There aren’t a crazy amount of VR titles on the market right now but a free to play title called Rec Room shows what a community game would be like.
In Rec Room you create your own cartoony avatar and communicate, play and interact with other players from around the world. It’s an experience like none other which is why I want to take the time to talk about my experiences with the game so far!
Battlerite is one of the games that I picked up during the winter sales that were going on and I’m pretty happy that I decided to get it!
I’ve been eye balling it for quite some time now. It’s basically like Dota or League of Legends but without the towers, minions and final structure to destroy at the end. Matches don’t last forever, it’s a quick deathmatch type of game with combat similar to MOBA games.
With the new year underway I figured it would be a good time to look back at 2016 to discuss which games were the best of the best throughout the year.
2016 was an extremely good year for gaming – from the introduction to virtual reality gaming to the innovative titles that released – it’ll definitely be a year that most won’t forget!
In this post I’ll share my top 3 picks for what I thought were the best releases of 2016. I’d love to hear about what you think about my picks and which games were your favorites!
I’m so happy that I decided to pick up Planet Coaster during these winter sales because I’m a huge Roller Coaster Tycoon fan and this game is the modern take on it.
I really didn’t expect as much as it delivers on the “tycoon” type of experience but Planet Coaster really is the best modern version of Roller Coaster Tycoon that’s out today.
Winter sales only come around once a year and for PC gamers it is one of the best, if not the absolute best time to pick up games at significantly lower price points!
Steam, Humble Bundle, GreenManGaming, GOG and just about every other PC game retailer has sales going on and it’s not going to last forever so you had better take advantage of them while it lasts!
I’d like to write a review on Arizona Sunshine because it just came out three days ago and it was one of the most anticipated VR games to be announced.
I picked it up a day before release to be certain that I’d be able to get it on the sale and I’ve got to say… it’s one of the best if not the best VR experience I’ve had yet!
I’d like to write about all of the different brands that I favor whenever I’m shopping around for new PC gaming peripherals. You don’t need the most expensive brands in order to have high quality gear!
So many people think that you need to own all of one’s brand in order to have a good overall experience but that’s just not true. Although I do have a gaming mouse that is from an expensive brand name that doesn’t mean that I use that same brand all across the board.
I planned on writing separate posts for each day I experienced at BCX but I figured that explaining each day in one post would be more optimal.
So here you are! This was my first time going to a gaming expo/tournament and it was definitely worth going to!
I wanted to let you guys know that this weekend I’m flying out to Atlanta for a gaming expo/world championship for one of my favorite games – Brawlhalla!
I’ve never been to an expo or a big tournament before so I’m pretty excited for the overall experience. I’m going to be writing about how each day goes so if you’d like to get my perspective on all of it then definitely keep an eye out for the upcoming posts!
There are many people that believe that PC gaming is so much more expensive in comparison to console gaming and that’s true when looking at the hardware side of things.
When you start looking at what PC gaming has to offer in terms of freedom, sales, customization and community then you can really see that the extra bit that it costs to get started in the industry is worth every single penny.