Game with “complex role-playing stuff” left out – A review of Munchkin
Strategize your way to victory by defeating monsters and backstabbing your friends.
The Future of Handheld Gaming? A Review of Playstation Portal
New Playstation handheld gaming device is here, but it’s not following the steps of its predecessors. It is determined to make its own mistakes.
Fishing for Achievements
Achievements are a great addition to a gaming hobby, but becoming an achievement hunter can go wrong.
Egg-Straordinary Avians and Ruffled Feathers – A Review of Wingspan
With gorgeous art, soothing music, and intricate gameplay, Wingspan is a treat to gamers and bird lovers alike.
The PSVR2 – More like a Blizzard Game than an Indie Title
Cable-bound but capable, comfortable, and accessible, the PSVR2 is a virtual reality (VR) headset that prioritises a smooth experience over fancy features.
“Set Sail! The English Crown Is Worth 2 Points!” – A Review of A Feast for Odin
Place your Vikings, sail the seas, grow your tribe… and eat your peas!
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Chasing your revenge in Sifu
Sifu is a modern third person brawling game where you chase your revenge in the world of Kung Fu in modern China.
Radlands, or how to streamline Mad Max into a punk pocket post-apocalypse
Dirt, sweat, and gasoline roar out of the exhaust tube. The enemy camps are in sight. Radlands is a struggle for survival in a #MadMax world in a #comicbook competitive card game envelope. But does it manage to come out on top? #duelingcardgames
Socializing, exploring or perhaps challenging oneself – different motivations of play.
Eleven motivations of play were found in this research, some more obvious than others.
A killer party game – Deception: Murder in Hong Kong board game review
Deception is a board game bordering creativity and logic, set in a murder mystery. Whether you’re a detective, a silent scientist, or a murderer, there’s always a different story to strike up mind-boggling theories.
Thanks a lot, Tolkien: Stereotypes and Identity Construction in CRPG’s
How does identity construction work in digital games and what can we learn from it through studying character creators?
5-minute horror experience – SEPTEMBER 1999
In this terrifying story, everything is captured through an old camera.
Step into the room if you dare, but be prepared to fight
Find your path through the castle, solve a mystery and be a hero.
Very Simplified Chaos, A Review of Dungeon Mayhem
Looking for an entertaining game with your friends? It might be a simple game, but Dungeon Mayhem is definitely worth checking out.
A quick dip into the intersections of Tabletop-roleplaying and franchised movies: Dungeons & Dragons
Do you know this feeling when you meet strangers with weird abilities, and you immediately want to head for a high-risk heist with them because you see their potential...? - Me neither.
Escaping from a haunting castle – a review of We Were Here
Solve puzzles and communicate to survive in We Were Here – a co-op adventure that will test your teamwork like never before.
Colorful pixels for 150,000 € – understanding virtual skin buyers in CS:GO
This research was conducted to find reasoning for why players spend tons of cash for a feature that adds zero to the gameplay.
Resident Evil 4 is ridiculous
Resident Evil 4 is a survival horror classic jam-packed with bombastic action and cheesy dialogue.
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Dancing Jedi or Sweaty Mess? It’s in Your Hands!
In Beat Saber, an immersive virtual-reality (VR) rhythm game, you select a song, draw your sabres, and start cutting cubes.
Scoring With Dice – The Two-Player Football Duel of Tooor!
Two managers resolve who can lead their team to victory in this small boardgame about football. Will luck be on your side, can players control their emotions? Are you The Special One?
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