One thing I decided to look for in 2020 was some Indie games that up until now have always seemed to slip under my radar. After making that decision, I have now found some new favourites and it made me even more excited to research which ones were getting released in the new year. These … Continue reading Most Anticipated Indie Game Releases of 2021
The Falconeer PC Review One Big Ass Bird
The Falconeer developed by Tomas Sala and published by Wired Productions is now available on PC, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. Players take off into the ocean world of the Great Ursee where factions are at war with each other in a massive conflict for power. Players will be able to take on quests … Continue reading The Falconeer PC Review One Big Ass Bird
Serious Sam 4 Review Samuel Is Serious
Serious Sam 4 developed by Croteam and published by Devolver Digital is available now on PC and Google Stadia, and will later release on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Serious Sam is back and this time we have a storyline, which is pretty strange for this title but it works. Serious Sam 4 is set … Continue reading Serious Sam 4 Review Samuel Is Serious
BPM Bullets Per Minute Review – DOOM The Musical
BPM: Bullets Per Minute is developed by AWE Interactive and is available on PC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nI7R_mGtlA&t=5s BPM: Bullets Per Minute can only be described as Guitar Hero and DOOM coming together to make one of the best games I've played in the year 2020. BPM is a rouge-like similar to The Binding of Issac, you start … Continue reading BPM Bullets Per Minute Review – DOOM The Musical
Cloud Gardens Short Preview – Grow Your Own Apocalypse
Cloud Garden developed by Thomas van den Berg is now available in Steam Early Access. Cloud Garden is an experiment that lets you grow your own gardens in an urban decaying world. I like to think of it as I'm creating my version of an apocalyptic landscape. The objective of the campaign is to cover … Continue reading Cloud Gardens Short Preview – Grow Your Own Apocalypse
Planet Zoo Australia DLC Review
Planet Zoo Australia Pack is now available on Steam. Every few months after a major Planet Zoo binge I end up coming back for more, this time I came back for the recently released Australia Pack. It was time for a new franchise zoo to open so I thought this time I'd do some themed … Continue reading Planet Zoo Australia DLC Review
Wasteland 3 Review – The End Of The World As We Know It
Wasteland developed by inXile Entertainment and published by Deep Silver will be available August 28th 2020 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC and Game Pass for both PC and Xbox. Wasteland 3 starts where you left off in Wasteland 2, the Rangers are in trouble in Arizona and need to find support from someone … Continue reading Wasteland 3 Review – The End Of The World As We Know It
BPM Bullets Per Minute Mini-Preview
BPM Bullets Per Minute developed and published by Awe Interactive will release on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on the 15th of September 2020. BPM Bullets Per Minute is Guitar Hero meets DOOM, sound strange? It works pretty damn well. BPM is a rouge lite shooter, you'll traverse procedurally generated dungeons and come across … Continue reading BPM Bullets Per Minute Mini-Preview
Planet Zoo Australia Pack Announced
Frontier are proud to announce the latest DLC coming to Planet Zoo. Planet Zoo Australia Pack will be available from the 25th of August for £7.99. Below is a trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI6b2lDydjk&feature=youtu.be The DLC will feature five new animals, Koala, Red Kangaroo, Dingo, Cassowary and the Blue-Tongued Lizard. For the builders of Planet Zoo another 250 … Continue reading Planet Zoo Australia Pack Announced
My Time Spent With Endzone A World Apart
End Zone A World Apart developed by Gently Mad Studios and published by Assembly Entertainment is now available on PC on Steam in Early Access. End Zone A World Apart is an apocalyptic city building game with a blend of survival and strategy. Players must build a functioning society after a global disaster on a … Continue reading My Time Spent With Endzone A World Apart
