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ESO | Four More Lovely Music Boxes
My new Elder Scrolls Online video is now live at my YouTube channel! It features four more lovely music boxes, including the full songs for you to listen to. My good friend Blu3Raven4 let me film some of her music boxes for this video. Check it out on YouTube or see below: These are the music…
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ESO | Barkroot Blessing Skin Guide
Today, I’m excited to bring you a concise guide on acquiring the beautiful Barkroot Blessing skin in The Elder Scrolls Online. Despite being one of my personal favourite skins in the game, it seems to fly under the radar within the ESO community. Whether it’s due to its underrated status or simply a lack of…
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ESO | Three Gorgeous Music Boxes | Housing
I’ve been playing The Elder Scrolls Online since late 2014 and over the years they have launched numerous music boxes as furnishings that you can put into your player homes. Although, honestly, pretty much all of the music boxes are lovely, I do have a few favourites. In my latest video I showcase three of…
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7 Days to Die | Perishton Horde
After a few Diersville hospital horde nights, and one utterly destructive night in the ski lodge, we moved to Perishton for our next base in 7 Days to Die. The only problem we encountered was our base being too fortified – the zombies could barely get inside. Most of the damage was self-inflicted so we’ve…
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FFXIV | Glamours for Casters (PVP Edition)
I’ve been playing Final Fantasy XIV for the past couple of months and I’m obsessed. Especially with the fashion! This post coincides with my YouTube video of the same name. Here’s a little breakdown of the four different looks that I cover in my YouTube video Glamours for Gathering. I know PVP isn’t for everyone, but…
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7 Days to Die | Horde Base Tours
Been playing 7 Days to Die for a couple of months now and we’ve pretty much exclusively held our horde nights at the hospital in Diersville. Last time we decided to head up north to the Ski Lodge and do a horde night there, although we ended up trashing the place so we’ll be moving…
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FFXIV | Glamours for Gathering
I’ve been playing Final Fantasy XIV for the past couple of months and I’m obsessed. Especially with the fashion! This post coincides with my YouTube video of the same name. Here’s a little breakdown of the four different looks that I cover in my YouTube video Glamours for Gathering. Look #1 The first look is…
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Gaming for Social Good: How Games Are Making a Positive Impact
I always hated when someone said that gaming was a waste of time. It’s no more a ‘waste of time’ than watching a TV show or a movie. The difference is that games are interactive, often encouraging you to solve puzzles, strategise and stay alert. A lot of people associate video games with mindless entertainment…
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Apparently Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture
A while ago I posted about the incredibly atmospheric and emotional walking sim Dear Esther. Intrigued by the other games developed by The Chinese Room, I decided to try out Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture (on PlayStation) and it did not disappoint. Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture feels like a walking sim a lot of…
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The Rise and Fall of Rift: A Journey through Trion Worlds’ Epic MMO
Rift was the first MMO I ever got seriously into. I’d tired WoW and gave it a good shot, but it didn’t stick with me for some reason. Then one day a close friend suggested that I try Rift, believing I might prefer it to WoW. Honestly, I’d had no luck with MMOs up until…
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Cloudpunk | Unexpectedly Addictive
Cloudpunk was added to the PlayStation Plus Extra catalogue and, after seeing the cover art, I figured I’d boot it up just to see… and then ended up playing for about three hours straight. The game seems unassuming at first but man is it addictive. Cloudpunk is an atmospheric adventure set in a cyberpunk metropolis,…
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Pure Charm | Kena: Bridge of Spirits
Along with TUNIC, Kena: Bridge of Spirits could be up there in my top 10 indie games of all time. It’s certainly one of the most charming games I’ve played in recent years, with a beautiful design and varied gameplay… and the Rot! It’s hard to believe that this is only the first game developed…
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The Medium | Scratch Your Silent Hill Itch
I finally got around to finishing The Medium on Playstation, getting in there just before it comes out of Plus Extra. And it’s good. It reminded me very much of classic horror game franchises like old school Resident Evil and Silent Hill, so if you love those games, or you’re trying to find something to…
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Exploring Different Gaming Genres
Gaming has evolved into a vast and diverse industry, offering an extensive range of experiences to players around the globe. With countless genres to choose from, each with its unique gameplay mechanics and storytelling styles, gaming has something for everyone. In this article, I’m going to breeze through some of the most popular gaming genres,…
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Path of Exile: A Complex Epic Action RPG
I love Path of Exile. I was introduced to it almost ten years ago, not too long after it came out, by a gaming friend who suggested I might like the dark fantasy and combat elements. It was probably my first isometric RPG set in a huge, ever-growing fantasy world and I did fall in…
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Gaming Easter Eggs
In the context of video games, “easter eggs” are hidden or secret content, features or references that developers intentionally include as a form of surprise or homage. These can range from subtle nods to pop culture references, inside jokes, hidden levels, or even full-fledged hidden mini-games. Easter eggs are typically not essential to the main…
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BioShock: A Masterpiece of Narrative and Atmosphere
There are a ton of games out there across multiple platforms these days, but certain titles stand out as true masterpieces that push the boundaries of storytelling and unforgettable experiences. Among them is BioShock, a game that captivated players upon its release in 2007, and it continues to be a landmark game in interactive storytelling.…
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Age of Empires: A Classic Historical Strategy Franchise
Few game franchises have managed to capture the essence of human history and the thrill of strategic warfare quite like Age of Empires. Developed by Ensemble Studios and now under the care of Relic Entertainment, the Age of Empires series has been a staple of the real-time strategy (RTS) genre since its inception in 1997.…
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