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Best RPG Games for PS4
RPGs, also known as role playing games, are one of the oldest video game genres in existence. In the past, RPGs were all about reading text, possibly doing some point-and-click goodness, and typically focused on being an adventurer in a medieval fairytale world — much like the typical scenes in King's Quest.
By Patricia Sarkar8 years ago in Gamers
Little Things That Gamers Do
Hi! Let me introduce myself; my name is Robyn and I am a gamer! Gaming has been a passion of mine since I was very young and has always been a part of my life. I thought sharing my thoughts and opinions might be fun! This is my first article so I hope it all makes sense!
By Robyn Fretwell8 years ago in Gamers
'Next Day Survival': Review
Next Day Survival is a multiplayer survival game with RPG elements, the location takes place in a fictional post-Soviet state, most of whose territory is contaminated by toxic fog. The main point or task for the player is to survive while improving their character using skills, interaction with the outside world or other players, and non-player characters (NPC). At the main menu you have the options of playing by yourself or online in servers. You can also have a basic character that you can design differently or left the way you want him left. After doing all that, if you join a server you start off as a neutral person and you work your way through getting items and such, after getting the basic stuff you need, food, water, clothes, weapons, and ammo you can travel to different towns and talk to the NPCs.
By Chris Reed8 years ago in Gamers
Top Nintendo 3DS Games for Kids
If we are honest with ourselves, kids are the primary market in the gaming world. They are the ones who make sure Mario and other major characters stay popular, and there are tons of game groups that work to keep games kid-friendly because of the fact that they know parents will be more likely to buy games if they're clean.
By Cato Conroy8 years ago in Gamers
Bringing Your Character to Life
Perhaps the most intimidating part of any D&D session is getting into character and actually roleplaying. This is especially true for beginners. There's no cheat sheet or instruction manual for how to feel comfortable interacting in character, and this uncertainty can lead to the closest group of friends awkwardly moving from fight to fight, while the DM pulls their hair out trying to get you to engage with the world they've made.
By Destiny Smith8 years ago in Gamers
Late Shift
I really don't do reviews but I figured that I would do one for Late Shift on Xbox One. I had bought this game during Xbox’s Ultimate Game Sale. Late Shift is a live action game and you are given options as to what the outcome will be. In other words, this is basically a movie where you get to choose your own path or outcome. There are seven different outcomes and 14 different chapters. Most of the time you are given two choices while there might be times where you are given three choices.
By Brianna Thibodeaux8 years ago in Gamers
Opinions on What to Expect on the 'Tomb Raider' Reboot
It's been a while since I've seen Angelina Jolie play our favourite Tomb Raider in 2001 with Lara Croft: Tomb Raider and 2003 with the Cradle of Life, so like other video game films, when we get a new game which is popular, we almost expect a new film reboot to come out don't we?
By Matt Breslin8 years ago in Gamers
What Are Charity Arcades?
Video games are big business, but these days most of them reside in our homes, or live in our pockets. We play online from our PCs, we connect via the Playstation network with our friends, or we play mobile games from our phones. But there was a time not so long ago where, if you wanted to play quality video games, you had to get off the couch, and go to where the games were.
By Neal Litherland8 years ago in Gamers
5 Reasons Why 'PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' Is So Popular
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or "Pubg", as it is so commonly referred to by its millions of players, has recently been the talk of the town amongst the gaming world. Reaching an incredible player count of over 1.3 million at one time, this unfinished game has so many people vying for that chicken dinner end screen and many more looking on in anticipation.
By Richard Skeem8 years ago in Gamers
Take the Shovel Back, I’m Not Burying Her: An Open Letter to Dontnod Entertainment. Top Story - September 2017.
Dear Dontnod, I’m really tired of seeing dead lesbians in media. When I say this, I don’t mean that I’m sad about the creative choices that have happened in recent media, or even that I’m heartbroken by the fact that "dead lesbians" is still a very common trope within modern media. No. When I say I’m tired of seeing dead lesbians in media, I mean that I’ve given up hope. That the surge of joy I once felt on the rare occasion that I saw my sexuality represented in a healthy way is quickly snuffed out by anxiety as I have to sit and debate if I even want to continue consuming this piece of media until I can be absolutely sure that said character won’t meet a grisly end.
By Destiny Smith8 years ago in Gamers
Best Nintendo 3DS Games for Gamers
Gaming seems to have two schools of thought. Some people see it as a good way to pass the time, and others basically see it as a gaming lifestyle that requires the most elite skill and gaming accessories possible. If you're in the latter school of thought, then you probably don't have a very high opinion of the Nintendo 3DS.
By Riley Raul Reese8 years ago in Gamers
