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Haze Seas Accessories Tier List [Best Accessories to Equip]
The accessories with the best stat buffs in Haze Seas.
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Assassin’s Creed Memories Will Be an iOS Card Battle Game
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Pirates was just recently the free app of the week in the US App Store, so maybe you’re in the mood for more Assassin’s Creed without paying any money up front. Ubisoft has good news for you: they’ve …
ANNO: Build an Empire Has Soft Launched in Canada
Shocking gaming confession: I’ve never played an ANNO game. They’ve always looked cool, but daunting. Like a medieval SimCity with a dash of Civilization — and while I love both of those games, adding another large scale strategy experience into my …
Valiant Hearts: The Great War Review – Glory and Loss
Valiant Hearts: The Great War is all over the place. There are moments of madcap adventure and stark brutality; simple, eye-glazing gameplay and a story that’s absolutely riveting; an anthropomorphic dog who wouldn’t be out of place in a Disney …
The Division Finally Merges Console and Tablet Play
Last year at E3, one of the big trends looked like it was going to be console and tablet convergence, or at least the idea that touchscreen devices could soon serve as legitimate second screen aides that add value to …
Just Dance Now Lets You Tango with Your Smartphone
One of the first games Ubisoft showed off at their E3 press conference was this year’s addition to their Just Dance franchise. As the trailer rolled across my screen with bright lights, happy people with perfect lives dancing, and, —wait …
Trials Frontier Review
The world wrapped around Trials Frontier is full of dust, rocks, and rust. Only the bravest, hardiest souls are capable of taming the land from the backs of their bikes. They ride hard while their motors rasp through the shimmering heat. They leap for glory, pop wheelies for justice……and then are forced to sit on the sidelines while their depleted fuel stocks slowly refill. They tap their feet and check their watch while an instrumental rendition of "Spanish Flea" pipes from the background.Trials Frontier from RedLynx and Ubisoft is a mobile iteration of the Trials biking series. There was some worry about what that would entail, and it turns out said worries aren't totally unjustified. Trials Frontier has an intriguing setting, a good sense of humor and lots of stunt bike action, but its free-to-play trappings are sure to turn off hardcore fans of the Trials games.
Trials Frontier Walkthrough
Trials Frontier is a stunt racing / biking game from Ubisoft. In this game, you ride a bike through an apocalyptic Western setting while performing stunts and trying to get the best of a nasty racer named Butch. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you ride like the wind.
The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot Review
The allure of loot is something that's hard to deny.Some argue the loot-based formula, popularized by action-RPGs like Diablo, aren't actually "fun," and instead wage psychological warfare against players to make them feel like tweaking numbers is actually enjoyable. The same is often said of free-to-play games. When abused, the "pay-if-you-want" model is nothing but a shell to trick you into spending more money on a system that's designed to make you do it all over again, never really letting you play a "game" along the way.The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot is a loot-based action-RPG in the style of Diablo. It's also a free-to-play game with not just a few resemblances to EA's much-maligned Dungeon Keeper reboot. Immediately the corporate cards seem stacked against any actual "game" to be found in this blend of genres.It's mental tug-of-war; I want this here, but I don't want to spend money. Is this actually fun, or is it just gratuitously satisfying? The same push-and-pull defines Mighty Quest on a design level.
