Chris Wray
This author account hasn't been claimed yet. To claim this account, please contact the outlet owner to request access.
Writing For
WCCFtechLatest Reviews
It's always nice when you do well in a game. This is particularly true if you do well in an online game where you're pitting your mettle against other living, breathing, creatures. It's always up for debate if the person at the other side of the screen is a form...
Rarely do you get the chance to kill the world's most famous water-based creature. No, not Flipper. While playing through Gods Will Fall, I've finally been able to prove the existence of and then kill Nessie, making it clear why we've never seen the mythical beast up north in Scotland....
Medal of Honor used to be the place to go when it came to a compelling single-player first-person shooter. EA had the market locked down for somebody who wanted a good storyline and then close-quarters multiplayer action with Medal of Honor and had the market locked down for huge open...
Chronos: Before the Ashes is a strange beast. Originally released in 2016, this was an Oculus exclusive title that did VR a little differently. Following the success of Remnant: From the Ashes, Chronos, which is set in the same universe and just one month before the events of Remnant, was...
It's been a long time since I was a regular player on World of Warcraft. In my preview, I stated it was around Cataclysm, later thinking made me realise it was earlier. To put a date on it, 2009. I stopped being a regular player while Ulduar was on the...
Football Manager 2021 is finally here. This is always something I look forward to. I've spent close to half-a-year of my life playing Football and Championship Manager titles and, like billions of others, the loss of football thanks to COVID was felt. With matches having returned, albeit behind closed doors...
Sometimes the name of a game will leave you with such low-hanging fruit, it's impossible not to draw attention to it. The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is one such game, with one such name. For example, when replying to somebody saying "I hope this is going to be better...
Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part One has taught me something. Actually, it has taught me a few things. The first is that you can unlearn how to play Doom. It seems a lifetime ago when I reviewed the game, though it was only seven months ago. That's more...
A little over two weeks ago, I previewed Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition. What I said there all applies here. That means there's going to be a bit of repetition and it also means I can likely trim this review down a bit, or maybe go in a bit...
Ride 4
This may be a spoiler to my conclusion of RIDE 4, but this game has really annoyed me at times. This isn't me saying it's a game without merit, it has positive aspects as well as negative ones. What I'm saying is that I found more elements that I disliked...
Port Royale 4
Port Royale 4 has taught me something. It's taught me that things are always better when people listen to me. Now, I'm not saying that developers Gaming Minds Studios directly acted upon my preview, particularly my complaints about the tutorials being too slow and in desperate need of a skip...
Tennis World Tour 2 confuses me in more than a few ways. Before we even get to the game itself, which almost had me do a Djokovic through tossing my controller away in frustration, there's the perplexing aspect of its development and release. If you don't remember, the original Tennis...
