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The Adventures of Waltor Windbeak
This is a tale of one noble hero, though I doubt many would be quick to call him such. But actions speak louder than words, so read on and determine if he truly is a hero or not. These are the adventures of Waltor Windbeak and the adventuring group R&D.
By Walt Duncan8 years ago in Gamers
The Game I Love
Ask anyone close to me what I love most in the world and they'll probably answer Dota 2; if they don't, they don't know we well enough. Throughout my roughly 2 years playing this game, I've amassed around 4,500 hours or 187 days of game time which to the average person would be a crazy amount of time to dedicate to one thing; however my 4,500 hours is a drop in the pond of what it takes to truly master this game.
By Joseph Dalton8 years ago in Gamers
Quest Room: Bloody Elbow
What’s up, everyone? It's Dannis here and we are following the numbers down to the dungeon of Quest Room’s Bloody Elbow. This is a room that has been high on my list. I played the Davinci room before this and what I learned about the company was that their production is high and puzzles are great. So I was excited about Bloody Elbow. Without reading the storyline I couldn't help but laugh at the name? What the heck does bloody elbow even mean? Well, I got my answer. But before we get into what I thought about the room, let’s get some details about Quest Room and Bloody Elbow.
By Daniel Romero8 years ago in Gamers
'Metal Gear Solid V'
The best and, unfortunately probably, the last ever in the Metal Gear Solid series. Not long after this title was made, Hideo Kojima the producer of the series, was forced to leave Konami. The game itself is a demonstration of what a unique concept can produce with a multi-million dollar investment and excellent programming. For all those new to Metal Gear, the concept is stealth, as a one-man commando, it is up to you to infiltrate various military bases. The size of the concept just got huge too, as Konami have now made the game open world, creating three gigantic maps of Afghanistan, Angola/Zaire, and what the player will come to know as 'Mother Base.'
By Roy Jones8 years ago in Gamers
'PUBG' Review
Into the Unknown (part 1) (Writer's Note) Player Unknown' Battleground, shortened to PUBG, is still, as of the writing of this piece, in development for console gamers (PS4 and Xbox One). This review is based on the Xbox One version, which I had paid £25 (this covers you once the full game is released too) for and will explain, to the best of my ability, what I have encountered so far and hopefully will help you in your pursuit of a tasty chicken dinner.
By Shannon crangle8 years ago in Gamers
'Heavy Rain'
Prepare for a unique experience with this game as it is not like many others. If I had to compare it to anything else, I'd probably say Farhenheit or Shenmue as there is a heavy emphasis on role playing and cinematics. Heavy Rain puts you in the role of four characters, a loving father, a journalist, an FBI profiler, and a private investigator. The game plays out like a crime drama, there is a serial killer on the loose called "The Origami Killer," as he leaves a paper origami figure next to his victims. The killer murders young children as he gives their father a chance to save them but only by completing a number of gruelling trials. He does this during heavy rainfall, hence the name of the title.
By Roy Jones8 years ago in Gamers
'Gears of War 4' Review
Gears of War 4 Gears of War has always been one of my favorite games from the original 2006 release of Gears of War 1 right up to Gears 3. So I began playing this latest installment with a certain amount of trepidation, nervousness, and yes, for a series I have been invested in since 2006, a sense of not knowing what was to come.
By Shannon crangle8 years ago in Gamers
EA Sports MMA
MMA is a game of the brutal sport of the same name released back in October 2010. It was one of the few titles released when game developers had started to make decent games about the sport. Dana White was feuding with the company after they showed disinterest in making a game for the UFC as they were already developing their own title. The winner here was the gaming community and the MMA fans; as it created an alternate title with all the fighters who were UFC quality, but were not fighting for the promotion at the time. The title had exciting favourites such as "King Mo," Bas Rutten, and Frank Shamrock, all quality fighters who had yet to star in the UFC promotion or had been snubbed for some reason or other.
By Roy Jones8 years ago in Gamers
Personal Review of 'God of War'
I just want to start off by saying that this game is one of the best, if not the best story game I have ever had the pleasure of playing. Everything ranging from the little details of the world around you right down to the interaction between Kratos and his son is beyond flawless. The look and feel of this game is different from anything I've played before and here's why.
By Xavier Devine8 years ago in Gamers
'Kingpin: Life of Crime'
A PC classic from 1999, Kingpin: Life of Crime caused a lot of controversy on its release due to its graphic and violent nature. It was also pulled by a lot of retailers due to its proximity to the 'Columbine High School massacre' which happened near the time of its release. For the time, the graphics were amazing from the facial features of the thugs to the cleavage of the prostitutes.
By Roy Jones8 years ago in Gamers
2018's Battle Royale Bonanza
Today's video games always excel in bringing players together through the internet. Highly competitive experiences are nothing new to gamers, but lately the stakes have been raised to the limit with this new trend in online games. It's nearly impossible to browse Twitch or YouTube or any video sharing/streaming website and not stumble across footage of someone playing Epic Games' Fortnite, or PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. Chances are, you've even probably heard someone brag about winning a "Victory Royale" or even the notorious "Chicken Dinner." These are symptoms of the Battle Royale game type that is taking the whole gaming world by storm. What is it about this game type that has us all so captivated, and is it here to stay?
By Jason Wiltey8 years ago in Gamers
Dealing with Gamer Rage in 'League of Legends'
So, let's face it guys and gals. We all experience that intense, Hulk-like rage that just rises up from our gut! Now, I know there are times when you are online and are trying to have fun in a game of League, or any online MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena), or even just any online game in general, and your team is...not up to standards compared to you. Let us say that you are a top main. You're doing your best to keep up with CS and provide proper harassment to your enemy laner. Let's say that bot lane, cause out of all lanes bot tends to have some bad experiences compared to others, is feeding the enemy team. You are doing your best to handle your lane while trying to figure out what is happening. Then you get ganked by the enemy jungle, but it doesn't happen once. He/she comes over and over and over again with your jungler never coming up. It has gotten to the point where even the enemy mid laner has come to gank you and you haven't received any help at all.
By DICE8 years ago in Gamers