The latest addition to the long-dormant SNK series is an absolute joy to experience. In our assessment, we deemed it one of the most intricate fighting games in recent times, and REV Blow stands out as a crucial element within this game.
Essentially, a large part of the criticism centered around timing, as fans seemed to be growing weary of futuristic settings, parkour movements like wall-running and jetpacks. Infinite Warfare appeared to be the final straw in a line of sci-fi games, prompting critics to view it as overly similar to previous releases. However, looking back, the game proved to have far more depth than many initially gave it credit for.
These days, I find great comfort in words like “idle,” “AFK,” and “auto-battles.” Life has been increasingly busy with the responsibilities of growing up. It’s no surprise that idle RPG games have become so popular on mobile devices, and now we welcome another addition to the genre: Maiden Academy.
Although it’s uncertain exactly when he’ll appear in the game, a recent sneak peek from Rivals might be the first hint of who Wolverine’s initial ‘Fastball Special’ companion is.
In a recent episode of Tarkov TV, COO Nikita Buyanov addressed the frequently asked question about whether Tarkov would be available on consoles. His answer, delivered in a playful manner, was: “Perhaps in the future, but first, we plan to launch it on Game Boy.