Unless you flat out don’t care, Call of Duty revealed gameplay of it’s newest entry Black Ops 4, on May 17th, 2018. Lord Vonderhaar, as he’s named himself on Twitter, is here to our rescue…. or is he? Well, I’ll let you be the judge first, then I’ll chime in at the end.
It’s been 10 years since Kratos was last seen terrorizing the Greek gods (5 if you count Godof War: Ascension). Many fans were wondering if we’d get a rebirth of Kratos, and at E3 2016 we got our answer. Fast forward 2 years later, and we finally have what we wanted: a new entry in the series. Let’s dive right into God of War.
P.S: I’m a huge God of War fan boy, so I’ll try to be as objective and unbiased as possible to give you my opinion on it.
If you’ve been on the Twitterverse any time in the past week or so, you’ve might’ve seen #GameStruck4 trending or being retweeted/liked by your favorite content creators. Now you’re probably asking “Johnny, what does it mean?” Well let me tell you.
Many moons ago, I was very hyped for Fortnite. Building stuff, fighting zombies (they’re kind of like zombies right?), and playing with friends seemed like a recipe for a title that could last. Welllllll, unfortunately it didn’t last that long.
I’ve been so excited for this game, I haven’t left my house since it came out (I’m partially kidding). Let’s just jump right into this one because there’s a shite ton to cover.
Just when you thought life couldn’t get any worse for one Sebastian Castellanos, Tango Gameworks managed to make a sequel out of his struggles. This is a good one, and it definitely brings some new changes to the series. How does it compare to the first one? Let’s talk it out.
With Call of Duty: WW2 releasing in just a few weeks, information about the game has spread like wildfire. Recently, the stockholders have unveiled that the next entry will be Black Ops 4, with this leak coming out due to a concern in expectations. That’s just the tip of the iceberg fellas and gals as we only scratched the surface of an even bigger and deeper shite hole.
