27 June
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Assassins creed Origins     Its been awhile since I have had the time to write my thoughts down and write an article, I guess its time I got my ass back on the saddle and as Donald J Trump would say Time to Make GamingRev Great Again Over the last few days I have been reading press releases of the new Assassins creed Origins which will be released in 27/10 Unlike previous Assassins Creed franchise we will be seeing the game go back in terms of history. Pretty much from the start of the Assassins creed franchise the story has slowly moved itself toRead More →

19 February
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  Part 2 should be up before Nintendo Switch is released. Apparently this site has been hacked by Anonymous Ghost Gaza, or probably someone who has no balls to attack major gaming websites who sell their credibility to adverts and sponsorships. Attacking a small gaming website which promotes uncensored opinions is shameful. Here’s the article: Is it time to switch to Switch? Unfortunately, not. Nintendo Switch may be the greatest missed opportunity for Nintendo since their failed partnership with Sony to develop a console, the PS1. It is a hybrid, but it doesn’t have the best of both worlds, it neither excels in being aRead More →

09 November
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As if the game can’t get any worse, it hits a new low today by unleashing 16 DIFFERENT TRAILERS FOR PRE-ORDER DLCs. I never seen anything like this, the addition of DLCs already turn me off the game but these Pre-Order DLCs just disgust me. I hope these DLCs are timed exclusives and would be available to download FOR FREE. The inclusion of DLCs is a slap in the face to so many people who have waited for this game. Personally, I really hope Square Enix delay the game again to include all future DLCs and remove the season pass. Sure people will be angry but atRead More →

16 October
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Here’s a question all steam users ask: Why do you have to pay to get certain mods? The answer is pretty ridiculous: More unnecessary money. Thus people are getting ripped off. Nexus has its own complications, you have to subscribe to use those mods it provides on the site, and not only that. You have to pay a monthly fee to use the mods on nexus either way. Thats why I do not recommend using Steam’s Nexus to enhance your gameplay experience. Its better to create the mods and get them free on steam community than it is to just ridiculously make money off ofRead More →

16 October
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Ryuixion here. I’m a new writer for Gamingrev. I hope you enjoy the article. It will be part of a series of articles by me that examines the current problems in gaming. Downloadable content, or more commonly known as DLCs are additional content created for a released video game. They usually come after the game…but there are also DLCs that come on the released day of the game (Day One DLCs). Back in the PS2/Xbox generation, DLCs already existed although these are mostly free and the content are usually add ons like costume or maps rather than content integral to the game. DLCs back thenRead More →

05 October
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I want to tell you a story. A story that unfolded over 10 hours of me playing the indie resource management game RimWorld. I know that the emergent storytelling in this game is something that many have talked about, but my experience was so emotionally involving, so real, that I had to share it. My group of colonists had their ups and downs, but overall their story is an unfortunate one, though not without its humour. I still remember Smelly the geologist fondly. R.I.P Smelly, you were too good for this world. Together with Xavier the inventor and Buffy the Oaf, they landed in theRead More →

02 October
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Trials… Ubisoft’s pioneer in 2D dirt biking platformers. An overwhelmingly simple formula injected with some seriously potent supplements through the years – I’ll happily dish out free handshakes to anyone who can identify another game featuring a cat riding a unicorn. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Trials originated as a free to play browser game back when the screeching of dial up internet was still a painful and recent memory. It’s popularity was eventually rewarded in 2009 with Trials HD taking a place among the best of the Xbox Live Arcade titles. To put this into perspective, I was pulling all nighters on MW2 (Call of Duty) atRead More →

24 September
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Sequel to the first Dead Space game, Dead Space 2 features the return of everyone’s favorite Necromorph slaying bad-ass, Issac Clarke. At the beginning of the game you’re thrown right into the action as Issac Clarke awakens in an asylum on the Sprawl as Franco Delille attempts to free him. Franco’s appearance in the game is short-lived as he is almost immediately slaughtered–quite brutally and graphically, might I add–by a Necromorph. You, Issac, are then forced to escape on your own by running down dark, ominous, and Necromorph-infested hallways. Definitely a great way to get the player excited for the rest of the game, no? Read More →

23 September
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The gargantuan and sometimes daunting size of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt‘s (2015) explorable world was such that it took me a year to complete, albeit still with a full to bursting log of uncompleted quests! To my dismay the incredible quality demonstrated in the character and story design, as well as the intricate attention to detail artistically means no other RPG has been able to scratch my RPG itch in quite the same way. The Blood and Wine expansion, whilst carrying the stigmatic title: ‘DLC’, its essentially a whole new beast, and boy does it have claws! In wine making, the exact same grapes can be usedRead More →

22 September
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In General, retro, Sony

At the age of seven, gaming was very much something that held a sense of wonder and enchantment for me, and I guess not much has changed over the past twenty-odd (plus a few…) years. It took a long, hard think to come to a final decision on what I’d call my first favourite game, because there are just so many to choose from. I had a list, and not just any old list, there were about 15 games on it that I played fervently throughout much of my childhood. For obvious reasons, I couldn’t talk about every one of them now – we’d beRead More →