Chris Wray
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Blizzard is a studio with several classics under its belt. Many a PC gamer grew up on Blizzard titles like Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft, and I'm one of them. Despite the toxic work environment, which means you're allegedly more likely to get abused than to be offered a cup of...
I've got to admit that I've never been interested in cutting grass. Would I like to ride one of those monstrous mowers, recreating a scene from the classic film Caligula? (the link isn't wholly SFW, the film is highly NSFW) Yes, I would like to do that. However, Lawn Mowing...
In Sound Mind
Mental Health is and will always be a complex topic to handle. Novels, films, TV Series and Video Games; the world is full of titles that looked to tackle aspects of mental health and abjectly failed. Why did they fail? It could be due to either a ham-handed approach to...
Do I like RiMS Racing? As a fan of motorbikes, I do. It's hard not to appreciate a game that puts as much thought and attention into its core subject as this does. The question then is if I like RiMS Racing for its name? Well, that's a subject I'm...
I am a huge fan of Amplitude; the developer has proven itself repeatedly with its Endless series of titles. It was no secret that if I trusted any studio to make a challenger to Civilization, Amplitude would be that studio. This was more than clear in my previews of the...
A little over a year ago, I wrote a piece about how Pokémon Unite was the right game at the right time. A year has passed, and Pokémon Unite launched a little over a week ago. The question is if I was right when I said Pokémon Unite was the...
If I didn't know any better, I would have argued that Codemasters looked back at, and copied, the homework of their new corporate parent, Electronic Arts. F1 2021 reminds me of FIFA's Alex Hunter story found in FIFAs 17 to 19. For the first time, the series normally known for...
Red Solstice 2 is an interesting game. When you look at all the components, you'd understandably picture it as being a real-time XCOM, with the quality and features that come to mind with such a description. Playing the game, a lot of what you would expect is there. However, the...
Anybody who has been listening to me over the past few months in Wccftech's gaming podcast knows two things. The first is that so far I have seen the PlayStation 5 as nothing but an extra-large paperweight, a console that I forgot how to turn on, and see as functionally...
King of Seas
The podcast where I talk about King of Seas will not be live yet when this review goes live. When the podcast is live, you'll hear me talking about Sid Meier's Pirates! and how much I enjoyed that game. I came into King of Seas hoping for a game like...
A few times in the past, I've said how difficult it is to write a review of a game that I've recently previewed. The same can be said for a game where the final product doesn't really differentiate from the preview version in any great and meaningful way. Knowing this,...
There's always a time when you do one thing a little too much. My go-to move for a preview or review subtitle is to go with a song title or lyrics from an apt song. I wanted to go with "We Built This City" for Stronghold: Warlords, but I've already...
