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Tuesday, 17 August 2021

Talkie Tuesday: God of War 2018

 

"We are not men. We are more than that. The responsibility is far greater."

 
Hello everyone!
 
Yeah okay, I keep on sort of cheating in this section. SUPPOSEDLY this is where movie reviews go if you look, but I haven't had time to watch many movies consistently in a little bit.
 
Ergo, I have to make do with the rest.
 
And I mean it's not that I'm complaining here, given the fact that the reviews I do eventually post are pretty darn good if I do say so myself, in terms of the topics I choose and the eventual format they take on once I'm done with them.
 
So tonight, as my first official blog post upon my return from vacation, here we are.
 
With another game review, potentially one of the best games of all times released in the recent decade or so.
 
I'm not the only one saying it, by the way, there are others saying the same thing.
 
God of War, the 2018 edition and fourth major installment in the franchise, is here to Spartan Rage.
 

Thursday, 28 November 2019

Tome Thursday: Desert Oath


Hello everyone!

For my last "regular" sort of book review before we dive right into all the Christmas stuff next week, I chose another game-related title.

As you may or may not remember, I became a big fan of Assassin's Creed when I accidentally stumbled over a gameplay on Youtube. Since then, I've gotten to about three quarters of both Odyssey and Origins, and need to just buckle down to finish the lot.

Shouldn't be too difficult.

In the meantime, however, I was delighted to find that the original Assassin's Creed novel content creator, Oliver Bowden, had written a prequel for his series.

Now I've had the rest of the books on a back burner for a bit, and haven't gotten around to reading them yet, so I may do it now with the holidays looming up ahead. However, this one can be read as a standalone, and you don't need to know what goes on in the other books to understand it.

We do run into fan favourites and characters from the game, though.

Don't fall down into a sand dune, it's time for Assassin's Creed Origins: Desert Oath.