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Assassin’s Creed Valhalla- Dawn of Ragnarök Review: Trying on Odin’s armor
The beloved Assassin’s Creed game series is back with us through its latest addition, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. This time around, Ubisoft chooses to spoil us with the third expansion of the title, Dawn of Ragnarök. After a trip to Ireland through the Wrath of the Druids and another one to France with The Siege of […]
Logitech G213 Prodigy keyboard – A keyboard for assassins
The Logitech G213 keyboard is so silent an assassin can sneak up to you while writing an article for his daily assassin column. Not only are its silent Mech-dome keys an advantage, it comes at a really decent price. Unboxing the Logitech G213 Prodigy Just like the Logitech G PRO Wireless League of Legends Edition […]
PlayStation 5 Birthday Giveaway Winner
Last year when we started the BGeek project, we gave away a PlayStation 5 to a lucky winner from Italy. This month, it was our 1 year anniversary and we wanted to celebrate with another PlayStation 5 giveaway. The giveaway was active both on BGeek.eu and Greek Gaming Universe. The procedure was: Picking a winner […]
Chocobo GP Review: is there room for this sequel?
Chocobo GP by Square Enix has arrived on the Nintendo Switch, with both a Lite and Full version to choose between. It’s a karting experience with beloved characters from the Chocobo and Final Fantasy series. With a plethora of different game modes to decide from, the most notable is the Chocobo GP mode. But the […]
What makes Genshin Impact so popular?
Approaching the second full year since its release, Genshin Impact has taken anime lovers and many more by storm. Taking from the best elements of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, miHoYo has created a brand new experience that drives you to spend endless hours of your time exploring a sprawling open-world, full of […]
Triangle Strategy review: slow but steady
Writing the Triangle Strategy review took a lot of time and patience from me. While it’s a good classic strategy RPG, it suffers from slow pacing and some wonky A.I. at times. Triangle Strategy is also competing with some S-tier games in the genre like Fire Emblem: Three Houses, the Disgaea series and Final Fantasy […]
You should probably get excited about GhostWire: Tokyo
Bethesda doesn’t often publish new IPs, but when they do, it’s always a treat. That was the case with Deathloop, and it also seems to be the case with GhostWire: Tokyo. Coming out on the 25th, or the 22nd if you’ve pre-ordered the Deluxe Edition, is Tango Gameworks’ latest horror experience. Coming from the Evil […]
Logitech G305 Wireless Review: Simple, durable and practical
Elegant, simple, and frugal. This is how we could quickly characterize the Logitech G305 mouse. Designed to satisfy even the most demanding gamer audience, the G305 can easily become your new BFF when it comes to gaming. But let’s check out in more detail what this little diamond has to offer: The Logitech G305 Wireless […]
MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD Review – The reason I sold my TV
As I was going through the new series of MSI monitors, the MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD caught my eye, because of the Quantum Dot technology used in their latest models. I emailed MSI and I asked them, “What kind of sorcery is this technology?”. And they answer me: “Better to see it with your own eyes, […]
Gran Turismo 7 Review: Appealing to the car collector fantasy
Say what you will about Japan’s contributions to pop culture, but there’s one thing you can’t argue about; the Japanese know how to make some amazing cars. And they sure know how to make car games. See what I did there? The Gran Turismo series has never been your run-of-the-mill racing game, and GT7 stays […]
Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream review
Atelier Sophie 2, the latest instalment in the Atelier series by Koei Tecmo, is of course the sequel to Atelier Sophie. It’s part of the remastered trilogy we reviewed last year, which made me fall in love with the series. Are you looking for something that can satisfy both your weeb and gamer needs? Are […]
Elden Ring Review – Xbox – Gitting Gud Was Never So Much Fun
This Elden Ring review is based on the launch version of Elden Ring. This review will be 100% spoiler free and will only showcase some screenshots from later areas and monsters. FromSoftware games are the masters of the soulslike genre. The name soulslike stems from the Souls series created by Hidetaka Miyazaki. Not only a […]
Edge of Eternity Review – Midgar Studio’s Kickstarter
Following its PC release in 2021, Edge of Eternity is now available for consoles. After the successful Kickstarter as a tribute to JRPG games, Midgar Studios shows us that indie companies have power and are worth supporting. But is Edge of Eternity worth it for consoles? Let’s see in detail what it has to offer: […]
Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 Review – Just press it!
We just got an Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 in our hands. If you do not know Elgato (unbelievable), it is one of the leading providers of technology products mainly focused on content creators and streamers. It was founded in 1999 and in 2018 Corsair acquired the brand and its employees. Based in Germany and California […]
Sifu Review: Teaching you kung fu, one death at a time
Remember how I told you guys that there were tons of games like Horizon Forbidden West, yet none could really match it? Well, it’s time to shake things up. Kick it up a notch (heh). Because there’s definitely no game like Sifu. Fighting games are a peculiar genre. They always look good, they make you […]
Total War: Warhammer 3 Review – Dominate the battlefield and your GPU
Total War: Warhammer 3 review – Non sponsored – PC – Game Pass – release build For this Total War: Warhammer 3 review I’m going to assume you know the concept of Total War games and how they play. Because going into insane detail about how a Total War game plays and how Total War: […]
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok Expansion: Eivor or Odin?
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla may be approaching the second year of its life span, but that doesn’t mean there’s no reason to keep playing. Ubisoft continues to support the game with additional content, even in its second year. After Wrath of the Druids that took us all the way to Ireland and The Siege of Paris […]
Rainbow Six: Extraction – A first look at Operation Spillover
Having played Rainbow Six Extraction for several hours, it is finally time to take a look at the first event, which was already announced on November 14th. Operation Spillover has arrived to add more content to Extraction. Having talked in detail about Extraction in our extensive review, let’s see what good and bad the new […]
Horizon Forbidden West – Review: The sequel we deserved
Video games are such a versatile medium. They can be used to tell all kinds of nail-biting stories, show off all kinds of fascinating worlds, and introduce you to charming and unforgettable characters. And every once in a while, you come across a game that makes you rethink how you view video games as a […]
Dying Light 2 Review – Xbox – Ain’t no rest for the looters.
Dying Light 2 review – Xbox Series X – Sponsored – pre-release and after release impressions This Dying Light 2 Xbox review is highly influenced by my impressions of Dying Light that I played on PC. Does it hold up to its predecessor with its new features and world? Do I recommend it as highly […]
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection Review – Naughty Dog’s Magnum Opus
The Legacy of Thieves Collection contains Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End (2016) and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (2017), fully remastered for the PlayStation 5, with visual enhancements that take full advantage of next-gen’s horsepower. The Legacy of Thieves Collection is expected to be released for PC sometime in 2022, but there’s still no concrete date. […]
Pokémon Legends: Arceus – it’s a brand new (open) world
Pokémon Legends: Arceus was released for the Nintendo Switch on January 28th. Game Freak has answered our prayers and brought to us a new type of Pokémon game. One that fits really well in the current gaming era, taking into account the technical possibilities of the console. Yes, it’s actually an open world game. I […]
God Of War (PC): Kratos is coming to decapitate my GPU
TLDR; 10/10. The game is perfect in every way in what it sets out to do. Buy it if you Don’t buy it if you: – Like adventure games– Love story based games– Haven’t played the game yet, or are looking to see how PC does it better. – Don’t enjoy puzzles or a lot […]
Logitech G PRO Wireless League of Legends Edition Review: Summoner’s Rift in your palm
Having the audio part of the League of Legends series of peripherals from Logitech covered, it’s time to check each player’s right hand (or the left, I do not judge). The mouse and every mouse must be durable and very well constructed. So, let’s see in detail what the LoL edition of Logitech G PRO […]