Author: Donnie | Editor | GameForce.blog

One of my GOAT moments as a videogaming youngster is the final mission of Psygnosis cyberpunk flight sim G-Police. (It came out in 1997, and as such, I think the statute of limitations on spoilers has passed, but if you still intend to play, stop reading now.) The mission completes the long arc of foreshadowing begun by the intro’s mention that capital-class spacecraft have been outlawed, following a ruinous war. It turns out that one particular evil corpo has been sneakily building one of these megaships – not only that, but you get to fly inside it, cannons ablazing. It…

I can guarantee you that a zombie survival game called God Save Birmingham wasn’t on your “2024 Video Game Announcements” bingo card. It takes place in 14th century England, and tasks you with fending off the rampant zombie hordes of a populace who’ve succumbed to a mysterious case of reanimation. Perhaps the cause is that there’s no Maccies or TK Maxx at the local Bull Ring yet. Read more  Read More

I’m still a little giddy over how much I enjoyed lucarne-lobbing puzzler Tactical Breach Wizards. So much so that I mentioned in my review how I’m well up for another run of its fifteen hour campaign. I’d already got a few missions into hard mode. There’s no more starting mana points! It’s a real…pane. Now, I might have to start again, even if going out of my way to grab the tapes added in its developer’s commentary mode is going to be extra tricky. Ah, but will being able to chuck the recorders at my enemies for a point of…

Take the ballroom scene from Disney’s Beauty And The Beast, swap the wailing utensils for an army of chibi cats, endow Belle with low-key Doctor Manhattan-grade powers of matter transformation, and you’re perhaps beginning to approximate the experience of Infinity Nikki – an open world dress-up adventure from Singapore-based Infold and former Legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild developer Kentaro Tominaga. Trailered this week at Gamescom 2024, it’s the fifth installment in the hitherto mobile-focussed Nikki series and it’s seemingly going down a storm, with over 12 million pre-registrations so far (albeit, many of them motivated by the prospect…

A few months back, I enjoyed lurking a conversation on the RPS Discord about the proliferation of cyberpunk/steampunk/atompunk/what-have-you-punk variants and how most of them in fact lack the rebelliousness and counter-counter elements that punk actually entails. That discussion was back on my mind as I sat down to play Reignbreaker, a new action-roguelike from Studio Fizbin, at Gamescom 2024 – slightly wary of its self-described medievalpunk styling. However! Turns out you’re trying to kill the queen. Yep, that’s, uh, that’s pretty punk. Read more  Read More

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There are many hidden collectibles in Black Myth: Wukong that give you special items or secret quests to complete. Buddha’s Eyeballs are one of them that we will cover in this guide on how to get and what they are used for. Where to Find All Buddha’s Eyeballs in Black Myth Wukong There are a total of six eyeballs you will find during your adventures in the Yellow Wind Ridge region, Chapter 2 of the game. These eyeballs are on the Buddha statues scattered around Fright Cliff of Chapter 2. Here are the locations for all six Buddha Eyeballs: Read…

The Cultist Circle is a hideout feature in Escape from Tarkov that works like a loot box. It works the same way as the Scav Case, but both these features don’t need real money. They are just a way to have a little fun while getting rid of your useless items. Players instantly look at how to make money using this feature or at least use the most efficient strategy to get something cool like a Red Keycard or even just a Slick. Here’s the best way to get great items using the Cultist Circle in Escape from Tarkov. Read…

Black Myth: Wukong has tons of powerful bosses to take on, and you could be forgiven for thinking the entire game is a boss rush. Some of these fights are necessary to progress, and for many players, the Black Wind King might be the first major roadblock. Thankfully, he’s not a cheap boss and still has plenty of windows to attack. Here is how you can beat the Black Wind King in Black Myth: Wukong. Black Myth Wukong Boss Guide: Black Wind King We recommend starting the Black Wind King fight and using the Veiled Vipers ability by transforming into…

World of Warcraft: The War Within has several quest chains tied to each of the new zones in Khaz Algar. One of the last quests in the campaign is the Uniting Severed Threads, where Xal’atath and Alleria Windrunner finally engage each other. Some players may find themselves stuck in this quest through no fault of their own because of a bug. Here’s how you can fix the bug and finish the Uniting Severed Threads in World of Warcraft TWW and finally progress further. How to Finish Uniting Severed Threads Quest in World of Warcraft The War Within The Uniting Severed…