Our Save State Columnist Vincent Mahoney has been a fan of the Yakuza series for a while, but last played the series back in the Yakuza 3 days. He picks it up again with Like a Dragon and finds that the series evolved into a true RPG while keeping a high level of its delightful absurdity solidly intact.
Two Point Campus graduates with a first-class degree after hitting a huge one million players just two weeks after launch. Offering bags of charm and tongue-in-cheek comedy, the critically acclaimed management sim from SEGA Europe and Two Point Studios surpassed the milestone even faster than its much-loved predecessor, Two Point Hospital. Mark Webley, Studio Director at Two Point Studios, said: “Two Point Campus was such a thrill to create so we’re ecstatic to see so many people enjoying the game as much as they do! We had high hopes that we had created something that fans would love, but the … Continue reading Sega’s Two Point Campus Hits Milestone of One Million Players
People often wonder what really goes on at school when classes aren’t in session. Shenanigans? Giant robots? In Two Point Campus, the academic year is your chance to prepare the perfect university for your students, then watch it all come together – or maybe fall apart. Check out our brand new trailer to see the academic year in action! In Two Point Hospital, your interactions with patients lasted only as long as they needed treatment. In Two Point Campus, the academic year gives you the chance to connect even deeper with your students. During summer break, you’ll customize your campus, … Continue reading Sega’s Two Point Campus University Management Simulator Game Almost Ready for Classes
Michelle, our Fresh Look columnist, is a self-described thrift shopper. So, when she saw that Nintendo is now offering a treasure trove of classic games as part of an expansion to its online platform, she jumped at the chance. Did Michelle find good deals and even greater gaming? Find out in this week’s Fresh Look Column!
Save State Columnist Vincent Mahony is a self-proclaimed Sonic the Hedgehog maniac. So being able to get four remastered Sonic games in the Sonic Origins package has got him spinning through loops, jumping across chasms and grabbing more gold rings than he has fingers to put them on.
Amplitude Studios announced that the turn-based historical strategy game, where players combine cultures to create their own unique civilization, will be coming soon to Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and that pre-orders are available now. And check out the GiN Review of Humankind. Humankind also released the game’s second DLC for the PC, which will allow players to enjoy the rich history of Latin America with six new cultures. Publishers: SEGA Developers: Amplitude Studios
Destruction has always been an integral part of the Company of Heroes franchise. Find out how the development team at Relic Games is pushing destruction even further in Company of Heroes 3. Publishers: SEGA Developers: Relic Platforms: PC, Steam
Comparisons between Humankind and the Civilization series are unavoidable. But while both games share a lot of similar traits, Humankind really strives to do something different and unique. For the most part, it succeeds.
The LEGO Group announces the new LEGO Ideas Sonic the Hedgehog Green Hill Zone set; a detailed LEGO brick representation of one of the most iconic video game levels ever. Conceived by 24-year-old, UK based LEGO superfan Viv Grannell, through the LEGO Ideas platform, this new analog version of the Green Hill Zone gives fans the chance to build and display a piece of gaming history. Sonic the Hedgehog blasted onto the screens of gamers worldwide in 1991, racing to grab gold rings as he ran through the first level of the game — the now-iconic Green Hill Zone — … Continue reading Lego Playset Created Based on Sonic the Hedgehog Green Hill Zone
Our Skirmisher columnist has been dumping countless hours into sports management games like Football Manager. But while not everyone loves the thrill of coaching and managing their team, with better AI and more offerings, it’s a genre that could really take off.
