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Lost Sphear – Review

By gameozilla February 16, 2018 0

The RPG games genre has been a Japanese game school specialty for a long time and has raised numerous gamers. The same gamers will say that jRPG games are no longer what they once were, which is true, but will also be happy to find out where jRPG titles are today. The game called Lost Sphear counts on this fact, offering gamers a grain of nostalgia and striving to achieve

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT – Review

By gameozilla February 9, 2018 0

Crossover projects that mix characters from different games/media into one „mishmash“ are certainly very appealing to video game publishers. If we exclude Kingdom Hearts, crossovers are mostly part of the martial arts games field (Marvel vs Capcom, Smash Bros.). Given that in such games players have the opportunity to inflict physical damage on the characters that are hated; it is clear where their attractiveness comes from. This time Dissidia decided

Dragon Ball FighterZ – Review

By gameozilla January 31, 2018 0

Dragon Ball FighterZ is a product of the Arc System Works development team, the team responsible for the respected Guilty Gear and BlazBlue series and which has worked on Dragon Ball games on a number of occasions, but this is the first game they made for the home consoles. The developer in question likes two things: hand-drawn 2D graphics and gameplay based on combo moves. This makes them an ideal

Monster Hunter World – Review

By gameozilla January 31, 2018 0

In the games, hunting was once an activity reserved for the Cabela’s C production games. The situation began to change sometime at the arrival of Red Dead Redemption, and then there was a wave of games where hunting was one of the basic mechanics. Far Cry 3, The Witcher 3 and Horizon Zero Dawn are just some of those games. But before them there was Monster Hunter, Capcom's series that

Hidden Agenda – Review

By gameozilla December 7, 2017 0

There is something strange in human nature that makes the concept of mysterious murders the climax of intrigue for us. It is the simplest explanation to why the crime genre enjoys so much success in popular culture and why it is present wherever you turn. Among the most read books of today are Nesbø’s and Larsson’s crime stories, and on the TV you can watch the trillionth CSI season followed

Star Wars: Battlefront II – Review

By gameozilla December 2, 2017 0

Battlefront II's singleplayer campaign begins promisingly and briefly touches on the motif of excessive self-confidence. The story is about the events between the sixth and seventh episode of the Star Wars, a canon that no other medium will materialize. The final spice of that delicacy is the fact that Iden Versio, the commander of the imperial Inferno Squad, is in the lead. The story rests on a weak basis, and the

Horizon Zero Dawn: Frozen Wilds – Review

By gameozilla November 28, 2017 0

According to Guerrilla Games, in the Horizon Zero Dawn: Frozen Wilds, a technologically advanced species, with which we share the century, spent its time saving the world instead of praying to various gods, and a thousand years later the protagonist Aloy follows the same path. On the other side, the people our young heroine encounters on her journey still struggle with primitive beliefs which makes them give a form of

Need for Speed: Payback – Review

By gameozilla November 24, 2017 0

Prior to the release of Need for Speed: Payback I joked how this could be NFS Refund or NFS Rear View Mirror. After I invested more time in that game than it deserved, I think a better name for it would be NFS Payoff. Everything in the new NFS is about paying. For every possible thing, even the most ridiculous of them, the game pays some points to you. You

Call of Duty: WWII – Review

By gameozilla November 21, 2017 0

This year Sledgehammer Games has made a decent WW2 game that can proudly stand beside the first two Call of Duty games. Decent in this case means exactly what you would expect from a Call of Duty game, and not much more than that. The campaign is firmly directed and scripted, and the multiplayer is recognizably conservative in the terms of today's shooter games. The advantage of all this is

Football Manager 2018 – Review

By gameozilla November 19, 2017 0

The job of a football coach, or a manager, has changed dramatically over the last few years. Managers are now stay in clubs and representations shorter than players themselves. We're not even halfway through the current season, and big names like Ancelotti, Bilic, de Boer, etc. have already been fired. It's funny to compare the actual manager job with the virtual one, primarily because it gives you far more insight