Firstly, I have to say that whilst I didn’t fully click with JDM: Japanese Drift Master due to several issues that I’ll elaborate on below, this is clearly a game that’s been crafted with love, and has some real high points in the visual departments and world design. That said, there were too many issues to ignore and it all resulted in JDM feeling like a game that needed a bit longer in the oven to really make an impact.
The narrative of the game is told through Manga style comic imagery, a really cool touch that adds to the Japanese vibe of the game and bookends the chapters that make up the story in a fun way. The look and layout of the map is surprisingly varied as well, with some lovely touches and flourishes in the landscapes and environments that you’ll be whizzing through.
Rich jumps into the world of Echoes Of The End ENHANCED EDITION – a cinematic fantasy RPG experience that blends breathtaking visuals with immersive storytelling. In this showcase, you’ll see enhanced gameplay, upgraded mechanics, and the stunning environments that make this edition unforgettable.
Rich plays Kingdomino the PC game for the first time. It's a board game he's been meaning to play for years and now today he gets to experience the BRAND NEW video game before he plays the board game.
Step into the world of Kingdomino on PC! 🏰 In this gameplay showcase, I explore the digital adaptation of the award‑winning board game. Watch as I build kingdoms, connect landscapes, and discover how the classic tabletop experience translates into a fun, strategic video game.
🎮 What you’ll see in this video:
First look at Kingdomino on PC
Gameplay mechanics explained
Strategy tips for building the best kingdom
Why this digital version is perfect for board game fans
If you’ve ever wanted to try Kingdomino but haven’t played the board game yet, this is the perfect introduction.
