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Reviews   -   Aug 29, 2020 These aren’t your ordinary forest creatures — Root Digital Review
These aren’t your ordinary forest creatures — Root Digital Review

Do you ever tire of playing a game where no matter which character you choose, they’re all the same? With Root, this problem is thoroughly solved and it may be the game that you’d like to try. In the digital adaptation of the hit board game Root designed

by Jason Ornelas
Reviews   -   Aug 28, 2020 Fancy tricks and styled kicks aren’t enough — Street Power Soccer review
Fancy tricks and styled kicks aren’t enough — Street Power Soccer review

Soccer, or football to anyone outside of the US, has gained a large fanbase in the video game world, especially because of games like FIFA. These games focus more on professional stats and realistic plays, but not everyone is into that style of game. Some people like to venture into

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Aug 27, 2020 “Scores a touchdown, but misses the extra point – Madden NFL 21 review”
“Scores a touchdown, but misses the extra point – Madden NFL 21 review”

Death, Taxes, Madden. I know we can lump plenty of other games here like Call Of Duty or any sports franchise, but Madden is a staple not just of each year, but of the season. Madden is our beginning to fall gaming releases, so starting with a bang is always

by David Burdette
Reviews   -   Aug 26, 2020 A brimming wasteland — Wasteland 3 review
A brimming wasteland — Wasteland 3 review

I enter the night club, Little Vegas, and head upstairs to see Faran Brygo. He was sitting behind a desk with a picture of himself directly behind him. The music and drunk patrons are loud but far from my main concern. Brygo is a crook and this club is filled

by Austin Fern
Reviews   -   Aug 26, 2020 Forgotten and remembered — Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition Review
Forgotten and remembered — Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition Review

Memories are, arguably, what makes people people. Things that happened to us in the past shape who we became in the present, even if you forget certain events they still had a hand in defining your personality. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is a game about those memories, both remembered and

by David Flynn
Reviews   -   Aug 25, 2020 Cinderella’s less-likable stepsister game — Cinders review
Cinderella’s less-likable stepsister game — Cinders review

Cinders, a hip, contemporary, but kind of lazy nickname for “Cinderella,” is… a hip, contemporary, but kind of lazy re-telling of the classic fairytale in visual novel form. It tells the story of Cinders – a beautiful young woman with big ambitions who lives with, and is held down by, her

by Timothy McVicar
Reviews   -   Aug 25, 2020 Let there be lights — Hue Light Play Bars Review
Let there be lights — Hue Light Play Bars Review

I know I’m not the only streamer out there struggling to find a good streaming setup. I don’t have the space for a greenscreen, and finding ways to keep the background interesting without being distracting is a challenge in and of itself. I’d found that aiming a

by A Kay Purcell
Reviews   -   Aug 25, 2020 An unoptimized tribute to a dead era of games- Hellbound Review
An unoptimized tribute to a dead era of games- Hellbound Review

The 1990s were a decade that popularized the genre we know and love today as first-person shooters, fueled by creations such as Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Duke Nukem, and Quake. These games being such huge successes eventually spawned cloned versions of the games. You might remember games such as Marathon or

by Ben Lombardo
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