Video Game News & Reviews from hardcore gamers.
I must admit, Strategy games were never my cup of tea as I consider myself more of an action\platformer guy and still despite this when I first started playing Siegecraft Commander something was different.
Continue reading “Siegecraft Commander – Review”
Simulators are the kind of games where in my experience you either succeed spectacularly or fail miserably and there a lot of reasons for both them starting with what is being tried to simulate all the way to the experience itself. Surgeon Simulator for the Nintendo Switch is that third type of game, it’s that casual game you play with your friends to get some laughs and now it’s on the Nintendo Switch, so you will be able to do it anywhere you friends are.
Continue reading “Surgeon Simulator CPR – Review”
Have you ever thought about playing D&D (Dungeons and Dragon) the real way it should be played?
A game that not only “think of what you are doing”, its also luck and a lot of cunning.
I played The Warlock of Firetop Mountain and it took me back 20 years ago.
Continue reading “The Warlock of Firetop Mountain – Review”
Robothorium is a turn-based-dungeon game, which is unique but reminded me of browser games in a good way. When I was 8 years old I always wanted browser games to be longer and have more options or storyline in them, Robothorium is the game I was looking for. Continue reading “Robothorium – Review”
Welcome to the trial of the gods- In the game, you are a lonely soul taking the challenge of the gods, to collect souls and go through different levels of labyrinths In this classic like FPS.
I love a good Beat ’em up. Those games that let you sink in your chair and just pound your way through hordes of enemies with no end. That’s why I decided to review “Claws Of Furry”. The trailer looked cool, the gameplay looks clean and simple and the art style looked alright so I thought I’m in for a treat… or so I thought. Continue reading “Claws Of Furry – Review”
It’s been a while since we have seen a 2D space shooter that you can couch play CO-OP with your friend so we were very excited when we heard that Dimension Drive is coming out for PS4, XOne and Switch which will provide us with some great CO-OP action that we used to have so much of during the 90’s, join us today as we try out Dimension Drive on PS4.
So I’m the guy here at GamerDeal.com that usually reviews space-related games and products and man I was happy when I started playing PLANET ALPHA today. You basically start the game by crash landing in an unfamiliar planet and that’s where you start learning the game mechanics which basically consist of moving, jumping, dragging objects, sliding and yeah – hiding, a lot of hiding! the game controls are great and only once when I had to drag an object across an enemy alien (more about that on the next paragraph) I felt like I needed 3D movement, ah I forgot to mention that the game is a 2D platformer in a 3D world so your enemies can move on to the depth of the environment while you can’t, which is a challenge you’ll have to cope with when meeting the game’s unique enemies.
You know those games that are inspired by another game but somehow overcome them? like the type of games you say to yourself “this is how it was supposed to be”? well, allow me to introduce you to Freedom Planet, a platformer that takes the sonic route but surprisingly does it better.
We usually get the casual forms of E3 showcases with trailers, and some honorable mentions of the developer’s hard work on the upcoming video games from each company, but the Devolver E3 showcase was different, in a good way.