We've hurtled through September, and the latest bunch of big games has landed on our doorsteps. it's been the former for me, though I feel the need to pause my playthrough and try to go back to the first game – a risky decision, that's for sure.
We've hurtled through September, and the latest bunch of big games has landed on our doorsteps.
it's been the former for me, though I feel the need to pause my playthrough and try to go back to the first game – a risky decision, that's for sure.
Alongside that, I dipped a toe into the Fangtopia demo, and the dogsbody co-op action of Gravhounds, both of which are playable on Steam with demos this week.
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We've hurtled through September, and the latest bunch of big games has landed on our doorsteps. it's been the former for me, though I feel the need to pause my playthrough and try to go back to the first game – a risky decision, that's for sure. Alongside that, I dipped a toe into the Fangtopia demo, and the dogsbody co-op action of Gravhounds, both of which are playable on Steam with demos this week.
The eternally youthful Gamoc (in Sony's age verification eyes, anyway) has been playing Red Dead Online in stony silence with a friend of his, so he's escaped to the world of sounds in Runescape Dragonwilds, Spawl Zero, Deadlock Station, Fractured Worlds, Transport fever 3 and DreamEcho for a plethora of reviews.
Aran chimed in first having played Rivage for review, "which was fine if a bit bogged down with a bit too much padding for puzzle solutions." And then paired that up with our review of EA Sports FC 27 and made a start on Qliphah in Providence's Shadow for yet another. Steve got the JRPG itch and started to play Another Eden Begins, maki...
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