Thinking of buying a Nintendo Switch this Christmas? Which one?!
New post weighs up options for purchasing the Nintendo Switch versus the Nintendo Switch Lite this Christmas.
Category Archives: Games
A bunch of AR (Augmented Reality) apps to try for Halloween
Covering a selection of 5+ AR apps to download, test out and show off to family and friends for Halloween (and beyond…) You can sense the beginnings of MR (Mixed Reality) in these titles.
Memories of Skyrim
This post just features Skyrim game music, info and video areas from the game (with the original ambient soundtrack). It should re-awaken a longing for fantasy-style village taverns and distant mountain temples.
Minecraft EARTH: Fostering a new generation of 3D builders in AR+MR?
Could Minecraft EARTH pave the way for a new wave of 3D building and creativity by tomorrow’s users of AR?
An Open World of Gaming + Education
Gaming + Education is an open world with the Assassin’s Creed ‘Discovery Tour’ free update…
‘No Man’s Sky Beyond’ release date…
Find out the release date for ‘No Man’s Sky Beyond’ update. In fact, three updates in one, including VR support….
‘The Dark Crystal’ reappears in the age of Netflix. Will it shine?
The world of The Dark Crystal and mature fantasy reappears in August 2019 thanks to the Age of Netflix. Let’s hope the three suns meet again…
Going Ape: ‘Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey’ game
From Panache Digital Games, comes an interesting evolution-inspired ape game that puts you in the feet of a tree-jumping primate…
Best Games featuring Dragons! (including VR)
New post just written for Gaming Impact featuring Youtube clips of VR dragon-flying fantasies…
Notre Dame in Assassin’s Creed Unity
Some gameplay of Assassin’s Creed Unity featuring Notre Dame cathedral… in revolutionary Paris…
Netflix for Gaming: Google Stadia and the Future Alternative
Does Google Stadia sound the death knell for physical game disks and living room console hardware? Maybe soon…
Indie-Game Highlight: A Plague Tale: Innocence
‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ is coming this Summer 2019 to most platforms. It’s set in 1300s France (!?) and looks… beautiful, emotional and… horrid.
Alien: Isolation Returns
Watch the ‘digital series’ now online, based on the 2014 game ‘Alien: Isolation’ about Amanda Ripley’s terrible quest to find her mother.
Game Highlight: ‘KOI’
Take a look at this relaxing game where you simply orientate a fish through an endangered pond ecosystem…
Game Highlight: Degrees of Separation (Co-op/Puzzle/Platformer)
A unique puzzle-platform game where 2 players can work together through a beautifully-realised world with fire and ice, is out now…
LEMMINGS! – Now Falling into Smartphones
These ‘mobilised’ Lemmings look the same, still make the same Worms-type sounds, but… they’ve had to evolve and adapt for a post-Angry Birds era….
Beachhead 2020: More than just a VR game?
BEACHHEAD 2020 in VR promises to open up a world of opportunity to gamers by uniting our idea of an ‘alternate world’ with a video game FPS concept. How will the two integrate to become more than just a game? The answer lies in cryptocurrency and blockchain.
The Best Mobile Game of 2018
There were many a mobile title in 2018, but if you had to choose, what one game ticks the boxes for what a finger-pressing ‘distraction’ should ideally provide to the majority of young (and older, stressed-out) smartphone-bearers… Can you guess…?
Games with Impact on 2019
What are the games that look set to push the envelope in 2019? Here is an overview featuring Youtube clips of amazing gameplay at Gaming Impact.com…
More details on the new Alien: ‘Blackout’
‘Alien: Blackout’ returns us to the character of Amanda Ripley, but it won’t quite be Alien: Isolation all over again… (sigh of relief, but also a disappointment…) Still, it could still surprise everyone…
Cryptocoinopoly: Go to HODL!
Cryptocoinopoly on Github is well worth a look. It’s still good ole’ Monopoly but is also an amusing commentary from 2018+ that looks set to give traditional finance a run for its money!
Mobile Game Review: MONUMENT VALLEY 2
Monument Valley 2 in 2017 saw the welcome return of Ustwo Games’s fragmented, eye-candy puzzle-world. It once again raised the game for mobile smartphone puzzlers (and traditional ones) but with so many ideas visited, one wonders why more time (and levels) weren’t provided for it. Let’s hope it’s simply because there’s more to come…
Let’s Play… A (Decentralised) Game! (DApp)
Following on from a previous related post, please check out this new article over at Gaming Impact.com… Feel free to comment with any thoughts or on any stand-out dApps you […]
PS Plus Games: the December lineup…
Find out what the PS Plus titles are this December 2018…
‘Fugue in Void’ [indie game]
It’s games like these that extend the nature of games, or what constitutes one, and what can be possible in the medium…
Amazon making… games?
Two projects, in fact, are coming soon from Amazon Game Studios, a division from a company that now has the technology and infrastructure to go ‘all in’ on games, as it says on their page…
7 great games you can play on a bad PC
Does owning a rubbish PC mean you’re stuck playing mini flash games or watching YouTubers play top titles online? No…
‘Wands’ snapshot VR review
You pay a modest fee for this game, but it’s true to its name. It’s a fun, wand-wielding game of magical spell selection and blasting…
Conflict0: Shattered
Sitting inside cockpits, cars, planes – or even giant robots – can complement a VR experience really well. Step into this free Oculus one and give it a blast.
What’s New in the New Assassin’s Creed?
New article for October 2018 release of Assassin’s Creed ‘Odyssey’ written for Gaming Impact…
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