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Do you love dogs? Do you like taking pictures of dogs? This is the game for you!
Developed by Sundae Month & published by Kitfox games, your goal is to set out and photograph all of the cute puppers you can find!
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Deep Rock Galactic is a co-operative first-person shooter game. The gameplay centres around various missions in procedurally generated caves.
I have been playing this title on the Xbox Series S, via the GamePass, but it is also available on Windows, and PlayStation systems.
To me, this game feels like a crossover between Minecraft, and Left 4 Dead. Each cave has enemy types to worry about, and you will periodically become swarmed by bugs.
I’ve been playing co-op with my partner and there are situations where it’ll take the two of us to complete challenges.
I imagine to experience the best of the game, you’ll need to have a full team of 4. Although, my partner and I have a blast with the two of us.
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San Andreas is a game close to my heart. I have a copious amount of nostalgic memories associated to the title, and it remains my favourite entry in the Grand Theft Auto title to date.
In today’s post. I’ll be sharing my first impressions of the remastered title!
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This was a title that I was initially excited to play. I am a fan of Rainbow Six: Siege, and thoroughly enjoyed the event that this game was based off.
The title was available from release on the Game Pass, so I played that version; here are my first impressions of the game.
This isn’t a full review; I need more time with it.
When I first started playing, I partnered up with 2 friends and we jumped head first into the game. We struggled a fair bit, but I’m chalking this up to not approaching the game with the typical Rainbow Six Siege style of tactical gameplay in mind.
You start with a limited roster, and I lost 4 of my operators rather quickly. It is possible to get them back via extraction missions if you return to the hot zone, but we struggled to complete those, even losing another operator in the process.
I have since played solo and I’ve found it to be a more enjoyable experience. I’m still learning the ins and outs of the game, but I have managed to get a few of my missing operators back, and I’ll more than likely make that a priority before delving further into the games content.
As I mentioned earlier, you start with a limited amount of operators, but you can unlock others as you progress. You can also upgrade their equipment, unlock new guns, and cosmetics. I like this aspect of the game. Starting with the bare minimum really adds to the tension in the gameplay.
So far, I like this game. It’s got enough there to keep you going for a while, but it could become repetitive over time, especially if you have to spend your time returning to previous areas for lost operators, or grinding for experience to unlock items that you want.
Have you played this game? What are your thoughts so far?
One of my favourite things to do in The Sims 4 are challenge playthroughs. The 100 baby challenge is a challenge I have done numerous times, so I looked into the other challenges that other creators have made.
While I’m not a fan of the name of this challenge, I wanted to try a generational challenge.
Of course, people cannot change their appearance naturally, and beauty is subjective.
The rules are listed here.
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