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 →

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 →

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 →

31 January
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I’m glad that you’ve joined me today to talk about “The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited”. Developed by Zenimax (online) Studios, and published by Bethesda Softworks, is an open world MMORPG, which strove to bridge the gap between cutting-edge role-playing experience and multiplayer community. Their attempt to do so, in my opinion, was not all for naught. It was rich in lore, which honestly is the most redeeming factor in the online Elder Scrolls equation. Granted I do consider it a “redeeming factor” the effort put in by Zenimax and Bethesda is not lost on me. The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited (TESO) is aRead More →

11 December
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Final Fantasy 7 Remake Before I wrote this I wanted to first see the reaction from other Final Fantasy 7 fans and so far it has been mixed. From what we have been told and Know about the remake, Square Enix will split the game into multiple parts, The reason behind this being the sheer scale of the game and the undertaking they have to take to fit everything in. Personally and this is a view shared by others and not to sound like a ungrateful person, As someone that grew up with the final fantasy series and have played the game through many timesRead More →

12 October
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Deus EX Mankind Divided Its been a few weeks since I have come back from Eurogamers and Had the opportunity to go to a developer screening of Deus Ex Mankind Divided and what we can expect from the game. From what we know so far about the story when it comes to Deus Ex Mankind divided is that it’s set two years after the Deus Ex and the incident where Jenson had to save humanity from the brink of destruction due to the virus which affected augmented individuals and almost caused the mass murder of millions. Story and Game play now I have been toldRead More →

05 September
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Before I had purchased Batman Arkham Knight I had decided I wouldn’t read any reviews or warnings about the PC version of Batman and how badly it was ported over. In brief I have just upgraded my Rig so I could play GTA and other games in glorious 60FPS and just bath in the graphics and depth of the games I own. Sad to say I was pretty much disappointed at Batman and all the warning signs posted were pretty much on the spot, I will even go to the point where I was lucky to even get to the end of the storyline ofRead More →

15 July
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Its been a few weeks since E3 and Assassin’s Creed Syndicate being announced to the world during E3 Ubisoft did a great thing and took Assassin’s Creed Syndicate on tour world wide and gave people the opportunity to experience Assassin’s Creed Syndicate first hand and it wasn’t just some multiplayer beta but the chance to play as Jacob and roam part of London and take out a Gang Hideout. So a big thanks you to Ubisoft for allowing me and others the opportunity to get out hands on the game and try it out. Assassin’s Creed Syndicate “The Industrial Revolution unleashed an incredible age ofRead More →

17 June
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Final Fantasy 7 Remake Hits E3 Yesterday at the E3 SONY hit the world with a very large bomb shell which rocked the hearts of millions of Final Fantasy fans worldwide, myself included the original Final Fantasy 7 was launched back in 1997 on the Sony Playstation and was greeted very well by the gaming community due to the cinematic and the story arc which it presented to gamers. Granted Final Fantasy 7 did have its draw backs which had its downside, this was mostly the battle encounters with monsters on the plains which were pretty erratic in most instances Eight years ago Sony launchedRead More →

15 June
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As a writer, I can say that it’s hard to say whether your work is truly worth it. Will it amount to anything? Does it get my message across? These are questions that young writers often ask themselves. In the case of Andrzej Sapkowski, a Polish fantasy author, the answer is a resounding ‘yes’. The Witcher was first published in 1986, when video games were in a state of infancy. I doubt that Sapkowski would have guessed that his stories would become world renowned video games. Nearly thirty years later, they’ve become just that, culminating in the third and supposedly final installment in the franchise:Read More →