After wading through the rather elongated tutorial (the Necromunda UnderHive Wars story mode), I dabbled with character customization, battled in the Operations mode; I have to ask myself, did I enjoy Rogue Factor’s grimdark experience after so many hours? That maybe telling in itself. The fact I have to question
It has been a busy week for us since we put the ASUS TUF RTX 3090 into our case, what with recording videos every day and getting a feel for the card’s performance (you can see our unboxing video here). We ran into problems at first which you will see
Some background info. We have owned most VR headsets including Pimax 4K/8K/Index/Vive/Rift/O+/Quest etc. Using an RTX 3090 I9 9900K PC. Reverb G1 was our daily driver for clarity reasons all said and done, although a close call with the Index. We mostly play seated so tracking isn’t such an issue
Slightly Mad Studios released their arcade like racer Project CARS 3 recently on consoles and PC. It sprints-off the starting grid complete with a VR mode and the usual bells and whistles events. However, its departure from sim racer to more accessible arcade game might not please everyone and then
inXile Entertainment’s post apocalyptic turn-based action role-playing game Wasteland 3 arrive’s on consoles and PC. The previous game released in 2014 so there’s a bit of an itch for this new game. Is it any good though. Take a look at our Wasteland 3 review either the text or video.
Atomic Wolf and L.INC’s noir dystopian thriller Liberated comes to life on PC after releasing on Nintendo Switch previously. The game offers a comic book side-scrolling shooter which has a heavy focus on story. Is it worth a punt though. We take a look at Atomic Wolf and L.INC’s comic
Black Forest Games present a return to the 1950s with a remake of the Xbox and PS2 classic Destroy All Humans. Some 15 years later are the jokes still funny and the B-Movie approach welcome in glorious HD/4K? Take a look at our Destroy All Humans review. Today we’re taking
Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding released on PS4 back in November 2019 with some mixed reactions from the gaming community and media alike. Fast-forward to now and the game released on PC. It’s essentially the same game with the added bonus of native 4K support, widescreen support and some additional Half-Life
Revolution Software released their adventure game on Apple Arcade and now PC via Steam. Take a look at our Beyond A Steel Sky review from the PC version. Today we’re taking a look at Revolution Software’s sequel to the 1994 point-and-click adventure game Beneath a Steel Sky. It features the
Naughty Dog released their eagerly anticipated action game The Last of Us Part II last week for the PS4. After a long-weekend playing we’ve finally beat the game on Hard difficulty for a first playthrough. Do we feel like playing it again and is it as good as we expected.
