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Earth Defense Force 4.1: The Shadow of New Despair Review
Played on Windows
Also Available on PlayStation 4
The Earth is under attack again. This time insects are invading, it’s time to defend the Earth and everyone’s looking to you to join the Earth Defense Force. Earth Defense Force 4.1: The Shadow of New Despair has it all, big moments, giant insects and a ton of action. Will it be a blockbuster or a B-movie action flick?
First Looks at Humble Monthly Bundle Early Unlocks for March 2019
Hello all,
I’m back and this month we have another set of games for the multiplayer fan in us all. So for March 2019, I hope you have a group of friends ready to play some games? If not, well the match making is still pretty active for these games. Let’s take a look at them. Read More »
When Ski Lifts Go Wrong Review
Played on Windows.
Also Available on macOS and Switch.
It’s time to return to the indie roots. I found When Ski Lifts Go Wrong based on some gifs the creator had posted on Reddit. It had a compelling development story about a guy, his brother, and his friend making the game. I’m not one to consider team sizes. What did impress was the look and gameplay he was showing off was impressive, and I wanted to see if it lived up to the gifs.
Q.U.B.E. 2 Review
Played on Windows
Also Available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch
In 2011, Q.U.B.E. first came out. It was a unique physics-based puzzler. While it had a similar aesthetic to Portal, it offered a unique and interesting puzzle game, with a focus on manipulating parts of the wall and was a solid puzzle with a great design. Toxic Games has returned with a sequel, Q.U.B.E. 2. Will it also shine?
Two Point Hospital Review
Played on Windows
Also Available on Linux and macOS
In 1997, Bullfrog Studios develop something special. It was a follow-up to their very popular Theme Park game, but this time they tackled a new topic: hospitals. The game’s name was Theme hospital, and it developed a cult following. We fast forward a little over twenty years and we now have a spiritual successor to the original game, including some of the same people at the helm. This time it’s called Two Point Hospital, is it as good as the original?
Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy Review
Played on Windows
Also Available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch
The 90s are making a comeback, from remakes of almost every popular movie we enjoyed as kids, to musicals being made out of our movies, like A Bronx Tale. So even gaming is getting into remakes, and for that, we have our star today. The Crash Bandicoot: N-Sane Trilogy. Can a 90s game still hang with modern games, or will it be a bit too archaic to enjoy?
Humble Monthly Bundle Early Unlock Wrap Up for February 2019
Welcome again,
One Month of 2019 down! This month was exciting, we started off with two high profile games, Yakuza 0, and The Division. However, as the month went on we even got a surprise of Rapture Rejects. It’s a diverse month with three different opinions on the game, so let’s get to it.
Tom Clancy’s The Division Review
Played on Windows.
Also Available for Xbox One and PlayStation 4
Time for another multiplayer shooter. It’s Tom Clancy’s The Division. Once again terrorists have attacked and it’s up to one of Clancy’s various military organization to straighten things out. It’s also one of this month’s Humble Monthly Bundles, so let’s gear up and find out how it is.
Rapture Rejects Review
Played on Windows
I thought we would have an easy Humble Monthly Bundle for February 2019. I already reviewed Yakuza 0 and only have to play Division, but to switch things up, Humble Bundle has released another game, Rapture Rejects. Well, this is the game that got a release two months ago, and now is in a Humble Monthly Bundle, that’s a bit of a red flag. Let’s take a look and find out exactly what it’s about.
Kinglink Reviews 