GAW’s Dream Summer Game-cations John D July 18, 2019 Editorials, Featured, News If there is one thing to look forward to in the summer, for many people, it is SUMMER VACATION! Are you a beach person? Do you climb mountains? Go camping? Do you sit in a dimly lit room and play video games...
7.5 Assassin’s Creed Odyssey The Fate of Atlantis Review Adam S July 18, 2019 Consoles, Featured, Microsoft, PC, PS4, Reviews, Sony, Xbox One Instead of treading old territory with a unique story like in Legacy of the First Blade The Fate of Atlantis has Alexios traveling to new realms and interacting with actual gods. This 3-part campaign...
7.5 Assassin’s Creed Odyssey The Fate of Atlantis Episode 3 Judgment of Atlantis Review Adam S July 17, 2019 Consoles, Featured, Microsoft, PC, PS4, Reviews, Sony, Xbox One For this review, I will be referring to the protagonist as Alexios since I played the expansion as him. The Fate of Atlantis has had Alexios traveling from Elysium to the Underworld, all in search for...
July Games For Budget Gamers Allen S July 15, 2019 Consoles, Editorials, Featured, Indies, MAC, Microsoft, News, Nintendo, PC, PS4, Sony, Switch, Xbox One One of the games that has been catching my attention lately is Escape From Tarkov. It is a tactical and more realistic than most shooter. Players deal with very dark and hard to see areas, players don't have...
Apex Legends: Wattson Guide Allen S July 14, 2019 Consoles, Editorials, Featured, Microsoft, PC, PS4, Sony, Xbox One Wattson burst on to the scene through one of the most recent Apex Legends trailers and since then fans have been dying to get to try her out in The Ring. With the start of season two, the new defensive...
7 Another Sight Review Allen S July 6, 2019 Consoles, Featured, Indies, Microsoft, News, PC, Reviews, Xbox One The popularization of side-scrolling adventure games akin to Limbo over the past few years has been a curious matter. Limbo nailed its atmosphere and core gameplay often requiring players to think outside of...
10 Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Review John D June 26, 2019 Consoles, Featured, Microsoft, News, Nintendo, PC, PS4, Reviews, Sony, Switch, Xbox One Koji Igarashi is the genius behind Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. A game that many younger people might not remember but is still hailed as one of the best side-scrolling action games ever made. When a...
6.5 Trover Saves The Universe Review Allen S June 24, 2019 Consoles, Featured, Indies, Microsoft, News, PC, PlayStation VR, PS4, Reviews, Sony It is always interesting to see the creators of television make the jump to the video game industry. In some cases, it works out and can spark a successful game with multiple entries into the series such as...
June Games For Budget Gamers Allen S June 23, 2019 Consoles, Editorials, Featured, Indies, MAC, Microsoft, News, PC, PS4, Sony, Xbox One Every once in a while you try out a new game and it doesn't quite work out well. Case in point I tried Killer is Dead for the first time recently and found it a complete mess. The story felt like it started in...
Bakugo is coming to Jump Force via Character Pass Katie K June 17, 2019 Featured, News, PC, PS4, Xbox One Bandai Namco announced via Twitter that My Hero Academia’s Bakugo is coming to Jump Force. The anime warrior will be available via Character Pass soon. Bakugo is the latest anime character to join the...
Indie Spotlight: Rocket Arena Beta Allen S June 15, 2019 Consoles, Editorials, Featured, Indies, Microsoft, News, PC, Xbox One Rocket Arena can best be described as taking the high octane gameplay feel of games like Quake and melding them with the larger than life character styling of more recent games; such as Overwatch. Sky oriented...
GAW’s ‘Best In Show’ At E3 2019 John D June 11, 2019 Android, Consoles, Editorials, Events, Featured, iOS, Microsoft, Mobile, News, Nintendo, PC, PS4, Sony, Switch, Xbox One ...
