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Let’s experience The FIFA online 4 game

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On January 4, 2019

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The new FIFA ONLINE 4 is open and these are things that will help gamers get the best experience.

On the opening day of the 2018 World Cup, FIFA ONLINE 4 also officially launched the Gamers community around the world. With a lot of interesting situations and events, it has created a lively atmosphere in the online world. But to help more fully, we have a few points to know in the experience of launching FIFA ONLINE 4 in Vietnam.

In order to ensure 100% gamers will not encounter any errors occur. Sincere advice for gamers is to delete “Close Beta” completely (This is the version we downloaded in April last). Usually, gamers will update directly from CloseBeta version to the new version, but if passed through this way, it will be easy for some errors not to enter the Game, or be disconnected between the match or the end of the game … and there are many errors other.

So the best way we should remove File CloseBeta and “Down” for us is a new version. It won’t take a lot of time for gamers, but it also helps us to have a complete experience as we wish.

According to the introduction from the previous posts, FIFA ONLINE 4 will have two types of defense divided into 2 different game modes. Automatic defense as shown below is the default type, and is similar to the FIFA ONLINE 3 kicking style. Unfortunately, players can only use it in battle mode.

In the automatic defense, we also have 2 types of adjustments, 1 is us to “Default” (this is the same as FIFA ONLINE 3), 2 will be customized, in this form there are some shortcuts Change “D, S, Q”. Self-defense, we just need to note a few things like that, because kicking with the machine so it doesn’t matter the self-tuning part, we always leave default for ease.

Pagan Online – The great online role-playing game from Wargaming

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On December 20, 2018

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Pagan Online was developed with the ambition to bring new meaning to the “action” part of role-playing game.

For the first time it was announced last month, Wargaming and Mad Head Games today unveiled the first official game trailer for Pagan Online. This is an action role-playing game that is slated for release on PC in the year. 2019. The trailer shows the powerful heroes battling against enemies based on pre-Christian mythology.

In addition, it provides a glimpse into the powerful capabilities of the first three characters and the enormous booty. Pagan Online will launch PC players starting next year and sign up for pre-launch trials called Trials now available.

The game is developed with the ambition to bring new meaning to the “action” part of the role-playing game. It will introduce powerful and exciting battle sequences, giving rewards for smart players and ingenious. The character development process encourages the development and development of a family of unique characters, rather than a character with many different constructs.

The combination of equipment, skills and characters will bring synergy. It gives more than a meaningless total score and can be put to the test in challenging boss battles and other modes. Pagan Online is a combination of storytelling, arena and options that lead to different outcomes. It certainly creates a sense of a lively and ever-changing world. That’s where every day and every fight is different from what happened before.

“The amount of booty in Pagan Online is huge – we want players to experiment and find the right combination of boosting skills and buffs to make their gameplay more effective,” Mr. Jacob Beucler said that. He is the product manager of Wargaming. This means you can try out different characters. You can join how you want to play and what they are good, different combinations until you find the most dangerous combination.

 

Welcome to the Game II review

Welcome to the Game II review

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On December 16, 2018

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I’ve always really enjoyed fiction about the so-called “dark web”, even if they manage to get almost everything about it wrong. Heck, maybe that’s why I enjoy it so much – I feel like it’s going to become the major urban legend of our generation. Years from now, our grandkids will ask us if the dark web really was a place where you could slickly and anonymously hire the services of professional killers, or pay to watch livestreams of real murders (and, of course, we’ll tell them it was, just to mess with them).

And that’s why, despite their simplicity and corniness, I enjoy the heck out of both Welcome to the Game games.

If you played the first Welcome to the Game, you probably already have a decent idea of what the sequel is like. If you didn’t, though (and you really don’t need to, since the sequel is largely a separate story), here’s a brief overview.

In Welcome to the Game II, you play an investigative reporter who stumbles across what seems to be a real-life “red room” – a site on the dark web where depraved visitors pay to watch a real murder being carried out live. Viewing a video showing a desperate plea for help from a woman lined up to be the red room’s newest victim, the player begins scouring the depraved world of the in-game dark web, seeking clues to the red room’s location.

The interface has been built up somewhat from the first game, which, for the most part, never allowed you to leave your in-game desktop. Here, the player can not only leave the desktop, but wander beyond the protagonist’s flat and out into their (eerily silent and empty) apartment complex, setting up alarms and motion sensors to alert them to any incoming dangers. And there are plenty of those – the denizens of the dark web, it seems, don’t appreciate having their illicit activities probed.

Continuing the spirit of the first game, Welcome to the Game II is to the real dark web what the movie Seven is to a real American city, drawing upon grim realities and cranking them up to ludicrously exaggerated degrees. In this version of the dark web, you can’t go two links deep without coming across some disgusting sexual paraphilia, or an image board where some madman is documenting his extended stalking of his attractive new neighbour, or a site where professional hitmen are hawking their services. And while some people might consider this a bit ludicrous, for a horror junkie like me, it’s one big dream come true.

There are issues, though. The game has added some extra challenges, such as forcing the player to constantly switch between different wireless networks to avoid being traced, as well as retaining the old ones, like having to visit certain sites at specific times in order to access them. And while it’s all well and good to want to up the game’s difficulty (no doubt it would be far too dull to just make the game a browsing simulator), the constant challenges the game throws at you can often feel rather derailing, given that the browsing aspect of the game very much is its most interesting aspect.

Overall, Welcome to the Game II has its flaws, as can be expected of pretty much any one-man indie production; but nonetheless, it’s a treat for any horror fan, and a solid tribute to the internet age’s biggest source of urban myth.

The New Colossus – Good game for PC in 2018

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On December 6, 2018

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The best thing about having a PC set that has a terrible configuration is the ability to experience the latest gaming products on the market. The New Colossus Game will be the perfect choice to satisfy your gaming entertainment needs.

Choosing the best game series in the past will probably require a very long list, in both 2017 and the first half of 2018. Audiences that Believe of PC Master race were completely conquered by the manufacturers. The New Colossus is a game based on the specific genre that is considered to be most playable in the recent past.

It is said to be one of the best shooters of 2017. The New Colossus continues a deep-seated story with the fictional context of the Nazi victory over World War II after they had struck Nuclear bombs into the United States.

The player of this game remains the hero William J. Blazkowicz. He was awake after he has lost consciousness after being seriously wounded at the end of the previous game after an explosion.

Game players Continue the war overthrow the Nazi regime tyranny. Blazkowicz will seek the United States to contact the resistance forces in here to plan an attack on the site of the Nazis. This Game continues evolutions of the scene mentioned in the previous section.

The New Colossus game gives the player a super-active action sensation. The non-linear action system is so nice descriptive. The shooting, action, duty, control of the vehicles make to be very real feelings for gamers.

Combat mode is designed very cleverly in two forms: Quiet and Loud. With Quiet Options, players can choose from secret ways of completing missions. It will not alert a large number of enemies and what can explore areas in the game.

With Loud, the player plays a “rambo” on the battlefield with special adjustments for weapons. They can improve their combat abilities and be prepared to face situations where they are surrounded by large enemy forces.

Stardew Valley review

Stardew Valley review

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On November 26, 2018

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Sometimes, a game feels less like a game and more like a form of therapy. These are the sort of games that have no real rush to them, no urgency, no adrenaline surge; they’re the sort of games that evoke steadiness, calm, routine, and everything else that the experts prescribe for soothing a troubled mind.

That’s the sort of game that Stardew Valley is. It’s not the kind of game you play when you’re pent-up with frustration and need an action-packed release; but when you’re looking for something a bit more calming, games like Stardew Valley can sometimes feel like the equivalent of a whole weekend spent in a remote mountain cabin.

Incidentally, I’ve been told that Stardew Valley is very much like a drastically improved version of the Harvest Moon games. Having never played them myself, I won’t be making any comparisons either way; but suffice it to say, it seems like, if you like Harvest Moon, you’ll love Stardew Valley.

But if, like me, you’re unfamiliar with the world of Harvest Moon, here’s a quick overview of what makes Stardew Valley so great.

The premise of the game is simple. You, the protagonist, inherits his or her deceased grandfather’s old farm, located near the quiet town of Stardew Valley. From there, the game is concerned with the simple day-to-day tasks of farming. You plant crops, raise crops, pick crops, sell crops. You raise livestock, collect their produce, sell it. You learn to cook and sell your recipes.

There is other things to do too, of course – the town is home to a small, but colourful cast of slightly one-dimensional, but nonetheless likeable individuals, many of whom the player can choose to pursue a romance with – but for the most part, it’s all about the farmwork.

Funny thing – before you’ve played the game, hearing it described that way makes it sound dull. Perhaps it would be to some people. But there’s just something about the consistent routine that the game evokes – the sense of hard work paying off, of producing things that people need and want, of building your own little natural haven – that makes it all feel profoundly comforting and calming.

Heck, perhaps one might even be bold enough to say that the game, to some very small degree, evokes what it must be like for a real farmer to experience a bountiful harvest. Minus the backbreaking labour, of course.

And of course, the way it’s presented doesn’t hurt. The game is played from a traditional JRPG top-down perspective, and presented in bright, pastel-coloured, hand-crafted 16-bit graphics, set to a soothing score. Taken all together, it can almost feel like a full-fledged spa day.

Stardew Valley is the sort of game that you play when you want to alleviate your frustrations rather than vent them. Choosing to play it instead of another game is kind of like choosing to go for a leisurely stroll around the park instead of going to the gym: it’s not the option that’s right for everybody, but when you’re looking to truly clear your head, it really can be perfect.

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