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I would argue that Halo Infinite could and should be marked as a fresh start to the series, even though it's the third of 343 Industries titles and marks the last of the originally planned "reclaimer trilogy". This trilogy is now a saga. Why could it be marked as a...
2016’s Hyper Light Drifter didn’t reinvent any wheels, but it was a stylish, mechanically-sound Legend of Zelda homage and a generally promising debut for California-based developer Heart Machine and its founder Alx Preston. Over five years later, Heart Machine and Preston return with Solar Ash, a game that shares some...
In a cycle that feels much shorter than four years since the release of Sledgehammer Games’ Call of Duty WWII, this year’s iteration returns players once more to the trenches and ruined streets of World War II. Despite the decades of technology separating Call of Duty Vanguard from the Black...
Given how massive League of Legends is, it was surprising to see Riot not capitalizing on the game's global success and popularity. It was only in 2020 that the developer revealed its Riot Forge initiative, a new publishing label that would release a variety of different titles based on the...
The Last Stand is one of those series I grew up with. I'm pretty sure there's a lot of people who played the iconic series by ConArtist Games on their browsers back when Flash was a thing. It was one of those games that made you realize that Flash games...
Jurassic World Evolution was a great idea on paper – who doesn’t want to play John Hammond and lord over their very own dinosaur amusement park? Unfortunately, while its reptilian stars were impressive, the game felt a bit shallow and didn’t really capture the excitement or wonder of the Jurassic...
Most games are lucky if they can successfully put a small spin on an existing genre, but there’s an elite few that transcend categories, changing the gaming landscape as we know it. The PS2 Grand Theft Auto Trilogy (Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft...
This review took a long time to make. Why is that? Well, it's because I wanted to be more thorough when analyzing this game's strengths and weaknesses. Blue Reflection: Second Light is a game that's seen as a sort of reboot/sequel to the original Blue Reflection. How does that work?...
Battlefield 2042
Battlefield 2042 is more than just another iteration of the nearly 20-year-old shooter franchise. For DICE, it is at once the opportunity of winning the fanbase back after the underwhelming Battlefield V (which in comparison to Battlefield 1 sold less among customers and was rated lower by critics) and of...
Six years, six games, eight hundred and forty-one hours and counting. That's what Football Manager has brought me while writing for Wccftech. Those Football Manager games (with links to their reviews) are 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and now Football Manager 2022. Adding up Football Managers 2010 to 2022, it...
Xbox Game Studios, and Microsoft by extension, are starting to annoy me. Not in the way that you'd think, though. For quite a while, I ranged from a complete mistrust of the company to apathy. They had killed a fair few studios (Lionhead, Ensemble, Aces) while pushing games that were...
Humanity has lived on Earth for thousands of years, leading simple lives while unaware of the true nature of the world and of the forces that have been waging war since time immemorial for its control. Things, however, have started taking a bizarre turn lately, and some people in Tokyo...
