Byte Size
When 300 words is more than enough
Partisans 1941, Byte Size Review (PC)
It definitely isn’t all quiet on the Eastern Front in Partisans 1941, as the Germans push forward in an attempt to occupy the Soviet Union in the name of the Fuhrer.
As a proud child of the Motherland it is your duty to gather fellow Partisans and protect your homeland from the invaders.
So gather up your warmest coat, some vodka, and a trusty weapon and lets kick those nasty Germans back to Berlin.
GAME REVIEWS
Traditional long format reviews
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, XBOX Review
Crash Bandicoot 4 is a difficult game. Negotiating this platform-hopping, crate jumping, dimension-swapping, time-slowing, enemy-infested gauntlet feels like you are learning a blistering guitar solo one note at a time, until you can almost play through it without stumbling. Almost.
It’s a journey conquered inch by inch, checkpoint by checkpoint, until you stand at the end, panting, spent.
Every level takes the form of attempt, die, repeat, die, repeat again. Usually, this is enough to make me bounce right off a game, but there’s something about Crash Bandicoot 4.
FEATURES
Occasional Features, maybe off topic, maybe news, maybe opinion pieces, mostly interesting.
Pick Up Quick! Developer interview: Be an eco warrior on your PS4
Originally Posted on www.gamejunkie.co.nz by Gerard
Those of you that have combed through the vast amount of user-generated content in PlayStation’s Dreams may have come across Pick Up Quick!, a game launched by Sustainable Coastlines and designed to tackle the problem of litter on New Zealand beaches and encourage players to combat the issue in real life.
Us New Zealanders love our beaches but we’re a bit disconnected in some ways from the fact that we are polluting them. The aim here is to inform young players around what the issues are on our beaches. Despite our “clean and green” image, we’ve got a lot of work to do.
Pick Up Quick! is available through Dreams on the PlayStation 4.
Hardware Reviews
Gadgets, Gifts and stuff that we like that isn't a game.
Fitbit: Inspire 2 – Review
The Fitbit Inspire 2 sits in the mid-level device slot of the 2020 Summer range, but it is by no means limited in features.
Back in May, I reviewed the Fitbit Charge 4 and found it a great tool to help in my training. Over the following months I have come to really rely on it for exercise goal setting and feedback.
The new range of Fitbits are dropping for summer, so it seemed fitting for me to take some of the new devices for a test run…(yep, I meant that pun)
