It has taken a long time for the Assassin’s Creed franchise to finally explore Japan, a location that fans have eagerly been waiting for. Thankfully the game makes full use of this popular historical backdrop. The idea of an Assassin’s Creed game set in feudal Japan is as thrilling as one might expect, delivering an experience that blends historical intrigue with the franchise’s signature open-world stealth and combat mechanics. While Assassin’s Creed Shadows builds upon the successful formula of Assassin’s Creed: Mirage, it introduces a few changes aimed at enhancing the player experience such as the two distinct warrior archetypes: the stealthy and agile Shinobi Ninja and the disciplined but formidable Samurai Warrior. This dual-character approach adds some variety to the gameplay and bridges a gap between the more stealthy nature of classic Assassin’s Creed titles and the brawler feeling of the more modern games. While some changes are clear improvements, others are questionable but despite any uncertainties, the game has left a lasting impression on me. Assassin’s Creed: Shadows stands out as my favorite entry in the series to date, successfully bringing together the best stealth elements of the franchise with the long-awaited setting of historic Japan.
The Dynasty Warriors series has been a long-standing franchise, even outlasting some real historical dynasties and earning widespread popularity. The most recent mainline entry, released in 2018, along with its Empires version in 2022, provided enjoyable experiences despite some technical flaws and divisive design choices. Now, the series is undergoing a significant transformation with Dynasty Warriors: Origins, a reboot that prioritizes gameplay refinement. This latest installment recaptures the excitement I have for the series and is the most fun I’ve experienced in a Dynasty Warriors game since enjoying the co-op in Dynasty Warriors 2-4 with my brother, delivering one of the most engaging entries in years. However, while Origins revitalizes the classic formula, it may introduce changes that come at a high cost for longtime fans.
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Jackbox Games have earned their reputation as some of the best party games around. Known for sparking endless laughs and memorable times, their charm lies in their accessibility. Anyone with a phone can jump in, usually with little instruction outside of the tutorial needed. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a first timer, everyone can join in on the fun!
Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines is a delightful follow up to the original 2022 platformer Grapple Dog, and it brings with it an extra dose of charm, creativity, and, of course, dogs with grappling hooks. This time, you’re not just playing as Pablo; there’s a new dog in town, Luna, who brings an entirely fresh playstyle to the game. However, even though this is a sequel, you don’t need to have played the first game to jump in and have a great time.
G.I. Joe has been a pop culture staple since the ’60s, but the ’80s animated series defines the franchise for many modern fans. With its larger than life battles between the Joes and Cobra, that iconic show set the tone for generations. G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra, is the latest video game adaptation, and attempts to bring that nostalgia into the modern living room by tapping into another ’80s hallmark: the arcade-style beat ’em up.
It’s that time of year again for the national gaming holiday, New Jackbox Party Pack Day! This year, Jackbox Games Inc. brings us a very special, very titillating, quite moist pack of games in the Jackbox Naughty Pack. The theme of this pack is adult-oriented, with three games that open up the floodgates to allow the players to get as raunchy as they’d like. Two games are classics from other packs, and we get a brand new title to dip our toes into. So before you download this pack of fun, you might want to shoo the kids off to bed.
Destiny 2’s The Final Shape expansion brings a climactic end to the ten-year Light and Darkness saga, marking the final confrontation with The Witness, and for many, this was going to be an emotional end, good or bad. But the moment you step through the portal carved by The Witness into The Traveler, there is a sense of urgency and desperation. Can your Guardian handle it all? As the culmination of a decade-long journey, it carries the weight of many memorable moments and high expectations. The emotional stakes are high, and the question on everyone’s mind is whether The Final Shape delivers a fitting conclusion to this epic saga.
In the world of simulator games, where players immerse themselves in the worlds of extreme makeovers, property flipping, farming, power washing, and so on, House Flipper 2 emerges as a beacon of innovation and refinement. Developed by Empyrean and published by Frozen District, this sequel builds upon the sturdy foundation laid by its predecessor, delivering a gaming experience that is as immersive as it is satisfying.
In a world saturated with audio equipment, the FIFINE AM8 microphone is a beacon of affordability without compromising quality and versatility. But does the AM8’s design, features, and performance outclass its budget pricing, or are you getting what you pay for?
About a year ago, I reviewed a fun and relaxing game by the name of Lake. Lake fits the definition of a “Cozy Game” to a T. It’s simple to understand, it’s lenient so as not to cause stress, and it lets you take in your surroundings and characters. In Lake, you play as Meredith Weiss, a young lady returning home after 20 years living away from her hometown of Providence Oaks, Oregon. She returns because her parents are off on vacation, and Meredith’s father, Thomas, has asked her to come to housesit and take on a few of his postal mail routes. As you progressed, you learned more about Meredith and the town. You got to choose your dialogue to build Meredith’s story and interact with some fun townsfolk, maybe even fall in love! With the holiday season upon us, Gamious has delivered us a present early with a return to Providence Oaks in this prequel DLC.
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