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Survival Games have come a long way since 2013. For those of you interested in the genre, but not too keen on the whole “Multiplayer Sandbox” ordeal, I’ve compiled a list of the best Single-Player survival games I’ve personally tried, alongside games that, while not necessarily a part of the genre, contain enough fitting elements that they’re worth a look.
Whilst buried under generally disgruntled reviewers and an indie scene with a seemingly never-ending influx of new releases, Hyper Light Drifter deserves better. This is not just another indie game; it’s an excellent one, and its put the developers at Heart Machine on the map.
Before any concrete details came to surface, Death Stranding’s initial E3 debut raised more questions than answers. Post release, its scores reflect how polarizing its been, and how different people see things depending on where in the world they live. I consider Death Stranding to be 2019’s best game, and without spoiling the story, I try to explain why I enjoyed the gameplay side of things.
This is a long one. Really long. But if you want to step into the shoes of a Generation-Z kid’s experiences with games, and find out why he loves them, then enjoy this piece.
Since there hasn’t been a transparent review scale in place here yet, I thought it was just about time for things to get a little clearer. Use this article for reference as to why games are graded here as they are.
Survive isn’t a REAL Metal Gear game, but publisher / developer politics aside, was it really that bad?
I’ll break it down for ya; take a gander!
When I first heard of Ashen, I wasn’t expecting much, but I’m glad I took a first-hand look, as this labor of love has a lot more than meets the eye.
Read on for more details.
Chaos in a box… or island… ahh, it doesn’t matter…
This little package has plenty of means to keep you entertained, even for those new to the Real Time Strategy genre. Read on to check it out.
Dark Souls is a masterpiece of a game, but does it truly hold up 7 years later? I think so.
Read on, and I’ll tell you why.
Your avatar's eyes open, as you lay on the sandy shores of god knows where, armed with nothing but a rock and torch. You don't even have clothes, and you didn't even get to pick what you want to look like, but alas, you get up and take a look around. About twenty yards away, you spot…
You rush the objective alongside your trusted ally in combat, hoping to storm the enemy back to whence they came. As you approach, a scene once containing what you once thought an easy battle has escalated to a hectic 2 on 4. As you clash swords neck-and-neck with your opponent, parrying their attacks while throwing nearby attackers into one another to create disarray and further the chaos, you realize that…
No other shooter at this time can make my heart pound even close to the amount it does when I’m playing Tarkov. Still in development by Battlestate games, and already as unique as games come, it’s only going to get better from here.