Author: Renier Palland
Renier is a jack of all trades and a master of some. A published author and poet, Renier understands the art of weaving a narrative, or so the critics say. As a professional overreactor and occasional debater of existentialist philosophy, Renier thrives on games where choices actually matter, e.g. Life Is Strange, Mass Effect, and Heavy Rain. Renier often finds himself in a game of throes on GeForce NOW, sobbing like a Sicilian widow because life is definitely way too strange sometimes.
How to Fix GeForce NOW’s Xbox Game Pass Auto Login Issues
It happened on a Thursday—the 22nd of August 2024, to be exact. GeForce Now, our favorite Nvidia product (I should have bought shares…), became the focus of international attention: All the Xbox Game Pass games, which usually required a laborious and frustrating login process, finally received an automatic login update. No more misspelling your email […]
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Timbo Johnson’s GeForce NOW Friendly Curator Page is a Game-Changer
When it comes to cloud gaming, finding the right games can be a bit of a treasure hunt. Timbo Johnson’s GeForce NOW Friendly (GFNF) curator page on Steam has become a beacon for gamers seeking an easy way to discover cloud compatible titles. What started as a personal frustration has blossomed into a pivotal resource […]
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Why GeForce NOW Will Be the Best Place to Play Black Myth: Wukong—And Yes, It Works on Xbox!
Remember when Black Myth: Wukong was first unveiled and everyone lost their minds? It was like watching a room full of gamers collectively realize they’d been playing with sticks and rocks all this time. This isn’t just another action RPG; it’s a cultural odyssey wrapped in cutting-edge graphics and fluid combat mechanics. Based on the […]
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Epic Games’ Mobile App Drops Today
Epic Games is shaking things up in the mobile gaming world by launching its own mobile store*, bringing Fortnite and Fall Guys directly to iOS and Android users. This move is more than just a new way to download games—it’s a statement. For years, gamers and developers alike have been locked into the ecosystems of […]
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Quantum Lock: The Great Code Vanishing Act
Note: Aaron Leaton, if you’re reading this, you’re a coding wizard, and we salute your adventurous spirit. In a jaw-dropping display of digital sleight of hand, indie studio Fat Bomb Studios recently pulled off the ultimate disappearing act: they made their own game’s source code vanish into thin air. Poof! Gone. Like a magician’s rabbit, […]
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“Shadows of Doubt”: Doubt No More – Full Release Imminent
The neon sign flickered, casting an unsteady glow on the rain-slicked streets. In the distance, a siren wailed, its mournful cry echoing off the towering voxel skyscrapers. This is the world of Shadows of Doubt, where every alley holds a secret, and every citizen has a story to tell. As Shadows of Doubt prepares to […]
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Nine Sols: A Hand-Drawn Cyberpunk Odyssey Through Ancient Realms
A New Direction for Red Candle Games Nine Sols is a game that demands your attention. Developed by Red Candle Games, the studio renowned for their provocative and haunting titles like Detention and Devotion, Nine Sols is a significant departure from their horror roots, venturing into the realms of action-platformers. But make no mistake—while the […]
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GeForce NOW: Decoding the Dreaded Error Messages
Look, we’ve all been there. You’re all set for an epic gaming session, controller in hand, snacks at the ready. You fire up GeForce NOW, and bam – you’re hit with an error code that might as well be in ancient Sumerian. Before you chuck your device out the window, take a breath. I’ve compiled […]
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Games Do Make Wishes Come True
In the realm of pixels and polygons, where imagination knows no bounds, a different kind of magic unfolds. It’s a magic born not of wands or incantations, but of controllers and keyboards, of shared experiences and virtual worlds. This is the story of Wish 200 Week, a testament to the power of gaming and the […]
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Nobody Wants To Die Game Review: A Futuristic Noir Stumbling Through Immortality
Developed by Bravely Night and published by Cyber Echo, “Nobody Wants to Die” is set in a dystopian future where immortality is a commodity thanks to consciousness transfer technology. Players take on the role of detectives navigating this world, utilizing tools like UV lamps, X-ray devices, and time-rewind gadgets to solve complex crimes. The game […]
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