Thanks to THQ Nordic for providing The GWW with a review copy of this game. Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is easily one of my favorite games from the last console generation. Before it released it was easy to foresee how good the game would be with talent like Ken...
Thanks to Razer for providing GWW with this Kiyo camera. When the world changed earlier this year, PC cameras became an absolute necessity as many who were able to be were relegated to working from home. After hours spent on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and many...
Thanks to Typhoon Studios for providing The GWW with a review copy of this game. Journey to the Savage Planet is a fantastic experience. The humor, the platforming, the discovery... they all combine wonderfully into a fantastically thought-filled...
The Persistence is an amazing idea. Unfortunately the fantastic promise of The Persistence is absolutely derailed by one glaring and difficult to overcome flaw…
Thanks to Razer for providing GWW with this Deathadder V2 mouse. I have owned one mouse for the past three years. Moreover, I love that mouse so much that I bought two: one for gaming at home and one for my desk at work. The Logitech G502 certainly made a lasting...
Thanks to Razer for providing GWW with this Huntsman Elite keyboard. The first Razer keyboard that I ever owned was the Blackwidow Ultimate. I cannot remember when I purchased it but I’d fallen in love with the tactile, clicky nature of mechanical keyboards. It served...
I was in middle school when Baldur’s Gate released, and I spent two summers of my youth adventuring along the Sword Coast in Baldur’s Gate and Baldur’s Gate II. When Neverwinter Nights was announced, I remember downloading the...
In Wulverblade, the new sidescrolling beat `em up from the team at Fully Illustrated, you'll play as one of three Ancient Britons as they carve a bloody swath across Britannia while pushing back the Roman Ninth Legion. While the game is brimming with a deep reverance...
Oxenfree is boring. Except when it's not. Unfortunately, the game is guilty of having a story far better suited to a movie than a game. Sure: some interesting plot occurs with a little interaction now and again, but I'd gladly trade those plot-furthering actions if it...
It was about 10 minutes after creating my character in Pillars of Eternity that I dropped my controller and sent Joe the following text: Holy shit; this is Baldur’s Gate on my PS4! His response of course was predictable: he asked me how I didn’t know that already....
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