New Blizzard IP _ new Star Wars games and Pokemon Legends_ Arceus _ This Week In Videogames Part 3

 It's a lot of fun, but it's characterized by a slow start and final hours that lose momentum as the campaign draws to a close. Quote while I [ __ ] loved it I gave it a rare one I made one of these but I think this one really deserves it it's out on Steam Xbox and Game Pass right now. Try it. I really don't think you'll be disappointed sports game which looks a lot like extreme pong, it scores at a strong 78 even by open critics, it does better on steam too where it's at around 90 percent, mostly positive it is too available in Game Pass and if you thought we were getting into a rhythm here then don't worry the next one will hit a very different Rainbow 6 excerpt that arrived on all platforms this week including a release of the Game passes at around seven out of ten across the board t This is a very consistent score by the way, with everyone agreeing that the basics are there because we already had those basics in the siege, but what the extraction adds on top of that might justify it not up to asking price I think this was the most boring, memorable, unemotional game I've played in a long time, and I did ke, a lot of people agree, but a lot of people don't. Being included in the game pass gave people a chance to just try it out for themselves and for some people that clicked and they enjoyed themselves especially when playing with friends. I find it funny because a lot of people [ __ ] at ubisoft say all their games are just copy and paste jobs and I'm always the guy who acts like I don't really think so is fair but this is literally the video game Ubisoft has copied and pasted the most and I'm like guys this sucks and everyone else is like oh I like this one good job Ubisoft and I'm just here over there as is

I'm going crazy anyway. I still don't think this has a shelf life of more than two weeks, but don't take my word for it. You can check it out on the game pass whenever you damn please also I'll go A link to my review below so what's coming out this week well it's a quiet week but there's at least one big one maybe two Hitters here starting the artful escape that has made its way to Playstation consoles and tunes in on the 25th. This is an audiovisual experience. As much as it's a video game I'm told, but those who played it absolutely loved it, it was a nominee at the Game Awards for Art Direction, and you can totally understand why you'd be just watch this footage, it's only about four to five hours long so make sure you expect a short and sharp experience. Sirius Sam is getting DLC ​​this week. It's called Siberian Chaos. It's exclusive to PC. Of course it also ended up on the 25th which the term ludo narrative dissonance really means that the lovable villain Nathan Drake murders the populace of a small country to steal both some treasure and our hearts The Lost Legacy also makes the whole graphical upgrade -Thing to be expected unknown games are always top tiers. So when you play one for the first time a treat awaits you that you can't go back and play the other three first on pc you're missing out on a lot if you jump straight into four and finally I can't believe it's here pokemon arceus launches this week we talked earlier about the hype and excitement for this it's very big, just as big i expect sales will be like that as there is no such thing as poorly selling pokemon games, even if they are terrible . Will this be terrible? I think we'll find out when the game releases exclusively for the switch on the 28th ew it someday, I don't know, we'll see that February is already pretty packed so it's definitely not going to be any time soon , but maybe I'll come back to that later, maybe probably not maybe unlikely. Hey, put that on your radar

That's a jump now. This is a self-released title from the developers Blue Isle Studios. It's a bit like tribes back then. A huge open-plan map with massive amounts of verticality built into each player's movement kit. You get a short jump forward cooldown you get a grappling hook on a very short cooldown and you can summon a sick looking hoverboard to drive around on and even barrel roll with this weekend ran a playtest and i was only able to test the tutorial, since the servers weren't When I had time to play, I even enjoyed the tutorial, it felt so fast and fluid. I loved the movement options. Shooting felt solid. It went well. It looked good. Yes, I was like them. It's currently running a closed beta, so you can sign up for it. I hope this goes down well. The massive success of Split Gate has shown us that there is still plenty of room for new arena shooters and the entire Tribe segment of the market just hasn't been served at all since iced over well Tribes, so if this game could do something like that , while it leaves us cruising around on a goddamn hoverboard then it has a chance of succeeding, certainly not a release for this one but I'll leave a link to the Steam page below Free stuff time and it's a quiet week since we're up the home stretch to February Epic, which is good for us, although this week you can get your hands on the first-person puzzler relicta, which has some positive Steam reviews out there, so it might be fun on the 28th you'll get though Damon x Machina, that's pretty good, that thing still sells for almost full price on steam, it's around 80, mostly positive, it's a very pure mech combat RPG with tie Deep customization and a storyline and cool graphics all in the package, if you're a web or web-near chances you'll probably like this game pass. This week got a little tweak as we near the end of the month. They still have the excellent Hitman trilogy there, as well as the totally not excellent Rainbow Six Extraction Nobody Saves the World and Wind Jammers 2 are live now and joining those sacred indie ranks is one of the 2021 Death's Door favorites. This was last year's game of the year for some people as its simple but impressive graphics tell its melancholy story

Its strong level design and amazing soundtrack has propelled it to the top of the indie pack. I reviewed this one and I definitely recommended it. I didn't love the fight. I felt like it was a bit flat If you were someone who appreciates well-made isometric action games or Zelda-likes or just good video games then this is the one you should really check out. The feel good story for the week is a little on the sassy side or you have little ones in the room you might want to get off here italy home of the colosseum ferrari mario and nintendo sue to protect mario no wait thats japan anyway italian lawmakers rallied this week to discuss the important topic of data transparency but at one point in their meeting they got a little more transparency than they expected it happened just as nobel laureate giorgio parisi was being introduced and welcomed on the live feed here is how it ran yeah sad i'm forced to censor the good stuff unless my channel gets heated by youtube but i can assure you that final fantasy 7's tifa enjoys someone's busta sword. The funny thing is this went on forever until they finally cut off the visual feed, but the audio will eventually take control of things and restore the feed, but to this day we're still not sure if it was hackers who did it disrupted the stream as is claimed, or if old pal Giorgio Parisi just forgot to close one of his tabs when they cut over to his screen I think the latter is good for you Giorgio, you have excellent taste , and ladies and gentlemen, Video Games Week was a shorter episode today as we covered this big Microsoft Activision Blizzard news in a separate video, link below if you missed it. Thank you for always stopping by. If you want to help your boy, you can know to hit the like button, hit the subscribe button if it's still red, and send this notification bell so you'll know when that next time

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