World Of Warcraft review

Do you ever play MMORPGS? Do you want to choose your destination? Well if the answer is yes then this is for you. WOW (World Of Warcraft) is a MMORPG made by Blizzard in this game you can choose from a variety of races and classes. You can live your own full life and get to the grand achievement lv85.

Players start as an avatar (toon which other people call it).You can kill ravenous monsters, do fascinating quest, explore the rugged land scape or just plain talk. Each account can have up to 10 characters per realm and 30 characters all together. When your level 5 you can choose professions these can be mining, herbalism etc. Professions are a huge part of wow without these you can’t forge epic blades, armor or even mushrooms.

 

WOW players have a choice to do fascinating dungeons or deadly PVP. Dungeons are getting a successful raids are great way to play. These dungeons and raids in WOW (World Of Warcraft) are very unique they are all set out completely different. PVP in WOW (World Of Warcraft) is huge, trust me. PVP is for the people who want destroy everyone be the first person to say “Here I rule”. Talents are a huge part too. Talents let you choose your path and select how you play your character. You can be a healer, a tank or just plain damage.

Combat Arms Review

 Many of you may have been heard about Combat Arms, The FPS made by Nixon. This games teleports you into real war zones with 20+ Fascinating maps. With these Juicy maps you can play up to 8 different game types. The graphics of this game is great, like Halo and COD (Call Of Duty).
With up to 150+ weapons you have the biggest variety of weapons of any free Fps s out there. Among all those weapons you can forge new ones, customize rusty ones and change the engine of new forged guns. This game is a very fast pace game meaningless downtime and more up time. The re spawn time is 3 seconds which is so unimaginably small.

 

Combat arms also have a type of in game money made for the people who have the money to buy power. With this cash you can buy new characters with special equipment that you can use these are called specs. Specs can use air bombs and mini guns imagine verging a gun that shoot 500 rounds within a second. Nixon has made the cash fair by not having one gun that pawns everyone else’s gun.
Unfortunately this game has a crap hack detector. This game has many hackers all over the servers. Unfortunately the only way to kick someone without Nixon cash is vote kick. This vote kick system is terrible!
In the end this game is free and will stay that way. This game has loads of content and is updated constantly. This game outweighs its bad points and I give it 8.5 out of 10.This game is the best alternative to any paid FPS game and even might be better in my opinion.

Age of Empire 3 Review

 

It has been a full 3 years before the stunning Age of Mythology was released; Age of Mythology was already stunning in game play and graphics. Yet Ensemble has again lifted the bar even higher with Age of Empires 3. Age of Empires 3 moves the action to New World, letting players play a variety of 8 powerful nations to conquer this new land, and lead you nation from the Age of Discovery to the glorious achievement Industrial Age! You can fight among the treacherous terrain of Florida or to the icy passes of the rocky Himalayas. A wonderful new feature of Age of Empires 3 is that you can hire the natives to fight in glorious fights and seize control of trade routes to maximize your income.

The 24-mission campaign is very well designed. Divided into three large acts, it tells the story of three generations of the Black family. First Morgan Black, a Knight of St. John races to the New World to stop the Spanish from seizing a powerful natural wonder. Next, Morgan’s grandson John and his Native American allies find themselves in the Seven Year’s War. The final act shows John’s granddaughter Amelia as the head of a railroad company making their way west.

I won’t spoil the particulars of the story here but a common quest and a common enemy unite all three acts. The connections aren’t always clear at first, but the associations start to build as the game goes on. Putting the pieces together isn’t terribly hard but it gives a nice sense of purpose to the whole game and keeps you invested in the action.