ANNO: Mutationem on PC ANNO: Mutationem throws stylized pixelated visuals, RPG elements, and action-filled gameplay into a futuristic cyberpunk setting, which sounds like it should be a hit from those descriptors alone. In reality, its high points are let down by the confusing narrative and its wild pacing, along with a number of errors that show up outside of gameplay.
The game follows Ann Flores as she attempts to learn more about a disease she lives with known as Entanglelitis so that she can eventually find a cure for it. Read More...
Bloodborne vs Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Combat Both Bloodborne and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice put a spin on Souls-style combat, although Sekiro to a much larger degree. Both games are focused on intense high-speed action, but Sekiro gives you far more defensive options than Bloodborne.
In Sekiro, the bread and butter of your moveset is the deflection technique, allowing you to time your block just right to deflect an attack and cause massive damage to the enemy’s posture. Read More...
Ah, gold. There’s just something about open-world RPGs that just make players want to amass huge fortunes so that they can purchase whatever their heart desires. New shiny armor to deck out their party, fancy weapons, all the potions an Arisen could drink, and tons of herbs…for adventuring purposes of course.
For some, obtaining gold isn’t exactly the easiest thing, especially in the beginning of the game. If you’re the nervous type who’s constantly resting at the Inn (at 500 gold a pop), buying tons of ingredients and elixirs, or just gifting like a crazy person in the hopes of winning a particular NPC’s love. Read More...
