When designing a triple-A smash hit game, companies tend to go all-in. This usually means aseembling a large team of very talented individuals, each with unique skills and specialties. Look at the likes of Rockstar or Ubisoft and you’ll find companies with hundreds of staff working tirelessly to create worlds Continue Reading
To present an immediate picture of operant conditioning in action. Allow me to guide you. Have you ever been in this position? A game has been released, and you immediately find yourself infatuated with it. This may be a massive gaming franchise, a simple mobile time sink, or a brand Continue Reading
CD Project Red has recently announced that Gwent, their brilliant card mini-game from The Witcher 3, is making its way to mobile devices. Gwent is set for release on Android on March 24th and will be available to download free of charge. Players keen to stay informed of the game’s Continue Reading
On the 5th of February, developer Sometimes you introduced us to the world of 7th Sector. A dystopian, cyberpunk environment were darkness, oppression and machines reign supreme. Birthed from the mind of Unity developer Sergey Noskov, this title paints a picture of a ravaged Russian society. Within this, the player Continue Reading
Another month of new releases is already approaching its middle stage. Throughout this February, we have been treated to several exciting new titles such as 7th Sector, which we are soon to drop a review for. Zombie army 4: Dead war, Knights and bikes, and Kunai were also notable early Continue Reading
It is more and more common that grandiose musical scores are employed into our favorite titles to set the tone and create amazing atmospheres. Examples being high octane battle scenes where heavy drums and booming brass tones are used to amp up the player. Alternatively, soft, sporadic notes as you Continue Reading
Back in August 2019, a Kickstarter campaign began to raise funds for a remaster of the original Ty the Tasmanian Tiger. From humble beginnings, this campaign has managed to raise an impressive $130,000. It just goes to show the following that this 3D platformer has garnered over the years since Continue Reading
Playstation mascots have not been in the spotlight for quite a while. In fact two generations have gone by without Sony’s platform representative characters being present at launch. Yet now it seems that Ratchet and Clank is set to get the launch title treatment. Much like the days of the Continue Reading
Ah, the art of the licensed game. It’s a genre of game that can range from brutally bad to surprisingly good. These games are often fobbed off as quick cash grabs. Which, in a lot of cases, is exactly what they are. However, on rare occasions, we as gamers have Continue Reading
The GDC’s (Game Developers Conference) social media outlets have been posting videos and other data from last year’s conference over the past few months. Some of the data that’s been recently released were surveys that took stock of developers’ opinions of the industry at the time. GDC surveyed devs about Continue Reading
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