Gamer's Advent

Batman Arkham Knight is an action-adventure game developed by Rocksteady Studios and published by Warner Brothers, coming out on PS4, Xbox One and PC in June 2015.  The game is run using the Unreal Engine 3. The PC release of Arkham Knight brought plenty of controversy and issues.  The technical issues on the PC release almost forced Warner Brothers to suspend sales on the game in order for them to address the issues people were having. The game was re-released on Steam in October 2015 after a few patches in order to solve the technical issues.  Sadly people still reported problems with the game forcing Warner Brothers to offer full refunds on the game regardless of whether you met the regular criteria or not.  To this day, the developers are still working on technical issues which people are having. Before I start my review, I would like to point out that I played this game on a mechanical hard drive, with one nVidia 970, playing at 1080p with graphics turned on and the majority of th

Bullet Witch initially released way back in 2007 on the Xbox 360, getting a mixed reception from critics, being developed by Cavia, and published on release by Atari, but the 2018 release on PC is published by XSEED Games who have become well known on Steam for bringing across localization ports of Japanese titles. Having not played the initial game, I went into  Bullet Witch  not expecting anything. From the screenshots, it’s very abundantly clear that it’s purely a resolution re-work. The graphics look very dated compared to current day works, but it is nice to be able to play these types of games on higher resolutions on a big monitor. Graphical options are limited to a pre-launch window, but given the age of the title, it’s hard to imagine it will be too taxing even on the most moderate of gaming PCs. The world is suffering from multiple natural disasters throughout the years, but in 2007, a huge demon invasion turns what was left of planet Earth into a wasteland, and by the year 2