The Station – Review
Here through a successful Kickstarter campaign, and self-published by a small group of developers, The Station is a story-driven first person sci-fi mystery set to release on Steam, PS4 and Xbox One
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Hyper Universe – The Side-Scrolling MOBA
In a nutshell, Hyper Universe takes the gameplay of your standard MOBA, but presents this as a sidescrolling platform fighter with fast paced gameplay which blends the two together.
Crossing Souls – Preview
What do you get when you mash the SNES classics RPG's Secret of Mana or Chrono Trigger with a setting and storyline reminiscent of Stranger Things?
Boxed In – VR Colour Match
Red Chain Games have obviously thought about it a little bit and asked the question 'Well, okay, now we are in VR and can move around, what does that mean?'.
Blade Runner 9732 – A Virtual Experience
When fellow podcaster Ethan sent me a message to let me know about Blade Runner 9732, a virtual recreation of Rick Deckard's appartment, I was pretty damn excited.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
When the net code is having a 'good day' PlayerUknown's Battlegrounds is one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had on PC. Most of the time though it's a frustrating mess.
Welcome to PC Gaming – Starting Their Software Collection
Recently though I was in a position though where I was building a PC for an individual who until now hadn't been involved with PC gaming. This led to a large hard drive with very little
High Hell
Just keep an eye out for the naked grunts, and their steamy digital genitalia. Yes, that is a thing.
The Talos Principle VR – Review
If you're looking for a 'meaty' VR title with some decent playtime in it (still sadly hard to find a lot of these days) and have the budget, grab yourself The Talos Principle VR.
PAX Australia 2017 Focus – Witch Thief
Prior to actually heading down to Melbourne for PAX Australia 2017, I was approached by Timothy from Cardboard Keep (a Canberra based team) to take a look at his upcoming title Witch Thief. He kindly supplied me