It’s that time again, time for the weekly Gamepedia YouTube Roundup! This week we showcase videos from five different games including: Broken Age, A Wizard’s Lizard, and more from Nether, The Elder Scrolls: Online, and WildStar! Buckle up, because we’re spanning universes in this week’s Roundup!
Broken Age is a point and click adventure game produced by DoubleFine. In Broken Age you play as both a young man and a young girl who are living very different lives, but undergoing similar struggles. Broken Age highlights the discovery of responsibility in youth, and the storylines of both main characters characterize different approaches to that responsibility. With clear and sharp voice acting, Broken Age promises to be a captivating and memorable story that will inspire and challenge the minds of players of all ages.
A Wizard’s Lizard is another addition to the top-down 2D Roguelike genre, similar to The Binding of Isaac. Lost Decade Games improves gameplay by adding variable sized rooms to the classic format, and the slew of different enemies makes every room a different hurdle to overcome. You can also make upgrades to your town and its citizens with valuables you find while exploring dark and mysterious dungeons.
This week we have a more introductory look at Nether for those who were looking for a more general idea of what the game actually is. Survival horror is a rising genre in gaming, and Sandbox ones such as Nether have gained massive cult followings in the past couple of years. For more information check out the video below!
Finding out shortcuts within games is vital to speeding up almost every single in-game process. Luckily, we here at Gamepedia are here to help! This weeks video is all about the little things that are either underrated or brushed off with TESO. If you’re interested in saving yourself some time finding the best loot or just trying to be the best player you can be, check out this video!
Lastly, we’re almost done reviewing the WildStar races, and this week we’re covering the zombie-like Mordesh and the brilliant Cassians. The Mordesh were unfortunate enough to live under a ruler who thought himself a genius when he crafted an immortality potion, unfortunately the consumption of this potion resulted in the decay of one’s flesh and a maddening of the mind. A vaccine was created, but only after generations of Mordesh were wiped out in the following culling.
The Cassians are unique in that they have no class restrictions. Brilliant individuals with an affinity for almost anything from magic to combat, the Cassians were coerced into joining the Dominion, losing their leader in the process.
That’s it for this weeks Gamepedia YouTube Roundup! Be sure to tune in next Friday for more, and remember, It’s dangerous to go alone… be prepare with Gamepedia!