In this issue

Welcome to issue 163 of The GameOn Magazine!
This issue was partially produced using The Force —
was it the light side or the dark side? Read on to never
find out the answer! But that cover looks great, right?
On the articles side of things we have phobias, Star
Wars, Sherlock Holmes, and more across the 12
pieces filling the first third of this issue. Jon wants
stronger stories, Violet gives some tips, and I looked
at the difference between the two big Zelda titles on
Switch.
Our previews have a couple of titles that might be out
right now, depending on when you’re reading this
issue, one that’s definitely out thanks to Steam Early
Access, and one that has no release date. Though to
be fair, there’s a couple of weeks between me writing
this and you reading it, so there might be a release
date by now!
Then we have our reviews, which see Dylan building a
Wall World, Violet experiencing Outer Terror, and
Bennet telling the Minecraft Legends. Then we have
Alana moving so fast it left an Afterimage, Artura
hitting the Desktop Dungeons: Rewind, and Jase
becoming the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

Game Over: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

Jon reached the end of the game

3 mins

Remembering LEGO Legends of Chima: Laval's Journey

Andrew looks back at a game from the DS, 3DS and Vita

6 mins

My Journey to 100% Haven Park

Violet talks about their journey

3 mins

Is Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened A Sequel to Chapter One?

Artura tries to answer where this fits

2 mins

Hidden Gem: Glyph

Jon found this hiding in the rough

3 mins

TO So I Tried... Split/Second

Andrew played a racing game

1 min

Gaming With Phobias: How Does It Feel To Be A Gamer With Thanatophobia

Violet has a phobia

3 mins

Why Rockstar Should Make Its Games More Linear

Jon wants better Rockstar games

3 mins

Where to Start with Danganronpa

Andrew tells us where to start

3 mins

How Accessible is Age of Wonders 4?

Artura looks at accessibility options

1 min

Redfall Tips & Tricks

Violet has some tips

4 mins

Should You Play Tears of the Kingdom if You Hated Breath of the Wild?

Andrew tells us whether we might like a game

2 mins

Killer Frequency

It's late night in Gallows Creek, USA, and you Forrest Nash are leading the radio show alongside Peggy, your co-host

2 mins

Disney Speedstorm

I have been a massive fan of the Mario Kart series of games since the original came out for Super Nintendo

4 mins

Park Beyond

Park Beyond is the upcoming brain-twisting theme park simulation game from developer Limbic Entertainment. Taking inspiration from classic titles such as Bullfrog Production's Theme Park series and Thrillville: Off the Rails, as well as more contemporary parallels with titles such as Planet Coaster, Park Beyond offers you the opportunity to design andmanage your own amusement park, creating thrilling rides and attractions that will draw in swarms of guests

3 mins

XDefiant

XDefiant is Ubisoft's arena shooter in which you will take control of characters from familiar settings, such as Far Cry 6, Watch_Dogs, Tom Clancy’s worlds and more to come in the future

3 mins

Redfall

Redfall is an open-world FPS that drops you in the titular town as it's being taken over by vampires, and it is up to you— alone or with a group of friends— to fight back

5 mins

Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened

This detective title focused on the titular character will have you trying to stop brutal killings that seem to connect to an ancient cult god that lurks from the depths— the one and only: Cthulhu

3 mins

The Last Worker

It's been a busy few months for developer Wolf & Wood, what with the marketing for both The Last Worker and its upcoming PS VR2 exclusive: C-Smash VRS (insert shameless plug of preview here)

3 mins

God of Rock

God of Rock is a competitive rhythm fighting game developed and published by Modus Games, where the God of Rock has gathered the universe’s greatest musicians into a tournament, and the grand prize is whatever they desire most

3 mins

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