final Fantasy XIV or should I say the final chapter of the series. I’ve been playing the new expansion since the day it was released, and my reaction? Completely overwhelmed, whether it’s the gameplay or the story. There are so many things
Call of Duty: Vanguard Review – It doesn’t feel that long after I reviewed the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War early this year, but Call of Duty fans should be pleased for getting a new game. Call of Duty: Vanguard is what you’d expect from a Call of Duty game. It has that
Note: This is a guest post written by Emma Crameri Riders Republic your ultimate downhills sports fantasy game, with bike races, snow tricks and air sports (think rocketwing and wingsuit). If you’re a fan of extreme sports, or if you are too scared to try the real thing, then you might like to try this
Back 4 Blood Review – I am an avid fan of Left 4 Dead 2 and as of this moment, Steam has recorded that I’ve been playing the game for 795.8 hours (last played in 2019). I played mostly with friends back then and to be honest, it offered one the best zombie shooting games
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord (which I’m going to refer as Bannerlord from now on) is a vast, sandbox, medieval combat simulator and role-playing game. Starting as an adventurer without much money and no armies, you will slowly crawl your way out from leading a few looters and bandits to leading thousands of heavily-armoured troops,
The Ascent Review – After the success (or failure?) of Cyberpunk 2077, many have realised the thirst of being and playing in a futuristic cyberpunk world. Sure, there were already a few games in that particular genre but we haven’t seen good ones in a while. While the gaming world talks about CD Projekt RED’s
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Review – I was still enjoying Call of Duty: Modern Warfare multiplayer when they announced the new Black Ops Cold War. Even from looking at the trailers, it’s definitely still the Call of Duty that fans love and know what to expect: a fast-paced, first-person-shooter (FPS) multiplayer action
Ghost of Tsushima Review – To be honest, I wasn’t normally keen on playing open world games. For some odd reasons, I usually got too lost in the numerous side quests and after a while, I just lost interest in playing the game as a whole. To my surprise, this didn’t happen to me with
Osmo Little Genius Starter Kit Review – Little Genius Starter Kit by Osmo takes digital learning to the next level for preschoolers age 3-5. Using creative and smart ways to make use of the current technology, Osmo brings fun to learning and delivers a truly, well-polished product. And if you search around, Osmo has a
Moving Out Review – Playing multiplayer games with friends on the same couch is pure fun. Laughing, screaming, high-fiving, you name it. Overcooked (both 1 & 2) was our favourite game to play with friends on the Nintendo Switch. It’s fun and challenging at the same time. Now, from the same people that brought you
Persona 5 Royal Review – Persona 5 premise is similar to the previous Persona games (I played Persona 3 & 4 years back on the PS3). You are a high school student who’s trying to live your daily lives as a student, but also plays an important role in another dark, sinister world. During the
