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The Sinking City by Andrey Roscha

‘Enclave’

[XBOX] [FRANCE] [MAGAZINE] [2002]

During a great war, the land of Celenheim was separated into two sides; the light side and the dark side. On the side of the Light, the Enclave was protected from all sides by a wide rift, a bottomless abyss. On the Dark side, twisted forms struggled for survival, while slowly growing more powerful, preparing to invade the Light side once again.

Enclave is a third-person hack and slash game, pitting the player as one of twelve different characters on either side in this medieval era. As a member of the Light side, a Knight, a Huntress, a Wizard, a Druid, an Engineer or a Halfling can be chosen. At the opposite end of the spectrum, there are a Berserker, an Assassin, a Sorceress, a Lich, a Bombardier, or a Goblin. The player needs to perform different tasks leading ultimately to one objective; protect the Enclave (Light) or invade the land (Dark). To accomplish these tasks, various weapons, such as swords, bows, staffs and spears, can be used. To aid the player, shields are readily available, as well as a select few potions. Armor is abundant, and comes in many shapes and sizes. ~MobyGames

Paranoia: Happiness is Mandatory, coming to PC and consoles in 2019 from developers Black Shamrock and Cyanide Studio and publisher Bigben Interactive.

Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood Video Game Reveal

Developer Cyanide Studios and publisher BigBen Interactive have revealed that they are working on a video game based on White Wolf’s table-top RPG  Werewolf: The Apocalypse. Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood follows Cahal. “With his former pack in danger, Cahal returns to find Endron, the energy arm of Pentex, installing an extraction site and destroying the forest around his Caern.” (BigBen Games)

V-Rally 4 PS4 Review

V-Rally 4 is an arcade rally racer available from retail stores and for download from the PlayStation Store for the PS4. The V-Rally franchise began on PS1 in 1997 followed by a Nintendo 64 port that released in Europe in December 1998 and in other regions including America and Japan in 1999 with a Game Boy Colour version also released in 1999, while V-Rally 2 released for PS1 in 1999 followed by…