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  A Star War's Story Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order This is how the story began. In a galaxy far, far, away. Set five years after the Revenge Of The Syth and the completion of order 66. Somewhere between episodes 3 and 4. The Jedi were   scattered across the Galaxy. The few that remained after the purge, were hidden like needles in a hay stack. The days of Jedi freely roaming and protecting where over. Darkness had fallen, now. The Empire had a hardon for eliminating the remaining Jedi. Jedi's were labeled and wanted as traitors. The inquisitor and Second Sister were tasked with a mission. A mission hellbent on the destruction of every last Jedi starting with Cal Kestis. Cal was once a Padawan, Learning how to harness the force since childhood. Of course Cal had refused to use his abilities. For obvious reasons. Anyone, who sees a Jedi, is to report them directly to the Empire. They had eyes and ears everywhere, not to mention a burst of Jedi force energy would be white amongst ...

Introduction I game whenever I get the chance. So it was during my off-time from work when I discovered Wo-Long Fallen Dynasty on my game pass. Just released and available to download day one! With only seeing a glimpse of this game trailer, I was sold. Wo-Long became my next challenge.    Based Losely On Historical Events Like the Nioh games this one is based on an actual historical time, but glorified by mythical folk-lore and dark fantasy. set in about 184-200 A.D. China, a nameless warrior fights for survival against the demon plaqued lands of the Three Kingdom Era, amongst the fall of the Han dynasty. Good Place To Start? The Dark Souls genre games have never been my strong suit. I consider myself somewhat of a good gamer, but after reading the reviews of how easy people where saying this game was, I realized I may not be that good. I personally found this game to be a challenge, atleast in the begin. I've never completed any From Soft games. I found that they could frust...

Control by: Remedy Games A few years ago Remedy Games released  Quantum Break , an ambitious attempt to merge television with gaming. While the concept of merging a game and a TV show may have sounded  interesti ng in theory, it ultimately fell apart in the final release.  Control  feels like the developers studied what went wrong in  Quantum Break  and tried to learn from their mistakes. Photo By: @16bit.ninja Control  is not an easy game to describe ...         It seems to belong to the genre of science fiction, though its subject matter goes beyond many science fiction stories. Its peculiar and sometimes abstract plot is filled with bizarre encounters and occurrences that are often left unexplained. Even its main character finds a lot of it confusing. We’re dealing with scientific phenomena, but of a nature that goes beyond any regular understanding of science. I’m almost tempted to compare it to the writings ...