Review: Fire Emblem Engage explained to parents
What parents need to know Fire Emblem Engage is the final installment in Nintendo’s turn-based strategy series. You play as Alear, the divine dragon of a fantasy kingdom, a kind …
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Review: A Plague Tale: Requiem explained to parents
What parents need to know Warning: A Plague Tale: Requiem is the sequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence. A Plague Tale: Requiem is a survival horror, action and adventure game. …
Review: Life is Strange Remastered Collection explained to parents
Life is Strange Remastered Collection brings together the game Life is Strange (2015) and its predecessor, Life is Strange: Before the Storm (2017) in a revamped version, with 4K textures …
Review: Hades explained to parents
What parents need to know You play as Zagreus, son of Hades, ruler of the underworld. However, the young and impetuous Zagreus does not find his place in this kingdom, …
Review: High On Life explained to parents
What parents need to know You play as a teenager who must retrain as a bounty hunter following the invasion of Earth by an alien cartel that turns humans into …
Review: Spiritfarer explained to parents
What parents need to know Spiritfarer is a Montreal-based indie management game about death in a poetic and colorful universe. You play as Stella, a soul smuggler accompanied by her …
Just Dance 2023: What’s the difference between Just Dance Now, Plus+ and Unlimited?
Just Dance is a series of dance games that ask players to reproduce the choreographies that scroll on the screen. You either have to use your smartphone to connect to …
What is GeForce NOW?
Imagine the possibility of playing on a gaming PC with the best components right away and for not so expensive. It’s possible with GeForce NOW ! Whether it’s you, or …
Review: Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider explained to parents
What parents need to know Vengeful Guardian Moonrider is a 2-dimensional action-platformer. You play as a ninja warrior called Moonrider, designed as a weapon to defend the totalitarian state. Moonrider …
No! A game doesn’t cost $90!
Recently Xbox and Playstation announced that their future big-budget video games will now cost $90 Canadian when released. The reason given for this is the fact that video games are …