☆ Review: Scanner Sombre - "Bar-code Scanners At The Ready!!!" ☆

Scanner Sombre - PC

Throughout this video game review I will refrain from describing the story as a large part of the game is discovering information about the character you play and gaining an insight into their situation.

☆ Review: Future Unfolding - "The Open World And Blank Piece Of Paper" ☆ #GameDev

Future Unfolding - PC

"Future Unfolding is an action adventure that is all about exploration. Your goal is to unfold the mysteries and solve the puzzles hidden in the beautiful landscapes around you. There are no tutorials, and no one is telling you what to do."

☆ Review: Herald - "Get Your Sea Legs Ready, We're Going On A Voyage!" ☆ @Wispfire

Herald - PC The trailer of Herald exudes style and genuinely feels like something a little different. As far as I know I’ve never played a video game developed by a Dutch team with the exception of Killzone back on the Playstation 2 which obviously differs greatly from the visual novel genre.

Upon starting Herald, the craftsmanship on offer is clear and the fact that this is coming from a small development team of only four people is astonishing.

Wispfire has been working on Herald since 2014 and I’m pleased to say that it was worth their time and it is definitely worth yours.

☆ Imraan's Gaming Adventure - Video Games Memories ☆ #Retrogaming

Today's Guest Blogger Is Imraan.

I came across Imraan whilst sifting through Instagram and all the cool retro gamers who hang out on there.

Imraan is a passionate Retro Gamer and collector who would like to tell you his cool story of how it all began.

I'm guessing his story will be familiar to millions, so pull up a seat as we listen to Imraan's Gaming Adventure!

☆ 2017 -The PS4 Diaries Part 21 "My Fallout 4 Snag List " ☆ #PS4 #GamersUnite

I started playing Fallout 4 back in October 2016 as I received it as a birthday present from my wife.

6 months later and I’m still playing this amazing game!

It’s a marvel of a game that keeps me exploring the vast world that Bethesda crafted so well.

I’m still stumbling across parts of the map that I am yet to discover and I have discovered 301 out of 326 available locations in the standard game with no DLC added.

As always though, if you spend this much time with any video game you begin to notice the room for improvement that much more.

I’m going to vent my main improvements that I would like to see and hopefully, you will let me know whether you agree with me and maybe suggest some more improvements.