Everyone has a fighting chance
With few exceptions, E3 2021 was a major letdown. This shouldn’t really come as a surprise, what with COVID complicating development for games across the industry. It hasn’t been an easy year for anyone, so I truthfully wasn’t expecting much more than what we got. That said, there were still a couple of notable games for me, so let’s dive in.
While the video and thread didn’t outright state that this was the end of development for Civilization VI, the tone of it all suggested a sense of finality. Whether that ends up being true or not, these are some of the things I’d like to see in the next installment of the long running 4X series.
It’s a pretty weird and unsettling time in this world of ours right now. With many of us hunkering down at home, things can get downright boring at times. Fortunately, if you’re someone who enjoys videogames, you likely have a backlog of games to play through or even some new titles to play in the coming days and weeks.
It’s a pretty weird and unsettling time in this world of ours right now. With many of us hunkering down at home, things can get downright boring at times. Fortunately, if you’re someone who enjoys videogames, you likely have a backlog of games to play through or even some new titles to play in the coming days and weeks.
I’ve been cranking on Outriders with any free time I’ve had to game over the past few days (when the servers cooperate) and I’m having a blast so far. These are some tips to help you get started with the game if you’re just starting out.
PCF recently released a demo for Outriders that will give players a sampling of the early game experience with the added bonus of carrying over to launch. These are some things I like (and dislike) about the Outriders demo.
With some considerable time invested into Bravely Default II, I’ve got some tips for those of you a bit further along into the game. No story spoilers, but there will be spoilers for Jobs, so keep that in mind.
With some considerable time invested into Bravely Default II, I’ve got some tips for those of you a bit further along into the game. No story spoilers, but there will be spoilers for Jobs, so keep that in mind.
If you can get past (or appreciate) the game’s chibi art style, Bravely Default II is a great classic JRPG with dozens of hours of content to keep you busy. These are some tips to help you get started.
If the rest of the game lives up to this demo, Triangle Strategy may just be the Final Fantasy Tactics sequel I’ve been waiting 20 years for.