Category: video games
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Crash Mode is Back in Danger Zone
Last year’s Dangerous Golf from Three Fields Entertainment tried to take the best parts of Burnout‘s amazing crash mode and apply them to an extremely simplified game of golf. It wasn’t what I had hoped it would be, but it had almost all the right pieces and they kept working on the game after it…
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Inside Giveaway
Playdead’s Inside is a fantastic, bizarre, side-scrolling adventure that I reviewed with a 4 out of 5. Now you can enter to win a Windows copy of the game on Steam here: Inside (Steam Code) Giveaway The last day to enter this giveaway is on May 1st. This giveaway is not in collaboration with Playdead…
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Call of Duty: WWII Trailer & Release Date
Activision’s Sledgehammer Games studio is responsible for 2017’s Call of Duty, and they’ve put out the first trailer for their return to World War 2. Call of Duty: WWII is to be released on November 3rd for Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. It looks like PS4 gets the DLC first again. The Call of Duty blog…
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PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds
Multiplayer shooters are changing. What was a field dominated by arena free-for-all shooters and then samey-military combat games where the most significant change was the switch from World War 2 to the modern military aesthetic and then to the future has now become forked down the path of realism mixed with the old arena combat.…
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Classic Adventure Full Throttle Remastered Rolls Out
Today must be a day to talk about remasters. Double Fine has released Full Throttle Remastered, it’s the classic 1995 adventure from Tim Schafer and co at LucasArts available for anyone who didn’t get a chance to play it, or hasn’t seen it in 20 years. It’s on a bunch of digital platforms for Windows (Steam,…