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Yars: Recharged – Game Review
Back for more Nibbles Despite its relevance in gaming history, nothing from the Atari 2600 has aged particularly well, including perhaps the company itself. With time and reinvention, the company and its works are making their way back into the traditional gaming space by seemingly returning to their roots. Atari is remaking many of their […]
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Stadia is the Best Place to Buy FIFA 23
FIFA fans are in a league of their own when it comes to loyalty – choosing the same platform generation after generation in order to continue playing with the same friends. But, as EA releases its final FIFA iteration, it may be time for a change. Let’s look at the reasons why Stadia is the […]
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10 Modern Classics that Would be Great to Have on Stadia
One of Stadia’s great strengths is bringing in new players. Equally great is how it can make old games fun again. Sadly, for fans old and new, most of Stadia’s titles are new-ish releases. While new games are great, gaming has thirty years of masterpieces that live on other systems. Visiting old titles in a […]
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Lake – Game Review
Publisher: Gamious/Whitehorn Games Developer: Gamious Release Date: June 1st 2022 Cost: £15.99/Free with Pro Coming Home Lake. The year is 1986, and you are Meredith Weiss, a software developer returning to her hometown of Providence Oak, Oregon, after a seventeen year absence to take over her father’s mail delivery route while her parents are on […]
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After Trying for Years, Stadia is What Finally Got Me to Like Assassin’s Creed
I tried to play every single Assassin’s Creed game up to Unity, including the original. I understand they all have their strengths, that the different settings appeal to different people, and that even the gameplay can change across titles. I even tried Valhalla when it first released and couldn’t find the motivation to spend more […]
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Microsoft’s Not Buying Activision to Compete With Sony
Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard is still pending regulatory approval, and plenty of drama surrounds it, including some interesting comments from Sony that “COD is a game that people buy consoles for” (despite it being multiplatform for 15+ years). It’s a move that follows other big acquisitions over the last few years, including Zenimax, Bungie, […]
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The Forgotten City – Cloud Gaming Review
Salve, reader. Welcome to The Forgotten City review for Google Stadia. Here, you’ll get to know all the details of this game and how it performs on Stadia. Sit down, relax, and don’t do anything that can be considered a Sin. We need to make sure that neither you or I break the Golden Rule, […]
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Enjoying Stadia and its Benefits as a Nintendo Switch User
Ever since I was gifted a Game Boy Color and a copy of Pokémon Yellow, I’ve been a user of Nintendo and a fan of its franchises. Despite having an amazing lineup of first-party titles, it’s no secret that the third-party support had been a bit scarce – especially when talking about the AAA space […]
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Stadia is the ONLY Cloud Platform
Sometimes when I tell people that I play on Stadia, the response I get back is along the lines of “why don’t you play on a better cloud platform.” Well, I am sorry to tell you this but, there are no other cloud gaming platforms! Sure, cloud gaming is all the rage right now. It […]
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Murder by Numbers – Game Review
If there’s one puzzle game that tends to appeal to everyone, it’s nonograms, popularly known as Picross. A set of small boxes that, once solved, shows a hidden image. Over the years, different developers have garnered interest in this kind of puzzle. The problem, however, is that beyond offering numerous puzzles to solve, they do […]
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