The Best Sci-Fi Dungeon Crawlers

The idea of dungeon crawling is broad, and the concept can be implemented into multiple genres and gameplay styles. They can be action RPGs in the same vein as the Diablo franchise, or a first-person shooters like Destiny, but as long as it features one or more players being able to plunge through dungeons, it counts as a dungeon crawler.

Should You Romance Amanda or Vinh in Life is Strange: Double Exposure?

In “Life is Strange: Double Exposure,” Max experiences extraordinary interdimensional adventures, but amidst the chaos, she has the chance to foster romantic relationships that bring a sense of normalcy. The two individuals she can pursue romantically are Vinh and Amanda, each possessing unique characteristics that add depth to Max’s tale as it unfolds.

Dying Light: The Beast Passes 1 Million Wishlists in 10 Weeks

At Gamescom, Techland introduced Dying Light: The Beast – a substantial, independent game sequel that features Kyle Crane once again in post-apocalyptic action. It’s nearly a decade since we first saw Crane on our screens in Dying Light, and this time around, he’s coming back with a powerful comeback in this new tale.

Void Sols review

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve dabbled with several games in the Souls-like genre, but they’ve always left me feeling anxious and overwhelmed, given my inherent lack of patience and penchant for reckless play. These games demand a cautious, strategic approach, which is quite different from the more forgiving, dynamic action games like Devil May Cry that I’m used to. However, despite Void Sols still inducing anxiety and maintaining an intimidating factor, I found its Geometry Wars-inspired top-down Souls experience surprisingly appealing and addictive right from the start.

Sakurai Gives Advice to Link Cosplayer

As a devoted fan, I couldn’t help but be captivated when Masahiro Sakurai, the genius behind “Super Smash Bros.,” shared some valuable insights for a cosplayer aiming to embody the legendary Link from “The Legend of Zelda.” Since the initial crossover debuted on the Nintendo 64 back in 1999, Link has been an integral part of the “Super Smash Bros.” universe. Over the years, subsequent games have introduced various iterations of the character, along with other fan favorites like Princess Zelda and Ganondorf.