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GameNama Weekly #8

Ali Hasan November 13, 2022

On this week’s GameNama we’ll go over exciting updates on the long-awaited Wizarding World RPG, Hogwarts Legacy, the sequel to Control, and the highly anticipated Warzone 2.0 and Call of Duty’s take on escape from Tarkov, DMZ as well as some not so good news related to the Project Cars series. Keep on reading to find out more! Hogwarts Legacy Receives its first Extended Gameplay The long-awaited Harry Potter open-world RPG, Hogwarts Legacy finally received an extended gameplay deep dive from some of its development team. The stream, which lasted for around 40 minutes delved into many facets of the game including combat, character creation, and exploration of the beautifully realized castle and its surroundings. Hogwarts Legacy is set to feature a robust character creator complete with a voiced protagonist and a diverse selection of different hair, eye, and skin colors as well as scars and accessories like glasses.

GameNama Weekly #7

Ali Hasan November 5, 2022

On This week’s GameNama we will go over exciting updates for long-announced games including Atomic Heart and the next entry in the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy 16 in addition to new information on Sony’s next generation virtual reality headset, PS VR2 for the PlayStation 5. Keep on reading to find out more! Atomic Heart Finally Has a Release Date Atomic Heart, the surreal alternate history soviet era FPS from developer Mundfish is officially slated for February 21, 2023, across PlayStation Xbox, and PC. Preorders are now live. First revealed in 2018, Atomic Heart combines elements of horror, role-playing, and survival against an almost fantastical backdrop of an alternate reality soviet era. Players will have to loot and scrounge to survive the harsh world in addition to facing off against hordes of robotic enemies and giant boss battles. God of War Ragnarök Opens with Rave Reviews Santa Monica Studios’ latest

PS VR2 Pricing and Release Date Announced

Ali Hasan November 4, 2022

Sony’s next-generation virtual reality headset is right around the corner and the Japanese tech giant has finally revealed details on when the headset will be available along with pricing details and bundles that will be available at launch. Many third- and first-party developers also revealed new games coming to PS VR2 when it launches early next year. PS VR2 Will Officially Launch this February As revealed by the PlayStation Blog, PlayStation VR2 will officially launch on February 22, 2023, with preorders starting later this month. The standard edition will come with the headset, PS VR2 Sense controllers, and stereo headphones. At launch, a bundle featuring the Horizon VR spinoff game will also be available. The standard edition will retail for $549.99 / €599.99 / £529.99 / ¥74,980 while the Horizon bundle will retail for $599.99 / €649.99 / £569.99 / ¥79,980. The Horizon bundle will come with everything included in

Our Thoughts on Assassin’s Creed Mirage

GameUtha November 3, 2022

In this video we will discuss our thoughts on new Assassin’s Creed Mirage. What to expect? Who is Basim and how would Baghdad be like. What are the Two Major changes coming to New Assassin’s Creed Mirage? All that and much more. If You Like the video make sure to Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss any exciting gaming video.

GameNama Weekly #6

Ali Hasan October 30, 2022

On this week’s GameNama we will go over the newly announced Witcher Remake from developer CD Projekt Red and Fools Theory as well as an exciting update for Fallout 4 and some not-so-good news for sci-fi horror game The Callisto Protocol. Keep on reading to find out this and more! The Witcher is Set to Receive a Full Remake The Witcher, which originally came out in 2007 and spawned the much beloved The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, is set to receive a full, from-the-ground-up remake. The game will be built in Unreal Engine 5 in collaboration with developer Fool’s Theory. A remake for the first game makes complete sense because by today’s standards it does not hold up well at all. The project is still a couple of years out as the developers want to do this remake justice. CD Projekt Red says that it will be a while before

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II Review

Ali Hasan October 30, 2022

Modern Warfare II, the nineteenth title in the Call of Duty series kicks off a new era for the franchise. Being the first game in the series’ almost two-decade-long history to have a two-year life cycle the pressure is on. Not only does Infinity Ward have to put up a title worthy of the Modern Warfare name but also a game that will be the main Call of Duty game for a lot of players for the next two years. Infinity Ward iterates on the formula while also making some questionable choices to deliver a title that isn’t perfect by any stretch of the imagination but is serviceable enough to build upon for the next two years while also being incredibly fun and entertaining. Modern Warfare II Does Not Live Up to Its Predecessor’s Campaign Rolling the credits on the Modern Warfare 2019 campaign left me with a sense of

A Plague Tale: Requiem Review

Ali Hasan October 28, 2022

A plague Tale Innocence, for a lot of people, including me was the biggest standout title of 2019. Coming from Asobo studios, a studio that had mostly developed smaller and more arcadey titles a game of such narrative prowess and well-written characters was a surprise for sure but one that was very welcome. Three years later the team is back with A Plague Tale: Requiem. The next outing in Hugo and Amicia’s journey, building on the foundation of its predecessor to deliver what I found to be a very pleasant and polished experience with all the story beats and emotional hooks that make a narrative-driven game enjoyable. Requiem dials up the elements that made Innocence great but often struggles to evolve beyond the confines of the first entry Amicia and Hugo are the Centerpieces of the Incredible Story Requiem picks up roughly six months after the events of the first

GameNama Weekly #5

Ali Hasan October 23, 2022

With Halloween right around the corner, Silent Hill and Resident Evil both received updates for future titles this week, tingling the taste buds of any horror fan! On this week’s GameNama we will go over the announcement of several new Silent Hill games, updates on the Resident Evil 4 remake along with new details on the highly anticipated God of War: Ragnarök. Keep on reading to find out more! The Future of Silent Hill Revealed The long-awaited return of the Silent Hill series finally happened through a live stream event held by Konami earlier this week. Fans were introduced to not one but three brand new games, a remake, and a new movie all due out in the next couple of years. The highlight of the show was the announcement of a from-the-ground-up remake of the fan-favorite Silent Hill 2 coming exclusively to PS5 and PC next year. The

Gotham Knights Review

Ali Hasan October 22, 2022

Gotham Knights has fought an uphill battle from the get-go. Not only is this the first Batman game since 2015’s Arkham Knight but it is also the first game not to feature the titular hero as a playable character. As such not only has the game some big shoes to fill but it also faces a lot of pressure in nailing a Batman story without the caped crusader directly involved. Gotham Knights, for all intents and purposes, gets a lot right but fails at some of the fundamentals, and frustratingly so. At its core, it ticks off all the right boxes for open world superhero co-op game complete with an excellent game world and characters but some design choices leave a lot to be desired. When the Knight Falls… A New Guard Must Rise Gotham Knights picks up immediately in the aftermath of Bruce’s death following a big blowout with

Several New Silent Hill Games Announced

Ali Hasan October 20, 2022

The Silent Hill franchise has sat dormant for the better part of the last decade as Konami decided to switch its focus to other ventures. The latest release in the long-running and highly beloved series was 2012’s Silent Hill: Book of Memories. After that Hideo Kojima was tasked to tackle the franchise. His take on Silent Hill would come two years later in the form of a playable teaser called P.T., which was a big hit amongst fans and critics. Development was progressing smoothly before the game was scrapped following Kojima’s departure from Konami. Since then fans have been clamoring for a new entry in the series and the latest Silent Hill showcase gave them just that. Not only was a remake for the franchise favorite, Silent Hill 2 announced but an additional three games along with a new movie were also revealed. The franchise is on track for a