action adventure

The best action-adventure games available, for all consoles and gaming systems on the market.

Amnesia: A machine for pigs review
Hey, how ya’ doin’? Frictional Games released Amnesia: the Dark Descent in 2010 with great success despite it being a small game from an unknown company in a genre that, at the time, was much more about action than horror.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Gamers
FINAL FANTASY XIV: A REALM REBORN REVIEW
It’s rare for an MMO to get a second chance after a horrific failure of a first release, even rarer for it to be remade so well that fans overload the servers and fill up all the available servers after release. As soon as you enter the realm of Eorzea it is made clear that Square-Enix fully intend to make up for their past mistakes and offer you an excellent MMO experience.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Gamers
What are the 5 Hottest Mobile Gaming Trends in 2022-23?
The world of gaming is experiencing a spectacular rise in audience engagement and revenue growth. It is happening as a result of the impact of cutting-edge technologies like Metaverse, Blockchain, NFT, IoT, AR & VR, etc. This advancement is also giving rise to new gaming trends each year.
By Arup Roy3 years ago in Gamers
Call Of Duty Mobile Tips And Trick
These are a few essential tips that will assist you with making progress in both multiplayer and the fight royale mode. Pick the best controls. There are two choices accessible under the Controls tab in the game's settings: Straightforward Mode and High level Mode. Progressed is awesome and suggested choice, as you have more command over pointing down sights and shooting your weapon. Basic Mode will just auto-fire on foes targeted and squander more ammunition.
By Jesse Teman3 years ago in Gamers
Which Battle Royale Is Better: Fortnite or PUBG?
The two games we are going to talk about today seem to be in the media almost daily. Both are survival games and take inspiration from the Japanese dystopian thriller movie, Battle
By Info3 years ago in Gamers
10 Crucial Elements of Mobile Game Development
A game is an interesting part of our lives, isn’t it? You can play, learn, earn, and do many more things with it. There are several game developers and designers, but few of them are ambitious about creating attractive game designs. Hence, they need a base to jump off from there. That foundation is built with game design elements to flourish.
By pranav vasu3 years ago in Gamers
10 Ways to Your Online Business
10 Steps To Starting, Scaling & Growing A Digital Business In 2022 You’ve got the idea, you’ve got the technology and you have all the passion and drive needed to start your own digital business, but where do you begin? How should you start? Who should you partner with? And what about scale and growth? This step-by-step guide on how to start, scale and grow a digital business in 2022 breaks it down so that anyone looking to follow in your footsteps can get started the right way from day one.
By Md Omur Faruk3 years ago in Gamers
Rediscovering My Love for Pokémon
By Steven A. Clubb I still remember the rush of opening my present on Christmas day and seeing the yellow mouse known as Pikachu on the box of my new game: Pokémon Yellow. Collecting these creatures and going on adventures gave me an excitement I never had before. Who would have thought how easy it would be to become so attached to digital animals? I had to have every game that was released throughout my childhood. After the IV generation, I started to slowly lose interest in the Pokémon games and I was getting more into shooter games on other systems. Having no incentive to get the next-gen Nintendo console, Pokémon was officially out of my life sadly.
By All’s Fair in Love & Writing3 years ago in Gamers
The Apex Legends
Blisk looks down from his cruiser on the battle stained landscape. Explosions and gunfire blast sound like incorrigible taps against the glass in the bridge port. “This is what the Outlands are made for,” Blisk said in a rejuvenating breath. Screens around the viewport display viewpoints of the legends of the match, statistics and bets. “To think at first this was all to replenish my mercenary squadron but now the apex games have risen to something greater!”, Blisk joyously gestates towards the screens.
By Omari Huguley3 years ago in Gamers
Stranger things to see when you game in anime (Part 1)
"Kon'nichiwa, animeshimyurētā e yōkoso!" The game welcomes you as soon as you enter your passcode to play. The screen lights up and it asks you to choose the anime you favorite the most to begin with. You choose [Anime Name] to begin and the game asks you a few questions:
By Thick Butterflies3 years ago in Gamers
What is GameFi and How It Works?
Gaming is no longer an entertainment medium. It is also evolving as a major money-making option. This is happening as a result of trending technologies like Metaverse, Blockchain, NFTs, IoT, etc.
By Arup Roy3 years ago in Gamers
Seamless Coop for Elden Ring is Supreme
I think most of us will agree that Elden Ring is truly something special. To take the Dark Souls’ formula and add the layer of open world to it, was something I think a lot of us had our doubts about. Would it even work? How big would the world be? Would size create issues with performance? And other than some hiccups on release day (at least speaking from personal experience on the PC version), the game went off without many issues. Balance aside, the game was gorgeous, was absolutely jam packed with content, and could easily fill anywhere from 80-100 hours for a single playthrough, which is bonkers to think about even today. However, there was one system that marred it from being a true masterpiece, like all other games by From Software: the online and coop functionality. If there is one system in these games that is grossly outdated and in desperate need of a complete fundamental rework from the ground up, it’s the online functionality of the Souls’ games. At this point, whether or not the systems make sense from a lore standpoint, I couldn’t really care less. I would like these systems to be simple, intuitive, and hassle free. And sadly, that’s not the case for any of the games. Again, Fromsoft ties the online features of these games to lore, and to have it make sense within the story they are trying to convey. Use a certain item, make sure you are in the area you want to explore, use a password, don’t die otherwise you gotta do the process all over again; it’s tedious. It really is. Luckily, for all you PC players out there (sorry console goers, this doesn’t apply to your situation, sorry), there is a remedy for this. And it honestly should be how all these games going forward work.
By Jirasu3 years ago in Gamers