What’s up, my brothers and sisters? Zenishira here!
Today, I won’t be reviewing a game! That’s right, I told you I was running dry with the games that I could review, so I asked you to make game requests. Remember my previous post where I got Red Returns to talk about Oblivion? Yeah, this time, the lucky guy that gets to be featured in my post is none other than my roommate Second in Command, BEASTO. The game he requested is actually an early-access game called…
Yarr harr, me lads n’ lassies, ’tis Captain Zenishira here! Who’s ready for a swashbuckling adventure, where gold and treasure is to be found? Sail the seven seas and defeat other landlubbers that dare cross your path! Do you like cats? Do you like Pirates? Do you like both? Well, do I have the game for you, introducing…
What’s up, my brothers and sisters, Zenishira here!
Am I the only one who is tired of Todd Howard constantly popping out one version of Skyrim after the other? You have Skyrim on PC, PS4, Xbox, Amazon Alexa, Smart Fridge… What’s next, are we gonna play Skyrim on a potato now? Either way, today I’m bringing in a special guest to review the game with, Red_Returns! Today, we are going to review the weird but oddly fun RPG that came before Skyrim, I’m talking of course about…
What is up, my brothers and sisters? Zenishira here. Today, I will be talking about a game that inspired a genre, a game that creates endless possibilities for storytelling. Fables of civilizations rising to fame and fortune, only to fall down and crumble to dust. A game so complex that it requires you to memorize key binds just to be able to place down a simple carpenter’s workshop. A game where absurd events happen just because some sod thought that getting back their masterfully crafted sock is more important than saving their life from the horde. I am of course talking about…
What’s up, my brothers and sisters? Zenishira here!
When I was a child, I hated reading. My father always nagged me to stop playing computer games all day and actually become well versed in literature. However, he did not recommend the usual writers of my country (which are haunting twelfth grade highschool students in their finals exams).
He told me to read “The Legends of Olympus”, a book in two volumes that encompasses the mythology surrounding Greek gods and heroes. I absolutely loved the sheer insanity of Greek Mythology, did you know that Zeus had an itchy forehead and that he wanted someone to hit him with an axe? That’s how Athena got born, fully clad in war armor. Also as a child, I loved playing RPGs, specifically Diablo, I love its gloomy atmosphere, as you venture down the caves you fight stronger demons. Now, combine Greek Mythology and Diablo together and you get…
