Fallout
Atom RPG Switch Review
Playing some Fallout 76 months ago I started to yearn to be able to play the original Fallout on a modern system. The Fallout series is a group of post-apocalyptic RPGs. I had started Fallout 1 when i...
Bethesda Donates $1M for COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Bethesda has announced that its “global family of studios” have made a proactive donation of one million dollars to several charities working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ac...
Beautiful Desolation Quick Hit Review
Initially, I heard about Beautiful Desolation from members of my gaming guild. The guildmates who had seen the game’s page on Steam thought it looked reminiscent of Bethseda‘s late 90̵...
10 Yummy Pies Inspired by Video Games
March 14th marks the celebration of Pi Day in every high school math and chemistry classroom in the US. So, obviously, we celebrate with pie. There are tons of talented bakers in the gaming universe t...
You’d be Quackers to Miss These TUBBZ Ducks
The humble rubber duck has become a cult symbol of cuteness over the years. But ducks cosplaying as our favourite geek icons? Such a potent combination would be almost too amazing, but that’s ju...
Five game add-ons you may have missed
When you buy a game, you know it is going to set you back a fair whack – this is nothing new, but what has changed through the years is the way in which you can get some brilliant add-ons, bonuses or ...
NZXT Pulls Back the Vault Doors on New Fallout Themed CRFT Products
NZXT teams up yet again with Zenimax Media group giant Bethesda Softworks to release the latest addition to the CRFT line-up of licensed PC hardware. The theme of CRFT 04? Joining the ranks of the CRF...
ATOM RPG Review – The Motherland is waiting for you Comrade
In June of 2017, a passionate team of indie game devs successfully Kickstarted Atom RPG. An old school game with its roots set firmly in the post-apocalyptic genre that established with Wasteland, Fal...
Shank’s Best and Worst of 2018
2018 was an interesting year in the industry. While we saw excellent titles like Red Dead Redemption 2, we also saw utterly broken products like Fallout 76, deceptive marketing, and the proliferation ...