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Counter Terrorist Agency Lands On Steam With Mixed Reviews

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Counter Terrorist Agency

Play2Chill and Games Operators’ Counter Terrorist Agency was moving towards its December 5th, 2019 release with some moderate momentum, mostly thanks to to the game’s pitch on putting players in charge of running a counter terrorist agency to curb extremists before they carried out a terrorist attack. However, not everyone loved the game when it first made its way to Steam. Continue reading “Counter Terrorist Agency Lands On Steam With Mixed Reviews”

Wolfenstein: Youngblood AI, Microtransaction Issues Bubble Up From Player Reviews

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Wolfenstein: Youngblood is out now for PC and will soon release on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch on July 26th, 2019. However, reviews have hit the scene from eager gamers and fans alike to see what the FPS title has in store for Wolfenstein goers, only to find noteworthy issues. Continue reading “Wolfenstein: Youngblood AI, Microtransaction Issues Bubble Up From Player Reviews”

Overkill’s The Walking Dead Launches On Steam With Mixed Reviews

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Overkill's The Walking Dead

505 Games and Overkill Software released a new cinematic trailer for Overkill’s The Walking Dead. The cinematic features the “diverse” characters killing some zombies, killing some humans, and stealing a purifier and getting out of the camp. The cinematic trailer doubles as the launch trailer for the Steam version of the game, which is available right now for $59.99. Continue reading “Overkill’s The Walking Dead Launches On Steam With Mixed Reviews”

Tomb Raider’s De-Sexified Lara Croft Wasn’t Enough To Win Over Critics

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Tomb Raider (2018)

The entertainment industry has been on a sociopolitical binge on trying to forcefully rewire the brains of men so that they don’t find women attractive anymore. They’ve done this by turning many female heroines into more masculine protagonists, or by de-sexifying them by lowering their sex appeal. We’ve seen this time and time again with many reboots, sequels and even new intellectual properties. A prime example of this is how Crystal Dynamics rebooted Tomb Raider in 2013 with a lot of grit, blood, grime and a Lara Croft who was far less sexy than her previous outings. This trend carried over into the rebooted live-action movie of Tomb Raider starring Swedish actress Alicia Vikander. Continue reading “Tomb Raider’s De-Sexified Lara Croft Wasn’t Enough To Win Over Critics”

Planetoid Pioneers Gets Off To A Rough Start Coming Out Of Early Access

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Planetoid Pioneers

Data Realms made a name for themselves with Cortex Command. The game managed to garner more than 1.7 million downloads and it gave Data Realms a decent bit of momentum heading into the release of their game Planetoid Pioneers, which spent some time roosting in the Early Access section of Steam leading up to its February 8th release. Continue reading “Planetoid Pioneers Gets Off To A Rough Start Coming Out Of Early Access”

Global Adventures MMO Arrives On Steam With Criticisms Of Clunky Controls, Cumbersome UI

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Global Adventure MMO

It’s never a good thing when your game launches and the first thing everyone complains about is an obtrusive user interface, clunky and laggy controls, and pay-to-win features. Well, Subagames and Pixelsoft have released Global Adventures, an modern-day fantasy MMORPG, but the feedback from gamers hasn’t been very positive. Continue reading “Global Adventures MMO Arrives On Steam With Criticisms Of Clunky Controls, Cumbersome UI”

Red Crucible: Reloaded Has Gamers Claiming It’s A Pay-To-Win Mess

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Red Crucible

If you’re looking for a free-to-play first person shooter, you probably don’t want to look at Red Crucible: Reloaded from Rocketeer Games Studios. Continue reading “Red Crucible: Reloaded Has Gamers Claiming It’s A Pay-To-Win Mess”

Inmates, Psychological Horror Game Lands On Steam With Mixed Reactions

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Inmates Game

Iceberg Interactive and Davit Andreasyan’s psychological prison thriller, Inmates, has made its way onto the Steam store. The game is available right now for only $9.99, however during the first week of being on sale it’s discounted by 10% off for only $8.99. Continue reading “Inmates, Psychological Horror Game Lands On Steam With Mixed Reactions”

Football Manager 2017 Now Available On Steam And Many Gamers Hate It

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Sega announced that Football Manager 2017 has officially launched for PC, Mac and Linux. The new game features all new club management featuring more than 2,500 real clubs, all hailing from 50 different real life countries. Continue reading “Football Manager 2017 Now Available On Steam And Many Gamers Hate It”

Atlas Reactor Goes Live On Steam With Plenty Of Praise For The Gameplay

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Trion Worlds’ hybrid MOBA-strategy game Atlas Reactor has been really gaining ground in the gaming space and making waves as its own unique entry in the ever-growing space of competitive hero battle games. After recently launching on Steam this past week, Trion’s game has been met with a lot of resounding positive feedback. Continue reading “Atlas Reactor Goes Live On Steam With Plenty Of Praise For The Gameplay”

Review Report: Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Has Lots Of Censorship Sympathizers

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Atlus and Nintendo’s Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE for the Nintendo Wii U is a pseudo crossover game featuring light elements from Fire Emblem and the Shin Megami Tensei series. It’s a niche game designed for a niche audience in mind, and most gamers are calling it a decent entry as a Persona spin-off with a strong focus on Japanese idol culture and the pop music scene. Continue reading “Review Report: Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Has Lots Of Censorship Sympathizers”

Review Report: Mighty No. 9’s Inconsistent Design Leaves Gamers Agitated

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Mighty No. 9

Comcept’s side-scrolling platformer, Mighty No. 9, launched amid a flurry media attention, much of it was not good. However, when consumers finally managed to get their hands on the game and share their thoughts about the title, things quickly became clear that Mighty No. 9 had potential but it wasn’t utilized in the best of ways. Continue reading “Review Report: Mighty No. 9’s Inconsistent Design Leaves Gamers Agitated”

Review Report: Shrouded In Sanity Wins Style Points Despite Low Production Values

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Steve Gal’s Shrouded In Sanity is a eight-direction, side-scrolling, action-adventure game. It combines hack-and-slash gameplay with some light projectile combat, all wrapped up nice and neat in an atmospheric, horror-themed location. Continue reading “Review Report: Shrouded In Sanity Wins Style Points Despite Low Production Values”

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