Subnautica is a game where you explore and survive on a planet that is entirely made out of water. Let’s review Subnautica’s VR compatibility and go over how the experience differs over playing on a flat screen.
I use the HTC Vive for VR gaming and Subnautica is at the top of my list for my most enjoyable games in VR. Sure, there isn’t official controller support and it’s a little buggy but all in all, it makes Subnautica a lot more immersive and for me, turns it into a horror title.
Many of you in the comments area are asking about alternative parts mainly when it comes to graphics cards or RAM. The thing is, no matter where you check, it’s all very overpriced.
I’ve looked into why hardware has sky rocketed in the past year and I have a bit of speculation as to when/if we’ll ever see hardware go back down to a decent enough price for us gamers.
I figured it’s time to review the new and popular They Are Billions. Since it was on sale, I decided to pick it up and give it a go! RNG has never hurt so much.
This is the type of game where you get close to beating the level you’re on but then the game’s RNG decides that you’re going to fail again. Although it sucks to fail over and over, there’s something about the gameplay that keeps you coming back to try again and again.
In today’s post I’d like to talk a little bit about the factors that make a PC game a great game, the things that make a game’s replay value shine.
The things that people want and don’t want when it comes to a good game on PC. Is it simply consistent content? Or is multiplayer now a necessity?
Recently I decided to pick up Assassin’s Creed Origins on PC since it has been a while since the last time I played through an Assassin’s Creed title.
The last Assassin’s Creed game that I played through was Assassin’s Creed III and it wasn’t nearly as good as it was all hyped up to be…
Origins takes place in Ancient Egypt and for a long while I’ve been interested in reading up on Ancient Egyptian times so it’s pretty cool playing through and exploring Egypt as Bayek.
Fortnite Battle Royale on PC is a breath of fresh air for the battle royale genre. Epic Games developed something unique in this space and it’s very fun!
When you see a game like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds growing at the pace that it is then it’s pretty predictable that other companies are going to try and have their go at something similar.
There’s just something about the battle royale/survival of the fittest idea that has caught the attention of millions of people. I feel like Fortnite is the first of many more games of this type to spawn in, it surely won’t be the last. With how unique it is, I could see it grow into something huge down the road.
Absolver just came out a few days ago and you’re probably wondering, how is Absolver? Does it live up to all of the hype? This is my overall experience so far.
I like to think of Absolver as a mix between For Honor, Dark Souls and Street Fighter. There are a lot of games that are compared to Dark Souls these days but the gameplay is actually pretty similar, you can tell that it was inspired a bit by Dark Souls.
LawBreakers has been out for a couple of weeks now and I’ve been on and off with it in that time. I decided to pick it up because I love shooters like this!
There are some people that are skeptical towards LawBreaks saying that it’s an Overwatch copy or that it’s just another arena shooter…
But honestly, from my own experience, it’s unique enough for me to enjoy and to not think that’s it’s a blatant ripoff. That’s what I’d like to express in this post – my overall experience with LawBreakers and how I don’t think it’s “just another arena shooter”.
Dungeonmans is the classic turn-based RPG game that makes fun of itself while still acknowledging that it’s a game, a good one at that!
It’s like some of the old school games such as Exile or Ultima but with modern graphics and a humorous twist to it. The stats, progression and overall challenge is actually pretty well-balanced and although it released a couple of years ago the developers are still adding updates to this day!
Recently some friends of mine got me to check out the sequel to Dungeon Defenders, a multiplayer tower defense game that was extremely fun a while back.
Dungeon Defenders II has been in early access for a very long time now and there have been a lot of additions to it since then. There are a decent amount of differences between the two and I figured it wouldn’t hurt to list the good and the bad changes from the previous game.