In this issue

Welcome to issue 162 of The GameOn Magazine!
Games have come and games have gone, but Blood
Bowl 3 is for life — or at least until Blood Bowl 4. You
can check out the review later in this issue, but for
now I’ll tell you what to expect in the rest of these
pages!
Our articles see Niall talking about Redfall and
Darktide, and Jase talking about Rockstar. As well as
the usual contenders for your attention like So I Tried
and Hidden Gems, Jon looked back at one of the Zelda
games and waxed poetic about videogames in
general.
After that the previews are packed, with Dredge
which is out in a few days, and no less than three
titles that are coming out in April! Mike also got to
check out the PSVR2 exclusive C-Smash VRS at an
event in London, so you can read about that too!
Then the reviews have more 9/10s than I remember
seeing in a while, but not everything was a winner! Of
course, as the cover and this page shows we have
Deliver Us Mars from Jase and Blood Bowl 3 from
Bennet, but we also have several titles from Alana,
including one DLC. We also have Wo Long: Fallen
Dynasty, but the artwork didn’t really go with this
page or the front cover.

So I Tried... Dude, Stop

Andrew played a bit of a puzzler

1 min

Hidden Gem: A Story Beside

Alyssa found a gem

3 mins

Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Is A Mess!

Niall wants this mess cleaned up

2 mins

Game Over: Lost Judgment

Andrew finished a game

4 mins

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker's Artstyle 20 Years Later

Jon fondly remembers the cel-shaded Zelda

3 mins

Why The Upcoming Redfall Should Be Amazing

Niall is looking forward to Redfall

2 mins

We Need to Talk About Rockstar

Jase plans an intervention

3 mins

Evil Dead: The Game Needs One More Major Update

Niall wants an update

2 mins

How Accessible is Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty?

Andrew looks at accessibility

1 min

Videogames Are A Miracle And We Should Appreciate Them More

Jon appreciates miracles

4 mins

Dredge

You’re a fisherman sailing to your new home. The sun hangs high over your boat; an “angler wanted” sign rests amongst your messy belongings; you steer across the vast open water.

4 mins

Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened is a remake of the 2007 action-adventure, puzzle game of the same name.

4 mins

Afterimage

I always look forward to Next Fest events that Steam puts on, letting gamers check out tons of great demos for games awaiting release. There are loads of great titles, but every once in a while one feels extra special, like it is sure to be a hit.

3 mins

Troublemaker

I don't like comparing games to other games, but when it comes to Troublemaker there’s just no avoiding a comparison to Bully (AKA Canis Canem Edit).

2 mins

Strayed Lights

Developed and published by Embers S.A.S. and Embers, the first thing you will notice in Strayed Lights are the beautiful visuals. The lighting effects look amazing!

3 mins

C-Smash VRS

Recently, I had the opportunity to attend an event showcasing the upcoming PS VR2 exclusive: C-Smash VRS.

4 mins

Pharaoh: A New Era

You know that over-rated trivia quote “The time between us and the Roman Empire is the same as Cleopatra is to the construction of the pyramids”?

3 mins

Elderand

Developed by Sinergia Games and published by Graffiti Games, Elderand has players taking on the role of Hunter, a Bounty Hunter going after Sserthris, the force responsible for the darkness that is taking over these lands.

3 mins

The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure

Well, isn’t this a treat? Mere months after the release of The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero, comes its sequel, and finale of its storyline: The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure.

4 mins

The Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck

I got the chance to preview The Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck! while it was in Early Access on Steam. This title is the second game based on the young-adult novel series of the same name and the Netflix show which currently has three seasons.

4 mins

SokoChess White

SokoChess White is a spin-off of a minimalist block-pushing puzzle game developed and published by Daisy Games (a father and son duo, so cool!), which follows the same basic movements of chess, with the goal of getting pieces to where they belong.

1 min

Breakers Collection

Breakers and Breakers Revenge are competitive fighting games that were released in 1996 and 1998 respectively for the Neo Geo console.

5 mins

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty

Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja’s next big game is finally here, and it should come as no surprise that it’s a challenging one!

5 mins

Patch Quest

Patch Quest is a unique game as it combines a variety of genres to create a new experience, like how a quilt is created by sewing together numerous patches.

6 mins

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