This is a community post from Contributor Joshua Shuttleworth. EA recently announced a ‘Founding Neighbor’ program for those interested in playing the newest Plants vs Zombies game, Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, before its official release on October 18th, 2019. The newest entry in the series features similar gameplay and design as the 2…
This is a guest post from Contributor Chris Nunes. My current experience with the “VIP” demo for BioWare’s Anthem has put a javelin size hole in my heart. To say that my time with the game has been frustrating would be an understatement. I have had the demo downloaded for a week with the anticipation…
This is a guest post from Contributor Derek Grant On Tuesday news dropped, from Kotaku’s Jason Schreier, that EA cancelled yet another Star Wars game. This time it was the open world Star Wars game announced after Visceral Games was shut down in 2017. Keep in mind that this is a different project than the one…
While I love the idea of sampling something early, I’ve never understood exactly how it works. To me, it’s a bit like throwing a party and purposely inviting a few exclusive guests over early. The sun is still out, the floors haven’t been cleaned yet, and I’m still walking around in an unfortunately revealing bathrobe with appetizers in the freezer. Most of those exclusive guests would apologize for showing up early and walk out. And if they were also gamers they’d then complain about my unfinished party on Reddit.
For anyone that follows the video game world, E3 is the most wonderful time of the year. The endless possibilities of announcements and hope that the game you’ve been waiting for will finally be revealed. One of the rarest yet most thrilling type of reveals at E3 comes in the way of a shadow drop.
E3 2018 is barely under way and already we have our first shadow dropped game. EA has announced and released Unravel Two. Unravel Two is the follow up to the semi successful first title EA released through their EA originals banner back in 2015.
Sims Mobile is a pocket life simulation game that attempts to create the joy of the Sims games on your mobile devices. Following the typical Sims formula, a character is created, sent to complete tasks, and eventually raise a family, build a large house, have a career, and hopefully live an enjoyable life.
“The single player campaign suffers from such poor writing and boring set pieces that it definitely isn’t worth the price of admission.”
Many fear AAA games are shifting to multiplayer service style games, but it might be a bit early to be worried.
“There always seems to be something waiting for you around the next corner – voices you can’t quite make out or shadows you can’t quite see.”
