Spies Recover Data on Wolfenstein’s Switch Debut General Engal The following documents were found in the possession of a rebel spy, who was summarily executed last night. It is clear from them that these Yankee scum are using even more pieces of technology to bring in new recruits in their fight against the Third Reich. This […]
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Occasionally here at Player2.net.au, we will play something that deserves your attention but probably doesn’t need a full review written for it. Be it DLC for the latest AAA title, a little indie game or even an Android/iOS title. We play these titles for a blockbusting amount of time and report back to you, the […]
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Occasionally here at Player2.net.au, we will play something that deserves your attention but probably doesn’t need a full review written for it. Be it DLC for the latest AAA title, a little indie game or even an Android/iOS title. We play these titles for a blockbusting amount of time (5ish hours) and report back to […]
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Burnout Paradise Remastered – Review PS4, Xbox One M There comes a time in most open-world driving games when the confines of the vehicle become restrictive, when you pull off the road, spent from driving and with a desire to connect with the world on a deeper level. This is usually handled via a button […]
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Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet – Review PS4, PC, Xbox One M It took a while for me to warm to Fatal Bullet. It didn’t help that the game features more loading screens than Loading Screen: The Screen Loading Simulator. Also working against it was the opening two hours that featured so many explanations being […]
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Night in the Woods – Review Switch (also on PS4 & Steam) This isn’t the type of game I’d normally go for. I tend to fall on the action side of things. And while I’m a big fan of narrative and exposition, I usually like my games to feel ‘gamey’, with mechanics that make me […]
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Occasionally here at Player2.net.au, we will play something that deserves your attention but probably doesn’t need a full review written for it. Be it DLC for the latest AAA title, a little indie game or even an Android/iOS title. We play these titles for a blockbusting amount of time (2 – 5 hours) and report […]
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Need for Speed: Payback – Review PC, Xbox One, PS4 M The opening hour of NFS Payback is comprised of character-hopping heist beats that are meant to be exhilarating but boil down to holding the accelerator trigger and following checkpoints. The game takes over for you at every interesting intersection, playing missions out via cut-scenes […]
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It is said that Dylan Burns has no shadow, or if he does that it portents a shifting of the elder signs that govern the floating curses of the universe, gathering their power and directing ill intent and misfortune to all game developers that enact post-release patches. Consequently, Dylan's shadow curse finds itself working overtime, permanently engaged, thus the propagation of legend. When not guiding the swirling forces of evil, Dylan enjoys writing (evil) fiction, taking menacing walks, and lurking behind bus stops with a general demeanour that suggests malevolence.
