TRACER PACK: INARIUS, the ROGUE ARCHANGEL FROM DIABLO IV OPERATOR BUNDLE is out for Call of Duty Warzone: Mobile. Inside the Bundle Pack: 1. OPERATOR SKIN: INARIUS 2. WEAPON BLUEPRINT: FALLEN ANGEL - ISO 9MM 3. WEAPON BLUEPRINT: HEAVEN'S WAR - FJX IMPERIUM 4. OPERATOR FINISHING MOVE: INARIUS IMPALING 5. VEHICLE SKIN: HEAVEN'S CASTAWAY - HEAVY CHOPPER 6. CHARM: CATHEDRAL OF LIGHT 7. WEAPON STICKER: ROGUE ANGEL

WitchSpring R is a simple but addictive RPG that’s all about collecting items and crafting potions. It’s a remake of the first title in a popular series of mobile games, but it also has a lot in common with another game series: Atelier. I’m a huge Atelier fan, and WitchSpring R definitely captures the cozy slice-of-life qualities that makes those games great. The game revolves around Pieberry, an adorable witch who would like nothing more than to spend her days eating the best pie that the world has to offer. Unfortunately for her, WitchSpring R takes place in a world where magic users are being hunted down. This means she has to dodge attacks from enemy soldiers while she’s exploring or gathering ingredients.

Disclaimer: all the images and video used are not personally mine, from the official game page due to the game not being out yet! ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~••~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ #General Information:- • The game is being developed by Kashkoolgames, an indie developer gaming studio. • Expected Release date is April 9th 2024, to be released on Steam (PC). • Official Website: • Steam link: • Developer Twitter link:

SHOULD I PLAY PEPPER GRINDER? Play It, especially If you like retro graphics, buried treasure, and power tools. Pepper Grinder is a great (and great-looking) pixelated platformer. I had a blast drilling through bedrock, spinning through enemies, and looking for treasure in this short but sweet demo. TIME PLAYED I sank around an hour into Pepper Grinder. The demo only features a few levels, but it still showed off what the game was all about. I learned all the basic mechanics, was introduced to the story, and most importantly, got to spend plenty of time drilling!

It’s probably impossible to overstate the importance of the original System Shock, which debuted on PC way back in 1994. While Doom had reshaped expectations of what a 3D game world could be a year earlier, System Shock’s dark, creepy space station hallways charted a course that we’re still following today. What we now know as the survival horror and immersive sim genres simply wouldn’t exist as we know them without this weird, niche game from Looking Glass Studios.

You might recall me screaming into the throng of the internet that we all needed a break from The Last of Us. Not even a year ago, I was calling for some time away from this beloved franchise. I’ve changed my mind, though, and I’m here to defend the upcoming release of The Last of Us Part II Remastered. Why the change of heart? Well, it’s 2024! A new year means a time to celebrate and start again. Don’t hold me accountable for something I said ages ago!

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Hey folks, new review here- with it being Zero Castle Game studios Strike Buster Prototype- a arcade-y bullet Hell that very much fits a pick up and play experience, without asking the player to invest too much time. That said, did it have staying power, or was it a bust? Check out the video to find out. P.S.  If you want to see my other reviews, you can check out & Follow me @ Youtube→ Discord→

SHOULD I PLAY TARISLAND? MMO fans will definitely want to keep an eye on Tarisland, especially if they’ve been looking for a game they can play on the go. During the closed beta, I had the chance to test the game on Android and PC, and both versions are shaping up to be really solid. From its vibrant open world to its simple but addictive gameplay, it’s easy to get lost in Tarisland. Tarisland will have an open beta in the future, so if you want to try this fantasy MMO for yourself, make sure to

👍 Pros: 🎮 Gameplay: The gameplay is fluid with minor kinks like having auto fire to always on. There should be a prompt to ask whether you'd like to click the fire button or have auto fire. 🕹️ Controls:  Controls are a bit too much. There are too many options. It gets a bit confusing sometimes but you get used to it. First time FPP gamers beware that you will feel that the game is clunky. It's not clunky it's just that the game was made this way.

AFK Arena is one of the most addictive idle games I've ever played, but AFK Journey improves upon it in every way. Everything about it is amazing, from its stunning character designs to its strategic battles to its immersive world. While it's techniquely an idle battler, it's a game that's impossible to tear yourself away from. There's always something to do in AFK Journey, and if you feel like playing it for hours, you can absolutely do so. That flexibility might be my favorite thing about the game. The gameplay had me hooked right from the start, so I got in a good long play session before I took my first break. When I came back, there were tons of idle rewards waiting for me. I love that I can switch between playing it non-stop and treating it as a standard idle game.

SHOULD I PLAY NBA INFINITE? If you’ve played all the other mobile basketball offerings—games including NBA 2K24 MyTeam, NBA Live Mobile, and NBA 2K Mobile—then NBA Infinite is definitely worth giving a try despite the very competitive mobile basketball market. Like with MyTeam, I had a blast building up my fantasy lineup, upgrading player skills, and enjoying NBA Infinite’s fast-paced gameplay loop. And though I wouldn’t say that this game breaks the mold, it was still fun and easy to pick up on the go.

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PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you’re a fan of Star Trek or choice-based games, but consider waiting for a patch. Star Trek: Resurgence has solid writing, fleshed-out characters, and high-impact decision-making but technical issues detracted my overall experience. The quality of its story helped make up for some of the gameplay’s shortcomings, but there were still times when it felt frustrating to play. At its best, the game reminded me of the first

Cyber Manhunt is a thoroughly modern mystery game that lets you dig up information without ever leaving your home. You play as the member of a shadowy organization that’s determined to uncover secrets by any means possible. Instead of wasting your time on traditional detective work, you’ll use tools like search engines and password crackers to learn more about the targets you’re investigating. —————————————

Played this game for an hour not sure if this is for kids. Well definitely not because some of the words they use is really not for kids 😅 Definitely not for heavy gamers unless you want to get bored or tired of pressing controls 😂. This game is actually good but not really for heavy gamers. Love the concept but I wish they develope it for all gamers like normal RPG. But doing a great job on storyline.

Game Review: "Fake Future" on Android "Fake Future" is an immersive science fiction game that offers limitless opportunities for exploration and innovation, as you work to rebuild a homeland and establish a realm of Cyberoids. Taking place in the year 2117, the game presents a world where humans and AI coexist, and where the possibilities for rebirth and discovery are endless, in the midst of a world that has been destroyed and is in need of a new beginning.

Growing up, I did most of my gaming at home, but I still have some amazing memories of arcade games. There was something truly special about putting a coin in a machine and starting a new adventure, knowing that I could only go as far as my quarters could take me. Nearly all of my arcade sessions ended in defeat, but whenever I made it a little further my last playthrough, it felt like an accomplishment.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you enjoy peaceful games, even if you’re not big on online multiplayer. Even though Palia is an MMO, it has more in common with life sims than games like World of Warcraft. It’s a laid-back game filled with relaxing activities, like farming, crafting, and fishing. There’s no combat, no fail states, and there’s never any time pressure, so I felt free to explore the game at my own pace. It’s filled with multiplayer activities, but I also had tons of fun playing solo.