Elden Ring PC Game Reviews

Elden Ring

Elden Ring is a souls-like title that takes all the best elements of the genre and wraps it up in a massive open-world setting. Playing as a Tarnished, players venture into the Lands Between on a heroic journey to become an Elden Lord. Unlike many open-world titles, Elden Ring is a joy to explore and features plenty of hidden dungeons, catacombs, and caves to keep players busy. Simply completing the main storyline will take hours, and the addition of different endings, tons of secrets, and lots of optional bosses extend the playtime even further. It’s more accessible than other FromSoftware titles but still offers a challenging experience that should not be missed.

Graphics: The world of Elden Ring is visually distinct and filled with memorable bosses and scenic locations packed with detail.

Gameplay: Elden Ring has so many options for weapons and spells that very few players will end up with the exact same experiences.

Sound: The game’s soundtrack, sound effects, and voice acting are all superb

Days Gone PC Game Reviews

Days Gone

Roam around a post-apocalyptic Oregon as Deacon St. John, an ex motorcycle club member trying to survive the aftermath of a virus outbreak that turned the population into violent zombie-like creatures. Deacon lost his wife during the outbreak and the game picks up two years later as he goes on a crusade against the Freakers, bandits, and everyone else who gets in his way. While Days Gone features most of the cliches found in other open-world titles its compelling story, nailbiting combat, and beautiful environments make it worth playing through. It is also filled with enough additional content to keep players coming back for more.

Gameplay: With a large, beautiful map to explore and plenty of missions as well as sidequests there’s always something to do in Days Gone.

Graphics: The game looks incredible on PC and is filled with a lot of detail as well as really good mocap performances.

Sound: Sam Witwer steals the show as the voice of Deacon St. John, but the rest of the cast also delivers stellar performances and the rest of the audio lives up to expectations

The GAMERamble Team Plays DESOLATE (3-Player Co-Op) News

The GAMERamble Team Plays DESOLATE (3-Player Co-Op)

DESOLATE by Nearga and HypeTrain Digital is a first-person horror survival experience where up to four players can team up to explore an open world filled with mysteries. Granichny Island, where the game is set, is also the epicenter of a large-scale disaster of unknown origin that has left it filled with monsters, madmen, and paranormal activity. In this series, the GAMERamble team ventures forth into the unknown to try and survive while uncovering the secrets of DESOLATE

The GAMERamble Team Plays Just Die Already (3-Player Co-Op) News

The GAMERamble Team Plays Just Die Already (3-Player Co-Op)

Just Die Already by DoubleMoose and Curve Games is an old people mayhem sandbox game. Players take control of old people who have been kicked out of their retirement home and have to fend for themselves in a dangerous city. Their only option to qualify for free retirement care is to perform hazardous challenges. Check out the video below to see the co-op mode in action

Dying Light 2 Stay Human First Look Video News

Dying Light 2 Stay Human First Look Video

Dying Light 2 Stay Human by Techland is set in a world where civilization has fallen back into the Dark Ages due to a deadly virus. The City is one of the last large human settlements, but it is being torn apart by conflict. Players step into this vast open world as a wanderer with the power to change the fate of The City. However, to do so, they will need to survive the hordes of deadly enemies that await them. Check out the video below to see some action from the game’s first mission

The GAMERamble Team Plays 7 Days to Die (3-Player Co-Op ~ Day 21 Blood Moon) News

The GAMERamble Team Plays 7 Days to Die (3-Player Co-Op ~ Day 21 Blood Moon)

7 Days to Die by The Fun Pimps is an unforgiving post-apocalyptic first-person shooter set in an open-world overrun by the undead. With combat, crafting, looting, mining, exploration, and character growth, the game has won over millions of fans since entering Early Access in 2013. In this video, the GAMERamble team attempts to survive the third Blood Moon event in the game unscathed by making a stand at a fire post

Forza Horizon 5 First Look Video News

Forza Horizon 5 First Look Video

Forza Horizon 5 by Playground Games and Xbox Game Studios is the latest installment of the popular racing series. This time around, players get to explore the vibrant and ever-evolving open-world landscapes of Mexico, where they can take hundreds of the world’s greatest cars for a spin. The game features a deep campaign with hundreds of challenges spread across unique landscapes. Check out the video below to see the first four challenges that introduce players to the game

The Signal From Tölva Special Look Video News

The Signal From Tölva Special Look Video

The Signal From Tölva by Big Robot Ltd is an open-world first-person shooter set on a distant, haunted, future world. The goal is to discover the source of a mysterious signal emanating from the planet, but the presence of rival factions means conflict is inevitable. Fortunately, players can recruit other robots to fight alongside them while exploring the sprawling alien landscape. Check out the video below to see The Signal From Tölva in action as we take our first steps on the surface of the planet and engage some hostiles along the way

Bus Simulator 21 PC Game Reviews

Bus Simulator 21

Bus Simulator 21 builds upon the solid foundation of Bus Simulator 18 while adding plenty of new content as well as refinements and improvements. Along with a huge new city, players can also return to Seaside Valley from the previous game. In addition, the streamlined interface and extra information make it easier than ever to plan profitable routes. Despite some rough edges, the game is very engaging and should satisfy simulation fans as well as players looking for a different type of driving experience.

Gameplay: Plan bus routes and then hop in and try to drive them as efficiently as possible.

Graphics: The cities are huge and detailed, but some of the textures could be better.

Sound: Lots of dialog for NPCs, but they can become repetitive after a while

Bus Simulator 21 First Look Video News

Bus Simulator 21 First Look Video

Bus Simulator 21 by stillalive studios and astragon Entertainment offers players the opportunity to experience the daily life of a bus driver in two open world cities. The game builds on the strengths of Bus Simulator 18 with revised traffic and pedestrian AI, improved graphics, and a dynamic day-night cycle with different weather conditions. There’s something for all simulation fans with single-player and synced multiplayer modes, 30 buses by well-known manufacturers, and optional refined management features. Check out the video below to see the game in action as we find out what it takes to be a bus driver