Air Supremacy is actually a scenario that comes with the Horn of the Abyss mod. I wasn't planning on covering these unofficial scenarios in this series of completing the game but, after playing the map coop for about six hours, it seemed amiss not to cover it here. I played this map multiplayer with my... Continue Reading →
Shadows of Doubt is a procedurally generated detective game where you play as a retired detective in a randomised city layout where you can take police jobs, illegal theft and assault jobs, and solve randomly generated murders. The setting is the late 20th century where the industrial revolution never really stopped, resulting in global warming... Continue Reading →
Here we are again. This time we're playing Island of Fire, which is from the base game. The objective is to kill a group of 40 Arch Devils on a lava island. The map has a mini-narrative about the Devils planning to invade the mainland, so your quest to kill them is like a pre-emptive... Continue Reading →
I remember writing in 2022 that I would complete this game if it took me forever. My last post about completing this game now becoming dangerously close to 2 years old, and I figured I should probably pay some love to the statement I made. So here I am. But I have gone off the... Continue Reading →
Heroes of Might and Magic 3 is a game I love very much and have already reviewed here if you're interested. Horn of the Abyss is a fan made mod for the game made by the community. It is made with such quality that it is genuinely comparable the game's official expansions Armageddon's Blade and... Continue Reading →
Disco Elysium is a role-playing game that, above all else, is shockingly real and relatable no matter how fictitious it's world is. It is a murder mystery game where you, a detective and your partner, Kim, try to solve the lynching of a citzen in a fictitious post-war communist city. You get wrapped up in... Continue Reading →
The list of games I review gets shorter year by year. I assure you, fellow gamers, this is not from a lack of gaming - my strength is strong in that regard - but due to the increasing prices of new games and the fact I have already reviewed a very, very large portion of... Continue Reading →
The original Rome Total War released way back in 2003, and set the groundwork for what the next decade of Total War games would look like, with some of the design principles - later refined in it's Barbarian Invasion DLC and Medival 2 Total War - still lingering around today. It's also one of my... Continue Reading →
Baldur's Gate 3 has become my latest obsession. Whereas most roleplaying games and franchises are made inspired by tabletop games, the Baldur's Gate franchise has always been made for people who either didn't know they would like tabletop Dungeons and Dragons, or for people who struggle to find the time and arrange the schedules of... Continue Reading →
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