The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition Review
Obsidian is back for another round with The Outer Worlds, the acclaimed but also divisive RPG that could be labeled as a Fallout spin-off and no one would be too bothered about it. This time, we get the The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition which includes the base game and its DLC, Murder on Eridanos and Peril on Gorgon. Furthermore, it brings an increased level cap and allegedly improved performance, graphics, additional animations, and all that jazz. But is it all that it’s touted to be?The Outer World Is Your OysterThose who have played The Outer Worlds, or any Obsidian RPG
Author: Alexkayl
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Post Void Review
Designed as a relentless adrenaline rush aimed at a niche who swears by speed and bright, flashing lights, Post Void is the kind of shooter that quickly devolves into a shallow experience after the first few runs. This sensory overload masquerading as an old-school FPS lacks any significant depth or appeal that may keep a player invested for more than a few minutes, resulting in a frustrating and potentially seizure-inducing game that has more style than substance.Maze of Blinding LightsFlashing lights, noise blasting, super speed… Post Void is a no-holds barred action game that feels like you have just experienced some
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Squad Review
Squad ReviewDescriptionDeveloped and Published by OffWorld Industries.Squad is a tactical FPS that provides authentic combat experiences through teamwork, constant communication, and realistic gameplay. It bridges the gap between arcade shooter and military simulation with 100-player battles, combined arms combat, base building, and an integrated VoIP system.Ever wanted to join the military but wasn't allowed to or you just simply didn't make the cut?Here in Squad, you can either be the commander or a regular troop member, from being a marksman to an engineer. You don't even have to play for the objective, but rather transport troops to and from a specific location,
Author: [OP] BubblesUK
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Project Downfall Review
What an adrenaline rush that is Project Downfall, a first-person action game that takes the old arcade style seen in Duke Nukem 3D and mixes it with new tech. This cyberpunk adventure will turn your pixelized face into a bloody pulp and encourage you to keep going, using every means at your disposal to eliminate the vast roster of criminals, addicts, mobsters, annoyed ex-girlfriends, and everyone else who stands in your way, sanity be damned. It’s John Wick but faster, grittier, and with a complete disregard for morality. The stuff that makes a great videogame, in short.John WickerWithout getting too deep
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El Paso, Nightmare Review
El Paso, Nightmare works both as an appetizer for the upcoming game El Paso, Elsewhere and as a throwback to old-school shooters. You may have heard this one a lot already, with many games that sell themselves as tributes to the bygone era where Doom and Quake were all the rage. Unfortunately, there is so much to choose from nowadays that it’s hard to ignore some glaring flaws and lack of polish, despite a catchy oddball attitude and almost nonstop gameplay. El Paso, Nightmare tries hard, but like its protagonist Luis Rojas, it becomes trapped in a maze of inconsequential shooting.The
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