The Horrified series of games from Ravensburger has been insanely popular, and for good reason – the cooperative gameplay is incredibly compelling, and the game provides a solid challenge for all levels of board game players. Being able to fight fabled monsters from different mythologies is outstanding, the variety keeps the game feeling fresh time and time again. But with so many versions of Horrified available, do you need more than one? When we wrote our review of Horrified: World…
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Star Wars Gravitrax Review
GamesReviews has reviewed a ton of toys over the past half decade, and most of them are flashes in the pan. A few obvious brands stick out, and some less obvious. I think it is no surprise to anyone that LEGO and Playmobil are a big thing with my 10 year old and 6 year old, but one other toy has also caught their attention. This is NOT a flash-in-the-pan experience either, although there is a lot of flash. When…
Read MoreSuperstore 3000 Board Game Review
Superstore 3000 is an easy to learn tile laying game for 1-4 players. Although we said “easy to learn” that doesn’t mean the strategy of the game is easy to master. As you place down stores into your mall and attempt to satisfy customers, you’ll want to keep your eyes on those attraction tiles and docking bays as well. What you build, and when you build it, will be the deciding factor in how well you perform by the end.…
Read MoreThe Role of Reviews in Ensuring Player Safety: Building Trust in Online Casinos
The online gaming industry has seen continuous growth over the past decade consistently providing entertainment and thrill to millions of gamers worldwide. However, this continued surge also comes with challenges and one of which is the increasing need to ensure gamer safety. As such, gamers are becoming conscious in choosing online casinos where they can play their favorite casino games. One of the ways most gamers look into before fully trusting an online casino site is by looking into gamer…
Read MoreAtari 50: The First Console War DLC Now Available
Atari 50 is a really amazing collection/documentary about the classic developer. Digital Eclipse, who made the collection, have gone above and beyond adding free new games, then the previous paid DLC, and now The First Console War DLC. That final DLC is available now. Atari 50’s “The First Console War” DLC is available now. The new DLC costs $7.99 and features 19 new games. The DLC focuses on the time when Intellivision made games for the Atari VCS. New video…
Read MoreLEGO Supply Llama Review
A few weeks ago, The LEGO Group and Epic Games sent over the 4 brand new LEGO Fortnite sets, and we have been having a blast putting them together. Obviously, we reviewed the big sets first – you can read our thoughts on the Battle Bus and Peely Bone now! But the most interesting set in my opinion was the Fortnite Supply Llama, a LEGO set based on the iconic purple Fortnite Llama that is always giving gifts and loot…
Read MoreSuperstore 3000 Components Overview and Impressions
Superstore 3000 from Space Cowboys landed on my desk a little while ago thanks to our friends at Asmodee Canada, and I wasn’t sure what to expect with this one. Asmodee always reaches out before sending games and asks if I’m interested – I do appreciate this – but with Superstore 3000, I wasn’t sure exactly what I would be getting. Why did I say yes? It was a relatively short game (30-45 minutes) and was playable at my son’s…
Read MoreAdverse Media Checks: Protecting Potential Businesses Against Hidden Threats
In an age where information travels at lightning speed, adverse media checks have become a vital tool for protecting potential businesses against hidden threats. As of 2024, over five billion people worldwide are using social media, a figure projected to rise to over 6 billion by 2028. This explosion in social media usage amplifies the risk of negative information spreading quickly, potentially harming a company’s reputation and financial standing. Adverse media checks help businesses understand this complicated environment by identifying…
Read MoreMore Thoughts From Me: The Year of Square Enix
Its been a really great year for Square Enix. Let’s talk about it! Earlier this year, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth came out. I didn’t get a chance to play that since I don’t have a PS5. That said, the game looked amazing. Then Visions of Mana came out in August, Romancing Saga 2 remake, and pretty soon Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D. Its been great year for Square Enix. The publisher/developer is at the top of their game, producing massive and…
Read MoreA Tactical Take on Metal Slug
Metal Slug Tactics is out today on all consoles and PC. Yesterday, we received a review code of the game for the Xbox Series. Our review isn’t ready yet but here our first impressions of the game. Metal Slug Tactics is out now for the Xbox Series X/S. The game is available on Game Pass, however we got to check it out a day early. Usually, Metal Slug is an action game but this is a tactical take on the…
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