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Doom Developers Talk Single-Player | MOUSE n JOYPAD
With the upcoming release of the infamous franchise, Hugo Martin (Creative Director) and Marty Stratton (Executive Producer) from id Software took Doom to live stream to talk about the single-player campaign. While Martin demonstrated the gameplay, Stratton provided an interesting commentary of the gameplay and how some of it was brought to fruition. You wake up in a research facility on Mars with...[Read More]
Democracy 3: Africa Review | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Democracy 3: Africa is the newest installment in the Democracy franchise by Positech Games. For those unfamiliar, the Democracy series is a strategy simulator that puts you in the place of a newly appointed president. Strictly focusing on D3: Africa, this means you are placed in the role of a president of a select number of African states. Before you begin playing, you are given the option ...[Read More]
Democracy 3: Africa Review | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Democracy 3: Africa is the newest installment in the Democracy franchise by Positech Games. For those unfamiliar, the Democracy series is a strategy simulator that puts you in the place of a newly appointed president. Strictly focusing on D3: Africa, this means you are placed in the role of a president of a select number of African states. Before you begin playing, you are given the option ...[Read More]
Homefront: The Revolution’s Reworked Story | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Developer Deep Silver Dambuster Studios have released new information regarding Homefront; The Revolution’s new and hopefully improved story. The new trailer titled ‘America Has Fallen’ takes place at first in the seventies. The scene opens on two men sitting at a table stressed, they both stand over it looking at papers and computers discussing something. The house is under the owner...[Read More]
Developer of Evoland Series Tackling New Franchise: Northgard | MOUSE n JOYPAD
Last year, one of my favorite games of 2015 was the surprise hit Evoland 2 by Shiro Games. The indie developer based out of Bordeaux, France had impressed me thoroughly with a game that seemed like it was going to be a rehash of their first entry, which was nothing more than a glorified game jam idea that didn’t have a lot of weight to it. I can gleefully admit that the sequel proved the t...[Read More]