Games

Oblivion Remastered: How The Entire Tamriel Fought Back Against Daedra Invasion

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In the story of “Oblivion”, the Empire of Cyrodiil stood as the most expansive ever known on the continent, leading a completely unified Tamriel. Notably, it surpassed both the Alessian (first) Empire and the Reman (second) Empire in size. Regrettably, the Empire was unable to withstand the Daedric invasion that swept across the land. The hardships were equally felt by elves and men, although Bethesda doesn’t delve deeply into many countries. Important battles during the Oblivion Crisis are highlighted to have taken place in Cyrodiil, Morrowind, The Summerset Isles, and Black Marsh.

The Rise of the Golden Idol: The Lemurian Phoenix is arriving this month

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For those unfamiliar, Rise of the Golden Idol presents an original take on the murder mystery genre within the point-and-click adventure style. As you delve into and examine various locations, you’ll discover vital clues that, when combined correctly, should (hopefully) reveal who, what, and why a crime was committed.

Start a Farm codes (May 2025)

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In the virtual world of Roblox, you embark on an exciting journey with “Farm Start” – a game where you construct your very own animal kingdom! Here, you’ll amass eggs, incubate and nurture creatures, and then sell them for a handsome return. Your mission is to conquer challenges, accomplish quests, and progress within the game at an accelerated pace.

Stop Making Beyblade Video Games, Please

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In Gfinity, there’s no one holding back or restricting anything, but we find it hard to justify creating Beyblade video games. After all, people play games to soar with Mario, battle as Kratos, and unravel mysteries alongside Phoenix Wright. The concept of spinning tops fighting each other seems more fitting for real-life play rather than a digital game.

Epic Games Store’s Free Game of the Week: Super Space Club

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Super Space Club can be summarized as a low-poly version of the classic space shooter genre. This game was created by independent developer GrahamOfLegend, who shares his development process on his personal YouTube channel. In the game, you have the choice to select from three different starfighters and five unique pilots, each with their own specific weapons and playstyles.