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Cookie Clicker Review
I didn't think I would one day sit down and review Cookie Clicker, an inane game. Since 2014, it's been a lonely Chrome tab that accumulated cookies while I surf the web. It's a silly little game that I love. Who wouldn't want to learn more? With the Steam release and the ability to save my saves, I was forced to write a few words.
By Polina Greyfield5 years ago in Gamers
Maneater: Truth Quest Review
Maneater - Truth Quest investigates conspiracy theories and hoaxes. This DLC is the first to add on to the core game and it's quite bizarre. Maneater was not grounded but had a sense reality. Truth Quest is a place where things can go wrong quickly and often. It's a docuseries that it imitates. There isn't much explanation. You're likely to be familiar with the tasks you'll have to do. Truth Quest is entertaining and offers more Maneater. However, the invariability leaves one wanting more.
By Polina Greyfield5 years ago in Gamers
Dice Legacy Review
Dice Legacy has a lot to be loved. You'll love the diversity of the ringworld, from the residents who are dice-based to the vastness and beauty that surrounds you. Now you have to survive the coming harsh winter. DESTINYbit has created a charming game with serious consequences. Every loss and defeat was a reason to be excited about the next run. Dice Legacy has been one of the most innovative and creative city builders.
By Polina Greyfield5 years ago in Gamers
WRC 10 Review
WRC10 celebrates the 50th anniversary and all that is FIA World Rally Championship in a year full of challenges. KT Racing has provided a solid foundation in WRC9 from which to build upon, and it has generally succeeded with more options and things to do. Things continue to be affected by the same problems as years ago, which have not been fixed. WRC10 has so much more content than previous years, making it an excellent entry point and reason for you to sign up for another year, as Sebastien Ogier did for Toyota in the 2021 season.
By Polina Greyfield5 years ago in Gamers
Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 (PS5) Review
Although arriving a bit later than expected, with the goal of the PS5 upgrade landing date and date with the PS4 version - Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 arrives in stunning form to the current generation. It offers a cleaner visual palette, better resolution, and some very enjoyable DualSense additions. This is the definitive version of the game, and one could argue the best in the series.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions Review
It's time to admit. I have never seen the Rocky or Creed movies. It's shameful, I know. This is a travesty in my life. I promise to make it right one day. However, I did practice Muay Thai for 2 years prior to the outbreak. I have always been interested in martial arts and boxing.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Lake Review
A video game designed to calm your mind is something that can be appreciated. While there are many games that encourage calmness and navigation (Firewatch Edith FInch Journey ), few games can be described as being so considerate of your time and able to help you relax while you follow its story. Lake is an example of such a game. It was created from the idea that video games could peacefully guide you towards a goal without causing you any trouble. It's a peaceful, calm, and wholesome journey that I am grateful for in a world that is far from perfect. You don't have to hurry. Just relax. Take your time. Lake will help you when you are ready.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
The Medium Review
Bloober Team has developed a reputation for creating strong horror-themed titles after the success of Layers of Fear, Blair Witch and Blair Witch. Their next venture into this genre was The Medium. However, the emphasis was on psychological thriller elements rather than traditional terror-inducing scares.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Curious Expedition 2 Review
Curious Expedition 2 is a narrative that uses turn-based storytelling and is set in the 19th Century. It focuses on exploration and discovery. It is set at the Paris World Fair in 1889. Explore clubs fund treks and travels on'strange island' to discover the area, meet residents and steal the treasure and jewels that the island has.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Golf Club Wasteland Review
As I measured my next shot and positioned the best trajectory to propel the shiny orange golf ball above Ursula, an acid tentacle monster lurking in deepest waters, I felt a sense of blissful joy. Radioactive cows, tempting basketball hoops, and bastard ball-stealing sparrows. Golf Club Wasteland captured my attention and made me feel relaxed and serene.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Super Animal Royale Review
Super Animal Royale is a terrible game for me. To save myself from having to explain how many times I have landed on an island and been killed by a cat that looked suspiciously like my childhood pet, I thought I would get it out at the top. As I drag it across the Royale island, I feel PTSD. I will find the cat and fire a few hundred rounds at its adorable face. Super Animal Royale transformed me into a wild predator, hunting for prey. They're all better than I. Super Animal Royale is a terrible game for me.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers
Clid The Snail Review
A snail is the most anthropomorphic creature on Earth. It's likely that this is the reason it took 50 years of gaming history for one to be found. It's not like choosing between a fox, a hedgehog, a gecko or a bandicoot. All of these animals have identifiable arms, legs and faces. Snails, however, have no arms or legs. They only have a face, one long slimy foot and a shell. This is comparable to anthropomorphizing a fish or Earthworm Jim. It can be done, it's clear. Clid the Snail gives the idea a try and the result is an anti-hero version Momaw Nadon with an antenna and a shell. You can google the name if you don't remember.
By David Lin5 years ago in Gamers