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Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends Impressions
Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends isn’t your typical restaurant simulator. Sure, you’ll be crafting delectable rolls and nigiri, but at its heart, this game is about forging connections and becoming a part of a charming little community. Stepping into the shoes of a sushi-making robot, you’ll find yourself in a picturesque village nestled amongst rolling hills – a stark contrast to the sterile labs you might be accustomed to. The art style is a delightful blend of soft colors…
Lamborghini Countach Arrives in LEGO Form!
Gear up for a new LEGO Icons set – the Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole! This detailed model lets car enthusiasts and collectors build a luxurious and technological marvel from bricks. Packed with authentic features, the set includes the iconic scissor doors that open upwards for a realistic touch. The LEGO® Icons Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole will be available starting July 4th, 2024 at LEGO stores and online at LEGO Canada. Want to Learn More? We have additional information and images…
Tomten Components Overview and Review
Is it July yet? Can we say Christmas in July? Well never mind, today we have the fantastic pleasure of looking at the components for an upcoming crowdfunding campaign for the game Tomten. Tomten is a Christmas themed game of fun where players and work cooperatively, in teams, or competitively to complete contracts while preparing for the holiday season. There isn’t a ton in the box, but based on the copy I am looking at, the production quality is great!…
Ticket to Ride Paris Review
Ticket to Ride Paris is another great installment in the small box Ticket to Ride series. Where will it fit in your ranking?
Summer Game Fest Isn’t E3 – And That’s Okay
The Summer Game Fest has come and gone to mark the semi-official start of the season’s Not-E3 celebrations. And yet this year, more than ever, we can see that it’s not the E3 replacement perhaps everybody wants it to be. That should be okay. That is to say, there a place for a smaller “hyped” event that can explore a variety of smaller games alongside a few bigger announcements. And while that might not seem like a controversial opinion, for…
Bitoku Unboxing and Components Review
Bitoku is a complex game but is also very colourful and well produced! Let's take a look at the games components!
Project 13 Impressions
Project 13 on Xbox One and Series X/S is an unconventional experience that blends psychological horror with walking simulator elements. Here’s a more detailed look at what the game offers: A Descent into Unease: Endless Corridors: The entire game takes place within a single, sterile psychiatric ward corridor. This monotonous setting is broken only by subtle changes in lighting, decoration, or even the occasional ominous message scrawled on the wall. As you progress, a sense of unease builds with each…
Hypercharge Unboxed Impressions
Hypercharge Unboxed on Xbox isn’t just a trip down memory lane; it’s a fully-fledged shooter with surprising strategic depth lurking beneath its colorful exterior. Here’s a closer look at what makes this game tick: Hypercharge throws a whole toy box full of weapons your way. You’ll find classics like Nerf blasters and cap guns alongside more outlandish fare like marshmallow launchers and splatter paint cannons. Each weapon feels distinct, with satisfying feedback that makes every virtual “pew pew” a joy.…
Aquatica Unboxing and Components Review
Aquatica looks like a really interesting game, but a good game usually requires good components. Does it have that?
Terminal 81 Impressions
Terminal 81 takes you on a haunting journey through the crime-ridden streets of Terminal 81, a fictionalized São Paulo neighborhood in 2008. You step into the shoes of Lorena, a recent arrival struggling to make ends meet amidst a harsh economic climate. As a string of kidnappings throws the community into fear, you’ll find yourself not just trying to survive, but also unraveling the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface. The game’s greatest strength lies in its ability to create…