With how fast the video game industry moves, it can be fun to take a step back from the countless new games releasing on a daily basis and turning our gaze to the past. In this case, leaping back a full ten years and seeing just how we’ve progressed with some titles biting the dust […]
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While it does lack a campaign it does have some form of solo play via having seven tiers of matches against the AI. Each match will take place in a completely new map, making it impossible to learn them, but you will get a grip on the weapons and flow of the game. There are
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Gladiator Trainer is a management sim in which you force your slaves to fight in your name for both money and prestige. Being a lowborn yourself, there isn’t much glory to be had at first as you pit your fighters in illegal back alley fights where the payout will barely have you breaking even. Your
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GOG, formerly known as Good Old Games has been around for a full decade now, starting from their humble beginnings as a small local retailer to becoming one of gaming’s most prevalent digital distribution sites. What separates them from many other of its competitors is their firm stance about not including DRM on the games they sell and their
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One of the most unique features of this title is in its attempt to recapture the sense of gaming during the 80’s and early 90’s. You will have access to seven unique themes which allow you to emulate playing on ancient PC hardware such as the Commodore 64, as well as including a few Nintendo
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Things quickly escalate from there and you soon find yourself in a solo mission on Cuba to rescue some prisoners. It’s worth noting that you don’t have to have prior knowledge of the Metal Gear universe to understand the gist of what is going on, though if you wish to delve into the lore there
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Every five floors there is a hidden door which serves as a checkpoint should you meet your end. Finding it is a risky ordeal since you have to click on every tile until you randomly do so, and that increases your chances to stumble across many nasty surprises. Even when you finally reach it, you
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Starting off you will have a choice of three fully featured campaigns. Story-wise it makes the most sense to start with the second campaign called Lugaru to learn about Turner’s past and why he is so, to put it bluntly, edgy. It is far more difficult than the first campaign however, and will not ease
