Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit Review
I did not want to sleep anyway. I am not scared. You are scared. Did you hear footsteps? Dear god, are they getting closer? The creepy animatronic bunny will never find me under the bed. Game Title: Five Nights at Freddy’s : Into the PitDeveloper & Publisher: Mega Cat StudiosRelease date: August 8, 2024OS: Windows, Xbox, PS4&PS5, Nintendo SwitchReview Platform: Steam Price: $19.99What Is It Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit is a third-person horror adventure game set in the FNAF universe. It is reminiscent of old school LucasArt or Sierra point-and-click adventure games, which were some of the first games I played on PC, way back
Author: DrarryFare
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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Review
DEATH'S PRELUDEThis is a largely spoiler-free review, all screenshots and images shown contain content seen within the first few hours of gameplay.Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is the sequel to Kojima Productions' highly divisive debut title of the same name. Like its predecessor, the game launched as a PlayStation exclusive, and since release in late June, has sold more than 1.5 million copies. These relatively modest numbers are a testament to the games’ more nuanced appeal and different approach to both gameplay and storytelling, making for an extremely unique offering which aims to please the few rather than the many.In
Author: xReigne
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Beyond Sunset First Impressions Review
You tired of new FPS games trying to steal all your money, dumping 1000s of god awful cringy skins that don’t fit the game’s vibe? Tired of FOMO driven weekly garbage manipulation tactics? Just want a fun, polished, fast-paced, badass motherf**ing game? Then look no further...Beyond Sunset has what you want in this dystopian era of gaming. From the first mission you can already tell this game respects your time and your wallet. No battle passes, no overpriced cosmetics, no filler. Just pure neon soaked cyberpunk action built on old-school shooter DNA with a slick modern edge. The game drops you in as Lucy,
Author: David_Blackthorne
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Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith Review
The smell of ash and soot fill the air- the unforgiving heat enveloping your short form. Droplets careen down your brow, carving out lighter markings where the soot once clung. The bead of moisture gets lost in the dense scruff of your beard as you wipe the sweat away in an attempt to keep it from your eyes before raising the hammer once more. Another swing, landing with a resonant chorus. You couldn't just hear the metal, you could taste it. Smell it. Breathe it. Inhale- the hammer rises.Exhale- the hammer falls.CLANG!Again. The rhythm thrums like the very blood in your
Author: Vexwryn
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Yooka-Re-Playlee Review
In 2017, Playtonic Games released what was to be considered a spiritual successor to the well-loved Banjo-Kazooie series: Yooka-Laylee. After kickstarting the project with a whopping 2 million, it was met with plenty of media attention, though initially it had mixed reviews. Despite the divide on if it's nostalgia of hardcore collectathon platforming was enough to carry it- it sits pretty on Steam with mostly positive reviews. Now , here we are quite a few years later, presented with Yooka Re-Playlee. Supposedly: "...packed with new moves, more story, exciting challenges, hidden secrets, and more than double the collectibles to uncover..." how will
Author: Vexwryn
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