Bad Dream: Coma crafts a disturbing and horrific narrative filled with an unsettling ambiance that should appeal to gamers looking for an adventuresome twist, so long as they can appreciate the horror elements.
This week out Time Waster is checking out a game called Bullet Soul that helps expand the number of shump games available on PC.
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is one of the largest open-world shooters ever created, giving players the ability to fight a guerilla-style war with whatever weapons and tactics they choose. It’s a truly unique and exciting experience that is different every time.
A game high on heart but with a bit of short circuit on delivery, Phoning Home attempts to provide an epic tale of two little robots trying to get back home. Players will really want to love it, but that might be easier said than done.
Daughter of Dragons is the first book in the brand-new Legacy of Dragons trilogy by author Jack Campbell. It follows the Pillars of Reality series that we previously reviewed, and is starting to get just as good.
The first person survival horror game RESIDENT EVIL biohazard takes players through a derelict plantation escaping from the evil Baker Family. Play as Ethan in search of his missing girlfriend Mia, while surviving the horrors that await in this thrilling, gory and terrifying psychological horror.
Billy is tired of the same old mobile games asking him to grind endlessly to move forward, but luckily Ninja Arashi has come to save him from his boredom.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild takes almost everything we know from playing previous Zelda titles and throws it out the window. While shocking at first, gamers will quickly come to love this open-world masterpiece, the best Zelda title ever made, and an instant classic among RPGs.
Horizon Zero Dawn delivers its promise of robot dinosaurs in a gorgeous openworld adventure. Unfortunately, it also delivers a masterclass in cultural appropriation, with no respect for the real world cultures it borrows from to lend its fantasy world a hint of ‘exotic tribalism’.
Following up on the first book, where a young boy in a coma is forced into an interactive fantasy game in an attempt to wake up his brain, Back in the Game continues the MMO fantasy storyline.
