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Tapestry was one of my favourite games to play in 2020, thanks to it's deep civilization building mechanics and outstanding game pieces. None of this should come as a shock, however, as Stonemaeir games is easily one of my favourite developers and publishers, and they almost always knock it out of the park. Recently, the company released the first major expansion for Tapestry titled, Plans and Ploys, and we are about to tell you what we think! Let's dive in!

If you’re thinking of getting into the thrilling world of online betting, there’s a well-known trick to learning how. You might be dazzled by the real money bonus offers and free spins that can earn you a jackpot. However, the best way to start is by playing games in free mode first. Even slots that require almost no skill whatsoever, can be very wise to test out first. With casinos like Jackpot City Casino, offering hundreds of different games to…

Super Mario 64 is old. And that means those of us who played it at release are also old. That’s the most depressing takeaway from my revisiting it nearly 25 years later. The good news is that it’s still the precursor for pretty much every 3D game created since. Yes, it has been bettered technically in every imaginable way, but the heart and soul are still there to beat. When I think of gaming in the mid-to-late 90s, it still…

What on earth has happened to the sports game genre? Has there been a mass brain removal among the fanbase in the last 10 years? I get it – sports fans tend to buy one or two titles a year, and they’re always exactly the same franchise. They’re like Call of Duty fans, except without the new maps, the new story levels or the new guns. Instead you get a new roster and, maybe, a slightly new graphical sheen. So…

It was just before the holiday that Xbox Canada was able to send over an Xbox Series X for us to try out, review, and use for Xbox content going forward. And we did a ton of early impressions, and a complete review as well. News flash - all of our staff currently playing on Xbox Series X are loving the experience the console provides, and although it lacks brand new, built from the ground up on Xbox Series X games, what we do have is pretty impressive.

Internet casinos offer a wide selection of casino games, and video slots tend to be the most popular types of games available there. Video slots are usually based on independent themes but can also be based on licensed products like films and television shows. There aren’t many licensed slots based on video games, which is why we thought we’d take a look at five video games we think should be adapted into video slots. The Last Of Us The Last…

The L.O.L. Surprise line-up of toys has been shockingly popular in North America as of late, but if silly toys from Ryan's World can take off an be popular hits, why can't these? And to that end, capitalizing on the toy franchise just wasn't enough, as the world of L.O.L. Surprise made its way into the video game space with L.O.L. Surprise! Remix. While an obvious cash grab, it's one that works surprisingly well, and while it will have a very niche audience, at least it's a decent experience as opposed to shovel ware crap.

Scott Pilgrim is coming out for the Nintendo Switch today! As you read this, it might already be out. Thanks to Ubisoft, I received my review copy of Scott Pilgrim Vs The World: The Game yesterday. Its time to share with you my first thoughts on the Nintendo Switch version! Scott Pilgrim Vs The World: The Game is back! And now its on the Nintendo Switch. I played a bunch of Scott Pilgrim last night and wanted to share my…

What if you crash landed on an island and you were stuck there for years? And it wasn’t a normal island, no, instead you were faced with finding items and solving puzzles to finally get home. Welcome to Down in Bermuda. Its not just a puzzle game. Its not just a hidden object game. Let’s discover Down in Bermuda together in this review. Down in Bermuda is a puzzle game. No wait, its a hidden object game. No wait. Its…

Hero U: Rogue to Redemption will be coming to the Nintendo Switch next month. Check out the trailer below and then please come back here for some thoughts on the game. Hero U: Rogue to Redemption will be coming to the Nintendo Switch eshop on February 9, 2021. When I first saw this game, I thought it looked familiar. Then I saw who Hero U is from! Lori Ann Cole and Corey Cole are the designers of the game and…