I’m not some MOBA veteran with thousands of hours into LoL or Dota 2 but I’ve played enough to understand how to play a MOBA in an optimal way.
Battleborn is a first person MOBA and when this game was first announced I was instantly intrigued, the beta was pretty fun and I see a lot of potential in this combination of genres!
So I decided to download the open beta for Doom’s multiplayer because it was free and there were a bunch of Steam reviews stating that it was a horrible multiplayer experience.
Personally, I really don’t get what the big deal is with most of those reviewers. I don’t know if they come from an arena shooter like Unreal Tournament and they wanted a super polished arena shooter or if they just didn’t like the gameplay overall but I actually enjoyed playing it!
I’ve never played Unreal Tournament and have little experience with arena shooters but I had a blast playing the Doom beta multiplayer.
What is Endless Legend all about and why is it such a highly rated game? Well if you’ve ever played Heroscape then you’re definitely going to want to check this game out.
If you’ve never heard of Heroscape but you’re into turn-based RPG strategy type games then this may be a title that you’ll want to get into for sure.
Killing Floor 2 just came out with a content update which adds a PVP mode where players can play as zeds or survivors in a Survival match up.
This update was a much needed installment to the game and as a result, there are many more players online playing these VS Survival matches in the servers.
I want to start a new series of posts for you guys. Towards the end of each month I want to write a post up all about which games I had been playing throughout the month this way you can see what I’m actively playing and who knows, maybe you’ll want to pick up a game or two that I’ve been personally playing!
I’ve mainly been playing three games throughout March and man I’ve been playing them a ton.
Here are the three games I’ve mostly played:
If you haven’t heard of or played The Culling yet then you’re missing out, you should seriously buy this game. Its future is in good hands.
The Culling has just recently been released a few days ago (3/4/16) and I’ve already sunk about 13 hours into it. The gameplay is extremely fun and simple to understand yet it is also very challenging and the replay value is very high, even for it being an early access title right now.
During the Steam Lunar New Year sale I picked up Ark: Survival Evolved. I’ve put in a quite a few hours in and I’ve got to say that it is actually a good game!
It’s a lot different than what I thought it was going to be and I’m very glad that I decided to pick it up while it was on a sale.
In the battle of ethernet’s blazing speed VS the power of wireless, which one wins in your opinion? Both have their major advantages, that’s for sure.
With ethernet you’re able to have the best connection that is available to you. You experience a lot less lag when playing multiplayer and you experience faster load times with anything dealing with the web.
With a wireless connection you’re able to have your PC virtually anywhere in the house and you’re still able to have a solid connection.
So we’re in the middle of a Lunar new year and so Steam is celebrating by having another awesome sale. This time with a point and click adventure with a monkey!
As of today you’ve got 5 days to take advantage of this sale, the sale ends on Feb. 12th!
Doom finally has an official release date and it is set for May 13th, 2016. I thought that it would release closer to the end of 2016, what a surprise!
I’m very excited for this game because it seems like Bethesda is going back to its roots to the classic Doom experience that we all know and love dearly. There are going to be some amazing new features and obviously, the physics and graphics engines of today’s world.