Sunday, September 3, 2017

Pokémon Go

Pokémon Go



Image result for pokemon go logoPokémon Go is a game designed to make you walk through and around your neighborhood. By doing so, you find pokémon and can catch them much like in the pokémon TV show you can get pokéballs and different berries to help 'catch 'em all' at Pokéstops. There are three teams you are allowed to join: Red, Yellow and Blue. Each team is designed for a different kind of pokémon trainer. When catching pokémon in this game, you do not have to weaken your opponent with your own pokémon, and just have to throw pokéballs at them. Each gym belongs to one team, and members of that team may put their pokémon inside to guard the gym and keep it to their own team. You can overthrow a gym with your own pokémon and win it for your team. With the new updates, there are raid battles, battles that have one extremely powerful pokémon for you and friends to attack. You may have up to 20 friends attacking at once! There are a lot of things in this game that could be better like the fact that you can't use your pokémon to damage wild ones to make it easier to catch them. Instead, you have to use Razzberies and often times, great balls and ultra balls instead of the regular pokéball. I also don't like that your pokémon do not evolve by themselves with experience. You have to catch more and more of them for candies, and the take forever to acquire. Take Magikarp for example, every time you catch one, you get 3 candies, and can give one to the professor for 1 extra. It takes 400 candies to evolve. that means you must catch at least 101 Magikarp to evolve it to Gyarados, and more for a better one. I have been playing this game for aroun 4 months now, and have caught 5 Magikarp. It also takes candies to make pokémon stronger, so you need more and more candy for everything. One more problem is that the candies of pokémon that are super common like Rattata and Pidgey go to complete waste once I've evolved 1 or 2 of them (I have 218 Rattata candies and 2 Raticate). This game isn't all too bad though, it can really kill time on road trips or anytime that you are a passenger in a car because you don't have to put any effort into walking at all! Overall, if I was to rate this game, I would say it gets a 3.5 star rating. This game is available for free on mobile devices. As always, good luck, have fun and stay safe (You should really stay alert, people have died playing this game).

Age of Mythology: Extended Edition

Age of Mythology: Extended Edition

Image result for age of mythologyReleased in 2002, Age of Mythology is a legendary game that I grew up with. I used to play this game all the time, and am pleased to finally write this review. This game is a real time strategy game based around war, in ancient times. Whats unique  about this game is that in this game you may train mythical beasts ranging from the Greek Cyclops to mighty Titans. This game is played on the computer, it can be played online. I play it on steam.

Gods and their benefits

Though the Titans are only in the extended versions of the game. This game is filled with many civilisations: the Greek, the Norse, the Egyptians, The Atlantans, and the Chinese. The original game only included Greek, Egyptians, and Norse. When you play, before the game commences, you must choose one major god to worship.
Each of the civilisations have 3 different gods:



Greek: Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades
Egyptians: Isis, Ra, and Set
Norse: Thor, Odin, and Loki
Atlantean: Gaia, Oranos, and Kronos
Chinese: Fu Xi, Nu Wa, and Shennong
Each civilisation has its own unique strategy, benefiting certain aspects of your arsenal. Each god benefits another part of your army, with the benefit of the civilisation (Example: Hades benefits his archers, and the Greeks have strong infantry).  With each god comes 6 minor gods with each of their own improvements to your army. You may choose 3 to advance through the ages, each of them give you unique god powers,  powers you may call upon at any time of the game to assist you, economically, or assist your army.

Advancing through the ages

There are 4 ages in the game, In the Archaic age, you have almost no military, and limited technologies. It is useful to scout the area for food sources, and gold during this time. 

During the archaic age, you main aim is to gather resources and set up a basic economy. 

In the Classical age, you have basic military, and some technology. During this time, what I do is try to build a small army to fend off enemy attacks and perfect my economy.  

Then come the Heroic age, when you get your palaces, large buildings that withstand heavy attack and gives you a larger choice of military to attack with. At this time, you get siege weapons to tear down buildings. The heroic age is the time at which you need to set up trade routes to substitute for gold mines, and build up your army and upgrade it. At this time many people launch small attacks on their enemies to cripple their economies. 

The final age is the Mythic age, the time at which you must upgrade and attack! You get powerful units and god powers to crush your opponents! In the Mythic age with certain upgrades, you can get a Titan to fight for you,  and research omniscience, which allows you to see all that your enemies see!

Types of Units

Each unit in the game is strong against one other type of unit and weak against a different unit (almost like Pokémon). There are 3 main unit types: Infantry, Heroes, and Myth units. 


This game has tons of information embedded inside of it, and is a brilliant game to play. Each unit or building has a description of how significant it was in history (with exceptions on things like goats or pigs). There are many fun cheats in the game. To use a cheat, you must type the cheat in all caps in game. The cheats are so unique and funny, like GOATUNHEIM is a cheat that gives you the god power to make every unit in the game a goat.
I live this game and have learnt so much and I hope you will too so good luck and have fun!

Saturday, April 8, 2017

The Impossible Quiz

The Impossible Quiz


The impossible quiz is such an old game, released on the 20th of February all the way back in 2007. This game is liked by so many people on the internet, that it has been on the top 10 games of notdoppler.com ever since it was there. This game is filled with 110 questions that are so ridiculously senseless, the only strategy for you to get through this game is to think vary far outside of the box* and don't try answering with any sense whatsoever. that will get you through this game (or of course, the impossible quiz wiki). The aim of the game is to answer all the questions and earn skips in the game and eventually finish all of the questions (hint: you need all of the 7 skips you get in order to complete the last level). 

At just question 5, you probably would get stuck, considering you're actually supposed to move the mouse outside of the game and to the other side.
This game is truly legendary and I would definitely suggest it to anyone.
Have fun, and Good luck!