There was this fantasy gang in the Dawnshore region of the fantasy world presented by the Avowed video game. They were robing, murdering, and terrorazing, but one nice and sunny day (It's always sunny

Spiders, or more like, some spider - like creatures, in this game are pretty big compared to spiders here on Earth, in our real lives, where various species and environments are getting extinct, urbanized,

There are these old gasometers, I regurarely see on my drives from the city back home, becouse their tops are visible from the bypass road I usually take.

I stumbled upon this quest quite unexpectedly, on a quiet sunny day, while wandering the streets of Paradis.

Well, it depends. It depends ... ... on how you have built your character until this point in the game. It depends on your strengths and weaknesses, like anything else, in the game or out there in real

Very soon after starting Avowed, you have to die. It's inevitable. A scripted kind of inevitable. And so I died upon entering the city of Paradis for the first time. An arrow got me, a poisonous arrow,

The narrative in Avowed is pretty complex. It shares many tropes and cliches with other fantasy games, movies, and literature, but quite a few of them are successfully subverted or at least changed enough

There is this fun little mission I came across in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood last night. It involves a war machine, a machine gun of sorts, made by Leonardo da Vinci, and mounted on a wagon pulled by

I just started playing this game that came out last year. My initial plan was to replay The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion with many mods, but then I came across a video talking about Avowed. I saw a bit of

Yep, it's just like the title says. You'll see some black, some white, and quite a few shades of gray here, but ...

After playing Dead Space for about an hour without feeling inspired to take any screenshots, I reached the segment of the game that looked like something that could be interesting to put in a post like

I heard a lot about this game since it came out in 2012, and practically everything that has been said and written was positive. I got intrigued, but I wasn't into playing video games back then; there

Today, I'm about to show you some working people, for a change, in the Assassin's Creed Brotherhood game. I came across them in the fields around the colosseum.

I played a bit of the Dead Space remake last night, just one short segment, a mission of sorts or part of a mission, something like that.

Visually, the atmosphere in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is at its best after the sunset ...

After the long night of terror described in the last Dead Space - related post published about a week ago, I continued playing that game from time to time, but in much smaller doses.

After the long night of terror described in the last Dead Space - related post published about a week ago, I continued playing that game from time to time, but in much smaller doses.

There is this lovely little gem I stumbled upon a few days ago, a fairly simple indie game with a memorable art style. I play it in short sessions between bigger, more challenging games. It's a turn-based

I was awake last night, the whole damn night, busy playing a damn good addictive game from ten PM to six in the morning.

The Assassin's Creed in question is the one called Brotherhood. It's an Assassin's Creed 2,5 of sorts. It came soon after the 2, and it feels a bit like a massive DLC with better graphics. A great game,