adventure games

Adventure Games offer ultimate exploration from the comfort of your living room.

'Breath of The Wild 2'
As we all know, I am a bit of a Zelda fan, and have been for quite some time. It all began in 1992 (which is a longer time ago than I care to admit at this point!), when my dad bought A Link to The Past, but got annoyed with it and switched it off permanently. I was four years old at this point, and I started to play when he did this. However, what really hooked me in was Ocarina of Time, when my dad gave up (again!) at a particular point, my 10 year old self was introduced to the Water Temple. Instant love, despite it being that particular temple, and it steamrollered from there.
By The One True Geekology6 years ago in Gamers
'The Witcher': From Zero to Success
Magic, alchemy, monsters, and a charismatic main character. The Witcheris the most critically acclaimed video game. The series so far counts three main games, a couple of mobile games, and some flash-based browser games.
By Margot P.7 years ago in Gamers
Quest Room: Party Hard
Whats going on guys? It's Dannis here, and I pretty much forgot what happened because I Partied Hard at Quest Room. Wouldn’t you know my luck? Before the party even started, I went to the wrong address... Smooth, right?
By Daniel Romero7 years ago in Gamers
Pokémon for the OG Generation
I didn't have many video games as a child. I'm not exactly sure why, but my parents wouldn't buy me a Game Boy, Nintendo DS, PSP, Game Cube, Xbox, or PlayStation until I was around ten years old, but I don't think I'm any worse off because of their decision. When I was ten, they bought me a Nintendo DS Lite, and a handful of games; the first one I played was Pokémon Fire Red.
By Rivahn P7 years ago in Gamers
'Spyro 4'
Back in 2004 I saw the commercial for Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly on TV. I was so happy, being a big Spyro fan, myself. It took up most of my time; playing any kind of Spyro game I could. When the game came out I was all sorts of happy, and wanted nothing more than to play Spyro on the PS2. But I was poor and did not own a PS2 at the time. I tried so hard to get my hands on it. Finally, I got to play the Gamecube version, due to the fact that my grandma got the game beforehand, and didn't know how to play. She ended up giving it to me later on.
By Don Grubb7 years ago in Gamers
Hopes for the Gen Eight Games
The Generation VIIPokemon Games marked the first time that I didn't invest any money in an upper version of a Pokemon, and there's a reason for that. For many years, many people have been wishing for new Pokemon games that offered new story lines, and a different task than the eight badges and then the Elite Four. I, for one, have never had a problem with the same story line. It guaranteed a great game every time, which is exactly why I kept buying Pokemon games. I liked the simplicity of them. How I always knew exactly what I was getting into when I purchased the game from the store.
By Kirsten Woods7 years ago in Gamers
'Imbroglio': Four by Four Board, Infinite Fun
When you imagine a game that's extremely involved, and super-deep, you probably won't be thinking about a game with a four by four board. However, independent designer Michael Brough's masterpiece, Imbroglio, sets game design on its ear. With ten play styles, 48 upgradeable tiles, and chaotic mechanics, Imbroglio has been my phone game of choice for years.
By Lionel Houde7 years ago in Gamers
Not/Do When Raging
I’ve been gaming for over five years and I’ve noticed that I don’t rage anymore and I used to be raging soo much, I used to smash walls and swear a lot. If you come across like this try these tips, they helped me and I had a test and they do help.
By Gaming CornTato7 years ago in Gamers
God of the PS4
"BOY!" was a word I disliked throughout my life. It just sounded super degrading. BUT! when Kratos says it. It just makes more sense. God of War 4 is a game with not only great cinematics and brutal action sequences. It has a great story of father and son relationship. It was so great, I had to play the second round on New Game+. The experience became more "Godly," you can say. Playing New Game+ allows you to carry all of what you earned from the last gameplay, all the way back to the start of the game. Now, this may sound stressful, but trust me, it's worth it. I found my self wanting, even more, to achieve better stats and armor. Completing difficult quests and battles. This isn't the purpose of maybe why I wanted to take on playing it again. I already knew what was going to happen, but I didn't forget, Kratos and Atreus are Gods. To be honest, I didn't feel that on the first round of gameplay.
By Jade Lastimosa7 years ago in Gamers
My Thoughts on 'Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword'
Finally, after two weeks, I officially beat Skyward Sword. I enjoyed this game greatly. My right arm is a bit tired with all the swinging of the sword, but we are taken onto the front seat of a knight, so small price to pay. Now, as much as I enjoyed the game itself I had some issues with the story. As I was nearing the end, I noticed a few paradoxes. The first paradox I noticed was the fruit tree. It may seem like a small thing from a narrative standpoint, but when it comes to time travel, nothing is trivial due to the butterfly effect. The butterfly effect in terms of time travel is pretty big. Basically, any small change done in the past can have huge repercussions in the future, much like killing just one butterfly can set off a chain of events that could alter life as we know it. In case you haven't played Skyward Sword, let me give you some info on the fruit tree section. Link goes to meet the Thunder Dragon, however, when he uses time stones to revive him (time stones have the ability to revert small sections back 1,000 years), the Thunder Dragon turns out to be sick. Now Link finds a dying tree called the Tree of Life and uses another time stone which turns this dying tree into a sapling. Link then takes the sapling to the Seal Temple and plants it. When he returns to the present, the sapling has turned into a beautifully healthy tree which can now bear fruit. Link takes this fruit to the Thunder Dragon and it makes him strong enough to sing. The issue with this however, is certain events within the game revolve around what's called a predestination paradox. Predestination paradox is exactly what it sounds like, events are already predetermined in time. But if that were true, then other small details wouldn't be available such as Impa wearing a bracelet Zelda gave her at the end of the game. And if we backtrack, then we will see more issues arise.
By Cry Wolf7 years ago in Gamers
Can Adults Play 'Minecraft?'
A few years ago, I'd heard about the new phenomenon called Minecraft that had become incredibly popular with children. It was a game where you could build, explore, and adventure. You could build your own house, dig in a mine, or make enchanted weapons. It's basically a fantasy world where you can do anything you like. But what caught my eye was how everything was made of blocks. It's like Lego. It turned me off the game, and I thought it would be great if there were something like this that looked more realistic. I didn't think much of the game.
By Jay Dee Archer7 years ago in Gamers
True Role-Playing in 'Red Dead Redemption 2'
One of the great pleasures that has been afforded to me in my post-graduate life has been the opportunity to re-enter the world of video games. Due to a lack of time, lack of disposable income, and racking sense of guilt, anytime I wasn’t doing something directly connected to my career pursuits, I had to step away from gaming for the duration of my college career. Now (with the aid of a cheap Black Friday PS4) I have plunged back into the gaming sphere, and coming back to games in 2019 is like not seeing a movie between 1983 and 2005. I’ve been amazed with the massive leaps and bounds that have been made on technical and narrative fronts. Even through only a small handful of titles, I’ve started reengaging with one of the most fertile grounds of creativity and storytelling.
By Brady Petrik7 years ago in Gamers