Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War | Onslaught Review

Zombies in Cold War seems to be the most lucrative experience of the entire game. It offers up XP in spades, and even has one of the game's only ways to earn special weapon blueprints. When it comes to the modes of play within Zombies there are a trio of different modes with their own separate variations. You've got your Die Maschine, Dead Ops Arcade 3, and Onslaught. I almost immediately took a liking to Die Maschine,and it's holiday spin-off, but after awhile I sought fun elsewhere in Zombies. That's where Onslaught comes into play. As of today I've spent a fair amount of time in Onslaught. Enough to give you the insider info you'll need to know if you dare to take it on. Unlike Die Maschine, and it's 4 player co-op setup, Onslaught is strictly a 1 - 2 player co-op experience that can be played publicly or privately. The goal is simply to follow an orb of Aether, and feed it the souls of the undead as you kill them wave after wave. The catch being that every few rounds elites are introduced, and the stakes in those encounters are raised as it is one of the ways you will be able to earn rewards.

Granblue Fantasy Versus | Yuel

Yuel is Granblue's own foxy Southern Belle. In fact her foxy nature isn't up for debate. Within the confines of the Granblue fighting game Yuel sports a fox's ears and tail, and refers frequently to her fighting technique as being that of the "FoxFlame". Additionally as an Ancestral Guardian within the series lore she channels fire energy into her dual swords as a means for combat advantage. Demeanor-wise her overall countenance is that of the usual cutesy waifu inspired anime girls who are cross-animal types. Her voice in English is also something worth noting as it brings with it a certain Southern charm. To accent her Southern Belle English voice-over, Yuel also sports two ribbons of large and smaller bells in her hair. Bells which she playfully toys with in the pre-match introduction. During said intros she often times talks to characters about dancing, and their boots lending further credence to her Southern influence. She's fun, fiery, and feisty with her own balancing act turned sword dance. 

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War | Zombies ... Die Maschine

Cold War, like all the other black Ops entries in the Call of Duty franchise brings with it it's own take on Zombie warfare. This includes three new main modes of play. Die Maschine, Die Maschine 20, and Dead Ops Arcade 3 being those three modes. The story driven, and wave based Die Maschine, in particular, is what I'll be focusing on in this article. Within Die Maschine the developer, being Treyarch, adds a new Soviet spin to the ongoing Zombies lore. This time around the Nazi experiment falls into the Soviets hands, and once again all hell breaks loose on earth. We find this out from a female agent who has gone off the grid after stumbling upon video footage of the containment breach from an unknown machine that has quite literally reanimated the dead after having been reactivated itself. This of course takes place in and around a snowy bunker, and abandoned communications/crash site. As one of four soldiers it is your duty to go in on this informational lead, unlock the mysteries at hand, and defeat wave after wave of increasingly stronger undead as you collect that intel.

Crawlco Block Knockers | Nintendo Switch Review

In an age of gaming where the nude, and the lewd are more frowned upon than usual there exists one publisher willing to push the bounds of maturity well beyond decency. That publisher is eastasiasoft. This time around their nudity filled indie masterpiece happens to be a puzzler of old origins that has you completing lines of color coded blocks, and killing enemies with said blocks to uncover images of birthday suited broads. In your work, as a lizard for hire, you will ultimately face off against lesser enemy types as well as gargantuan bosses on a grid based playing field as you do the bidding of your own boss at a company known only as Crawlco.