Road 96 Review
Road 96 can be described as a narrative-driven dystopian country road trip simulator where you play as a teen on the run… scratch that, as several teens on the run, one at a time. Ruled with an iron fist by the tyrant President Tyrak, the prospect of a turbulent presidential election and a nation that is divided beyond fixing pushes young kids to the border, and consequentially to inexplicable and frequent disappearances.Do not let this fool you; Road 96 is a blast of a game, where humor and satire travel hand in hand through hopeless desert roads and rest stops, meeting
Author: Alexkayl
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The 7th Guest VR Review
As a child, I had a small obsession with The 7th Guest. I played through the game multiple times, working out what puzzles I could on my own and getting hints or using the official strategy guide to overcome any challenges that were just a bit too much for a nine-year-old to handle. I had the intro scene and a creepy in-game poem memorized by heart. Also, I read the heck out of that guide book—it included the original script, which was a bit different to the one that made it in the game and it really improved the lore having
Author: Laurel Ann
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Paladins: Champions of the Realm - Beta Legacy Review #4
Originally published on 07 August 2016. Paladins: Champions of the Realm is Hi-Rez Studios' entry into the now popular hero-based FPS genre, similar to the likes of Team Fortress 2, Overwatch & Battleborn. Paladins is a fun game, unfortunately marred by a high number of poor design decisions, a small cast and some fairly large balancing issues. Paladins is, at its core, an FPS Hero Shooter, sporting a number of fairly well-designed characters across the board, and each of them play differently from one another. They also divvy up into categories, similar to other titles in the same genre - these being Tanks,
Author: Opius (Third-Party)
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Retrospective: Dark Souls Series - Legacy Review #3
Originally published on 07 August 2016.Dark Souls is a very popular Game Franchise that originally debuted in March 2011 and has since grown exponentially in both Fan Base and in terms of mechanics and what visual candy can do for hauntingly dark atmospheres - but it wasn't the first game in this iteration; that honour goes to its semi-lesser-known brother Demon's Souls, which came out ONLY for the PS3 System in 2009 and was published by Atlus and not Bandai Namco, like the Dark Souls series is.The Series' growth since its original release in 2009 has been a pretty large one. DEMON'S
Author: Opius (Third-Party)
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Death Road to Canada - Legacy Review #2
Originally published on 07 August 2016.STEAMBOX Reviews is a kind of "Section" I'm gonna do for both New and Older Indie Games released across Steam, and today we'll be taking a look at a little gem called Death Road to Canada.This game's premise is pretty much a mixture of Oregon Trail and tidbits of other games that feature looting and simplistic top-down melee combat, with random, quirky humour and lots and lots of zombies. Your goal is to essentially make it to Canada, where - for some unexplained reason - there are no zombies, and survive the road along the way.Death
Author: Opius (Third-Party)
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