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22Nov

By Kyle McGrathNo Comments

Beff Jezos Simulator – PC Preview

I’m going to take a shot at starting my own company in a new simulator, comedically called Beff Jezos Simulator. Honestly, I never thought someone would create it, but here it is. And it’s launching in early access on Steam today! Gotta start from somewhere. Gameplay After you’ve made your company sign, you’re instantly thrown in and can start working. Essentially you have a computer and a willing to build an internet empire! Use your computer to purchase stock, then once it’s delivered, resell it for a higher price. The game lets you set your own price, which is a neat feature. Although it will also let you know when you're getting too greedy and charging too much. At the start of Beff Jezos Simulator the stock you can purchase is limited. You can buy basics such as party hats, pla...

22Nov

By StuartNo Comments

VR Reviews

Bounce Arcade – Quest 3 Review

Bounce Arcade channels all things pinball to bring an immersive and exciting experience. Developed by Velan Studios, it is out now on the Meta Quest store. Pinball, but not as we know it Costing £15.99 on the Quest store, will this be worth your pennies, or should you save them for your local arcade? Let's find out! Gameplay Firing up Bounce Arcade you are thrown into the tutorial, showing you the game's basic mechanics. Essentially you hold two big shields to propel the balls into the arena. Aim for all the little nooks and crannies to build up your score and multiplier. For anyone who's ever played a pinball table, you are the flickers. Once you've got through the basic tutorial you then find yourself at the main menu. With each of the levels in front of you to choose from. Th...

I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survivor 1.0 Release – PC Review

22Nov

By Jordan RookerNo Comments

PC Reviews

I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survivor 1.0 Release – PC Review

I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survivor is exactly what the title says - a relaxing survival game in a lonely world. With development by Mandragora (Skyhill) and publishing by tinyBuild (Hello Neighbor, Graveyard Keeper), the game just took on its full release on November 13th. It is currently only available via Steam on PC. Experience Coziness on the Rooftops in I Am Future I actually had a chance to play around in I Am Future back during some beta testing prior to it going into early access in August of last year. I was eager to take a look and see how things are shaping up now that its 1.0 release is here. Checking in on a game you haven't thought to play since much earlier in development is always interesting. Now that I'm thinking of it, I'm sure I've got a nice list of games from ear...

The Sims 4: Life and Death Expansion Pack – PC Review

21Nov

By JasonNo Comments

PC Reviews

The Sims 4: Life and Death Expansion Pack – PC Review

The Sims 4 is 10 years old and still receiving content! Maxis and EA are giving GTA V a good run for their money! Their latest DLC has taken a bold step with Life and Death. Here you get to explore themes of grief, legacy, and the supernatural. The expansion transforms the typically humorous tone of The Sims 4 into a nuanced and meaningful exploration of life's journey while still maintaining the series' signature charm. They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky! With Addams Family vibes, let's see what the Life and Death expansion pack brings to The Sims 4. Gameplay The new DLC introduces the hauntingly beautiful town of Ravenwood, split into “living” and “dead” zones, each with unique activities. Players can organize funerals with personalized ceremonies, write will...

21Nov

By Mike BucekNo Comments

VR Reviews

Just Dance VR – Quest 3 Review

Just Dance VR: Welcome to Dancity marks Ubisoft's first entry into the virtual reality space. Designed exclusively for Meta Quest devices Just Dance VR takes the familiar format of following choreographed routines and reimagines it in immersive 3D settings. While Just Dance VR maintains the essence of its predecessors, the transition to VR introduces new opportunities and challenges. Don't just sit there, It's time to Just Dance! When the music starts, Just Dance! Are you a fan of the Just Dance franchise? Be sure to let us know your favourite song to boogie to in the comments. Gameplay The core gameplay is a VR adaptation of traditional Just Dance Mechanics. Players follow a 3D coach in visually dynamic environments such as a high school classroom for "Thank You, Next" or a Pyramid fo...

21Nov

By DidiNo Comments

News & Updates

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Final Week

All online services for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp will end on Thursday, November 28th at 3 PM (UTC). With this being the game's final week in its original form, what will you be spending your Leaf tickets on? Goodbye Pocket Camp, Hello Pocket Camp Complete In August, Nintendo announced that it would end the services for the popular mobile game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. This includes the sale of Leaf tickets which can only be bought up until the day before, on November 27th. All the monthly Pocket Camp Club subscription services will also end to stop players paying for inactive services. Animal Crossing lovers need not be too sad though as Nintendo also announced the creation of a new alternative app. This was officially announced as Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete on Octo...

19Nov

By KatNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

[REDACTED] – PS5 Review

[REDACTED] is a fast-paced isometric roguelike developed by Striking Distance Studios and published by KRAFTON, Inc. Yes, the same developers that brought you the controversial but highly anticipated Calisto Protocol. Available on the PlayStation store as well as Steam, Xbox Series S/X, [REDACTED] presents a follow up of sorts. Essentially set in the same universe but taking a vastly new approach. A shadowy agent watches Black Iron Prison spiral into chaos and you take the role of guards trying to escape the prison's monstrosities and rivals. The game takes on the Black Iron Prison with a complete new twist of battling through rooms and rooms of monsters while upgrading weapons and learning about a vast amount of characters along the way. Not sure how the devs managed to get hold of th...

16Nov

By PaulNo Comments

News & Updates

Pizza Slice – Delivering To You In 2025

Get ready for an Italian adventure in New York. Developer Quest Craft—part of publisher Gaming Factory—is developing Pizza Slice, a pizzeria simulator, with a 2025 release date in mind. Grab A Slice Of The Action Pizza Slice will see you play as Tonio who has, in what is now a staple cosy game cliché, inherited a business from his grandfather. It's up to Tonio and his good-for-nothing cousin Alfonso to raise the reputation of their business. Using their family's recipe book, which has been passed down for generations, Tonio and Alfonso have a treasure trove of information. Discover authentic Italian recipes and learn how to select the best ingredients to impress your customers. All's Fair In Love And Pizza Alongside navigating the ins and outs of running a successful pizzeria and k...

Dumb Ways: Free For All – Quest 3 Review

15Nov

By StuartNo Comments

VR Reviews

Dumb Ways: Free For All – Quest 3 Review

Are you looking for a new party game to dive into? Well Dumb Ways: Free For All might be just what you're looking for! From the wonderful minds at PlaySide Studios comes a game based on the viral Australian public campaign to promote railway safety from 2012. Honestly if you haven't checked out the song, or have no idea what it is, go and check it out here. So it can be stuck in your head, just as it is in mine! Not So Dumb If You Play This Whilst the game's name says Free For All, unfortunately, it isn't free for anyone. At £15.99 on the Meta store, it's a small price to pay for a lot of fun. Wait. I should get you to read the review before I give you my overall thoughts. Gameplay With over 50 mini-games to play over two destinations. Dumb Ways: Free For All has a lot of content to ge...

14Nov

By StuartNo Comments

VR Reviews

DIG VR – Quest 3 Review

The day has come, it's finally here! DIG VR releases today! Developed by Just Add Water and published by Wired Productions this simulation-come-sandbox game aims to accurately recreate sitting in a digger. Don't worry, this review isn't a copy and paste, it's straight from the hands of the person who's been looking forward to this since it got announced. When you are at the bottom, Keep DIGging! A bonus of VR is being able to play wire-free, which also gives you the ability to find your most comfy chair. So, sit back and enjoy playing this joyous game. Can you tell I enjoyed it yet? Gameplay When you first fire up the game and take your first virtual steps, you are greeted with a comprehensive tutorial. This takes you through the controls, how to move the digger, and how to manipulate ...