Tag: single-player
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You died – Journey Through Hardship
A journey to see what You Died and tabletop role-playing games are about.
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5-minute horror experience – SEPTEMBER 1999
In this terrifying story, everything is captured through an old camera.
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Disney Dreamlight Valley – A dream come true for a Disney fan
Get ready for a magical experience that seamlessly combines beloved characters and a touch of nostalgia into cozy gameplay!
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In Sound Mind, a psychological masterpiece
Exploring the minds of mentally ill patients could sound like a twisted thing to do in a video game, but In Sound Mind is a psychological horror game that takes it to another level and makes you dive into it.
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A Love Letter from a Father: God of War (2018)
God of War has always been known for its combat, with its 2018 title this cannot be the case anymore. In this spoiler free review, I will be exploring the importance of the story in 2018 title, God of War.
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An upbeat beat-em-up on the beat – Hi-Fi Rush review
From the makers of The Evil Within, Hi-Fi Rush re-mixes up the #beat-em-up genre with vibrant visuals and addicting #rhythmgame combat. An unexpectedly released gem featuring lots of energetic head-bobbing #music, and effortlessly fun writing to rock your world.
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Unpacking: What do our belongings say about us?
Unpacking tells a subtle story with what it says on the tin – unpacking. In the game you unpack 8 different sets of moving boxes, from different parts of a person’s life. Even without basic storytelling elements, Unpacking still gets you by the heartstrings.
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Sly 2: Band of Thieves – Action-Packed Video Game with Plenty of Humor
Sly Cooper and his partners in crime take you on an eventful adventure in Band Of Thieves filled with heists, humor, and drama.
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A wacky and unique arsenal – A look at some of my favorite Ratchet & Clank weapons
Ratchet & Clank is known for wacky and unique weapons, but which of them are favorites of a longtime fan?
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Sable feels like a Zeldaesque road movie on a desert planet
In Sable, story of wandering and finding yourself sets a stage for an enchanting open world adventure.
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Demonic Collect-a-Thon in a World of Rubble – Shin Megami Tensei V
Shin Megami Tensei V features an extremely satisfying loop of exploration, turn-based battles, and party management at the cost of its story.
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A Guidebook for Travelling Through Post-Apocalyptic Areas in the World of Metro
Do you have a desire to look at the remains of civilization, left after the nuclear war? Follow the travel guide and explore the great variety of in-game locations.
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Historically (in)accurate Japanese warfare – Sengoku BASARA 4: Sumeragi
Battle your way across Sengoku period Japan in ludicrous style in Sengoku BASARA 4: Sumeragi.
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Steel Assault: Retro throwback with diminishing returns
Steel Assault is a short, action-packed guitar riff that tries to relate to all the side-scrolling action fans. But does it live up to its arcade heritage?
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Dirt Rally 2.0: Is that dirt in your eye?
Blast through muddy slopes and drift to the goal line, right before getting to peek inside the secret lives of crash test dummies in Dirt Rally 2.0 review.
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Short adventure, grand experience – Helen’s Mysterious Castle
Get ready to eat steaks, duel against monsters and meet charming characters in this short #Indie #JRPG, called #HelensMysteriousCastle!
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Assassin’s Creed 2 – The sequel that defined a series.
Assassin’s Creed 2 takes the first game in the series and improves it in every way possible.
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Horizon Zero Dawn – A post-apocalyptic machine hunt.
Horizon Zero Dawn is a post-apocalyptic action role-playing game with a focus on ranged combat and stealth, with a solid protagonist and an interesting world to explore.
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Different types of challenges in games.
How can games challenge us? Here I discuss three different types of challenges: Problem solving, mechanical actions, and social interaction.
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Ambitious Goals, Poor Narrative Design: The Town of Light Review
The Town of Light had a lot of potential, but unfortunately the end result doesn’t impress.