Welcome to the July issue of The GameOn Magazine! E3? What’s that? Oh right, it’s what is filling our pages in this very issue! We watched the presentations so you didn’t have to - and not all of them were stellar.
Amongst our articles is the question of why Steam were censoring - before they decided not to do it anymore. We’re monthly, so please forgive us. We also have James ranking the first bunch of Call of Dutys, Alex in awe of an axe and Elisa’s write-up of F.E.A.R. There’s also the E3 overviews I promised a paragraph ago.
In our previews, we have a few things from EGX Rezzed courtesy of Adam, and James’ writing Fade to Silence. Sorry, it’s been a busy month, I’ll try to give you better puns.

Welcome to issue 153 of The GameOn Magazine!
So, what do you think about all of the announcements
over the last couple of weeks? Since this issue is going
to press mere days before any actual announcements
have been made, I can’t really talk about it myself.
In our articles this month there are plenty of tips to
be found, as well as the continuation of Erin’s Sekiro:
Shadows Die Twice Diaries. We also look at some
recent news, betas, and releases to plump out our
monthly quick peeks in the form of So I Tried.
On to previews, we have four of them all of which are
in Early Access on Steam! They may or may not be
coming to other platforms, but have you seen the
Switch’s library of games? They’re more than likely
coming to that at least. Pirates, vampires, crafters,
and overkilling — a bit of all of the food groups.
Finally, our reviews are certainly a mixed bag! You’ll
have seen our cover so I won’t mention that, but we
had Alana going to Kaĳu Wars, Mike being unable to
Google Dolmen, and Georgina experiencing
Summertime Madness. Then we had that whole thing
with Erin reading from the Necronomicon, so of
course they had to grab a boomstick to deal with Evil
Dead: The Game…

Welcome to issue 152 of The GameOn Magazine!
With the promise of heatwaves on the horizon, we’re
doubling down on liquid cooling for both rigs and
ourselves here in GameOn Towers. But don’t let that
stop you from reading what we’ve spent the past 30
days putting together for your reading enjoyment!
The articles in this month’s issue include some
regular features like So I Tried, but we’re also saying
farewell to Alana’s regular Animal Crossing: New
Horizons feature, as the island is finally at three stars.
We also have some tips, opinions, and a complaint
about Sonic The Hedgehog — no, not his second
movie.
We also have an interview with the developers behind
Kombinera, Jacob Lear and Philip Snowbarger, talking
briefly about what it was like to work with Atari.
Modern-day Atari — yes, they’re back again.
On the preview side of things we’ve packed the pages
with Early Access and pre-release reviews for some
great games. There’s also a preview for a game
coming out in a few days time: F1 22!
Finally, our reviews have some gems, but I’d be lying
if I said they were all great games this month! It
happens, not everything we review can be a 10, but
some of them came close! We had Artura doing some
scientific RESEARCH and DESTROY, Kyle became an
Aethernaut, and FluffyAxe looked through the eye of
the Beholder 3. Okay, that one was a little stretched
and I apologise.
There’s plenty more, of course, so just get to reading
and GameOn until next issue!

Welcome to issue 151 of The GameOn Magazine!
While I have to readily admit that a certain movie
theme composed by John Williams has been echoing
throughout GameOn Towers for days now, I can’t
fault our team’s ability to review other games. We’ve
got a packed issue on that front, and it’s not like we’ve
skimped on the rest of the mag!
While there’s only one anniversary article (which
narrowly missed last month’s deadline, it’s a well
timed one. Angry Birds Space came out 10 years ago,
and mere weeks ago Rovio re-released the original
game rebuilt in the Unity engine. We also have the
usual So I Trieds, Is It Any Good, some tips, and the
start of a new diary series.
While not all of them have a solid quarter of release
announced so far, almost all of the games in our
previews are coming out soon. Whether it’s weeks or
months it’s not always clear, but at least you can keep
an eye out for them. Out now in Steam’s Early Access
we have Hidden Deep, Fire on Fight, Thy Creature,
and Have a Nice Death. Other than those we have
Tinykin, Jack Move, and 10 games all-in-all!
As I mentioned before, the reviews are where most of
these pages have gone, with mostly very wellreviewed
games! See if you can spot the single 4/10
bringing the magazine’s average down. Alana ran up
The Ramp, Mike wrestled with WWE 2K22, and
FluffyAxe potted some Strange Horticulture.
Meanwhile, Gorzagorz caused Babylon's Fall, Jinny
caught the Pokémon Legends: Arceus, and Samiee
drove the Agent Intercept. You know about the
biggest reviews already, because you looked at the
front cover, so I won’t mention those.

Welcome to issue 150 of The GameOn Magazine!
With so many huge games released recently, and
even releasing as this issue goes to press, it’s a
wonder we’ve had time to even write about them! It
was a good thing Dying Light 2 Stay Human released
for last month’s issue…
While we have our usual bunch of opinions, facts, and
tips, we also celebrate a few game anniversaries that
hit recently. Ghost Rider, Street Fighter x Tekken,
Hollow Knight, and The Simpsons: Tapped Out all had
some notable anniversaries, so a handful of our
writers took another look at them, because why not?
Though on the subject of tips, we’ve got a fair few of
those.
With Steam’s NextFest mere weeks ago by the time
you’re reading this, you can see some of the previews
we produced based on those demos. Not all of them
are related to Next Fest, however, as King Arthur:
Knight's Tale, Coromon, and Harvest Days are all out
in scant days time! They might even be out right now,
if you waited to read these words.
Much like last month, our reviews have some perfect
scores, near-perfect scores, and one absolutely awful
score. I’ll let you discover which is which as you read
on, so no spoilers. Meanwhile, Kyle was called a
Wytchwood, Mike became the Maglam Lord, and Neil
was the Shadow Warrior 3. Then Artura went to see
What Lies in the Multiverse, Alana punched the King
of Fighters XV, and you’ve obviously seen the cover so
I don’t need to tell you the last one.

Who knew that the start of 2022 would have been so
jam-packed full of awesome games? It’s been so hard
to plan ahead with all of the delays, after all. But
we’ve been plugging on, getting things done, and
have a load of amazing games to talk about this issue!
Our articles look ahead to games without a release
date, and back at games that have been and gone.
There are tips and unionisation, a look at Xbox
Backwards Compatibility, and even an explanation all
about gaming Non Fungible Tokens! We tried to
remain neutral, but if you’ve been around Twitter it’s
obvious that you’re either against NFTs, or you own
NFTs.
On the preview side of things we have some
SHINORUBI from Alana, flickering Dark and Light by
FluffyAxe, and Jinny drove KEO.
Looking to reviews, we’ve got one game with a perfect
score, three with a near-perfect score, and a
smattering that cover the range from “bad” to “good”.
Artura goes on an Expeditions: Rome, FluffyAxe
conjures some Spellcaster University, and Mike
conducts the Railway Islands. Meanwhile, Ibrahim
removes Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Extraction, Carl
starts to DYSMANTLE, and Samiee blows the
Blackwind. Of course, you can imagine what Dylan did
to Dying Light 2 Stay Human.

this month are; budgets,
cheating, glitches, and hardware. There are looks
back at old games, looks ahead to upcoming ones,
and someone’s trying to get you to play League of
Legends? Well, if everyone just played the same
games, what fun would that be?
We’ve got a handful of previews for games coming
this year, including one that’s out in a few weeks!
Well, GRID Legends is actually due out just after our
next issue, but I’m sure you’d rather read it ahead of
release, instead of the same week. There are also two
games that are in Steam’s Early Access, so they might
be coming later this year, or in several years, who
knows?
On the review front, we have some DLC, some rereleases,
and of course some big releases. The scores
range from pretty bad to really good, so there might
be some surprises. Firegirl, Chorus, Lake, and of
course Halo Infinite. You didn’t miss the front cover,
did you?

Welcome to issue 147 of The GameOn Magazine!
Set off the fireworks, it’s a New Year, so we hope
you’ve decided on your resolutions! Myself, I resolve
to try new genres of games! An easy thing, right? Well,
we’ll have to see won’t we? Of course, we’ve not just
been drinking and partying, we’ve been busy playing
some of the best, and not so best, games of 2021!
Our articles this month cover things from Kingdom
Hearts III to Pokémon, and we’re celebrating
anniversaries for six different IPs! Star Wars: The Old
Republic, Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, and
the PlayStation Vita amongst them! But, of course, we
have the regular articles like So I Tried and Game
Over, as well as Is It Any Good?
The preview section shows off some games that are
coming soon, as well as one that’s recently released
into Steam’s Early Access. We also have a bunch of
previews based on closed beta events we took part in
recently! So make sure to check out our thoughts on
Dragon Ball: The Breakers, Babylon's Fall and Elden
Ring!
Finally, our reviews are (almost) all for good games,
with Time Loader, Bright Memory: Infinite and the
remaster of Corpse Party leading the charge. You can
see on these very pages one of the AAA releases
reviewed, and no doubt spotted Forza Horizon 5 on
the front cover. If you didn’t, don’t feel bad, most car
games look the same to me, too, but do they handle
differently?

Welcome to issue 146 of The GameOn Magazine!
It’s the end of another year which means that the
GameOn Christmas Gift Guide is available to check
out right now on https://gameonmag.com/ ! It’s full of
ideas of the latest gaming products that would be
perfect for someone you know. Even if that’s yourself!
But let’s go over what articles you can find here in
these pages. The third, and final, part of our look at
the Resident Evil series, a list of the top games coming
in 2022, and a look back at Animal Crossing: New
Leaf. Celebrations of the recent anniversaries of;
OutRun, the GameCube, Tomb Raider, Batman:
Arkham City, and Mega Man Battle Network. There’s
also a deep dive into regional pricing - it’ll make you
think.
On the preview side of things, we have seven games
that had demos available during the recent Steam
Next Fest, as well as one about a game that has only
just been announced: Little Cities!
The review section is absolutely packed, with big and
small games, as well as the one you probably saw on
the front cover. While it would be awesome if you
read this issue for my witty editorial, I know what
you’re really after. There’s even eFootball and The
Climb 2, for those who like sports. Rock climbing is a
sport, right?

Welcome to issue 145 of The GameOn Magazine! The
big games are coming in fast and furious, so I’m going
to hurry through this so that I can get back to that
Battlefield 2042 beta! Then I have to prepare for
Halloween, I suppose…
Our articles this month involve a look at the new
Avatar game, as well as a continuation of our guide on
Where To Start with Resident Evil. Ibrahim also goes
over what he expects to see from Senua’s Saga:
Hellblade 2.
Our previews include a look at one of the Halo Infinite
betas, as well as Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One and
the Early Access title Phantom Abyss. There are eight
amazing previews for you to read this month, but we
still have loads more, so be sure to check back next
month to read those as well!
Finally, our reviews include JRPGs, multiplayers and
DLCs! There’s racing, shooting and ninja-style slicing
galore across a mix of indie-to-AAA releases. There’s
even three 10/10 scores thrown in for good measure.
It really has been a good month for gaming, and you’d
be silly to think that there isn’t more coming in the
next couple of issues!


Welcome to issue 144 of The GameOn Magazine!
gamescom has been and gone, and wow were there
some big announcements there! In fact, we were
invited to check out one of the games before it was
announced - see if you can work out which one!
Our articles this month include some more hardware,
as well as a deep dive into the price of AAA
videogames. Most of the big titles that were shown
off at gamescom are already available to preorder for
£60 as prices inch ever closer to Sony’s coveted £70.
But did you know that Super Mario Bros. 2 went on
sale for what is over £100 in today’s money?
We have three previews, including an early look at the
new professions coming in the next big expansion of
Guild Wars 2: End of Dragons. The person who wrote
it has a long history with the franchise, so you can
trust their opinion.
We finish things off with reviews. There are some
smaller titles,

Welcome to issue 143 of The GameOn Magazine! The
Olympic Games may be a distant memory for you, but
for us in GameOn Towers those amazing athletes have
only just won their medals. It inspired us to greatness in
the pages of this very magazine!
We’ve got a few pieces of hardware in our articles this
month, with looks at keyboards, controllers, a
microphone and more! We even have a rundown of the
recently-announced Steam Deck coming from Valve
later this year, which might answer any questions you’ve
had about it. There’s also some game-specific articles,
and the monthly fashion-focused T-Pose.
We have a bunch of previews this month, with several
Early Access titles getting a look in. We also took a look
at New World, which will be out not long after this issue
hits the digital shelves, and Sable which hits a few days
later! So even if you’re not into Early Access games,
there’s something to give a read.
Finally, our reviews are pretty good this month - I mean
game quality wise, of course, they’re always well
written. The lowest scoring game is 5/10, with multiple
9/10s and most of the rest in-between. There’s even one
10/10 - see if you can find it! Well, of course you can, it’s
not like the score will be hidden.

Welcome to issue 142 of The GameOn Magazine! As you
read this the Olympic Games will have begun in Tokyo,
but as I write it the UEFA Euro 2020 final hasn’t yet taken
place! Ah, deadlines. I hope the country you support
does well!
Our articles this month are mainly coverage of E3 2021,
so they’re perfect to help you catch up if you missed any
of the announcements. We have an overview from all of
the main shows, as well as some of the smaller ones like
the Intellivision Amico, and the Playdate update. So
even if you’re looking for something that’s literally small,
we’ve got something for you.
In the previews we cover a bunch of games that had
demos put out during the recent Steam Next Fest.
UnMetal, Cats in Time, Len's Island, and No Longer
Home, a real mixture of genres, and all being released
later this year.
Finishing things up are our reviews, as usual. Much like
our previews, there’s a big mixture of genres, with space
simulators, retro platformers, JRPGs and even
Pokémon! There’s even an elusive 10/10 hidden
somewhere within these pages - take a guess at which
game grabbed it, then find out if you’re right!

Welcome to issue 141 of The GameOn Magazine! I write
this as E3 2021 begins, which means of course that
you’re reading this way after! However, that does mean
you can look forward to the next issue where we’ll have
pages of coverage about it!
Our articles this month seem to have a bit of a negative
bent to them, now that I see them on the spreadsheet.
With titles like A Story Not Worth Telling, The End of
Four-Player Co-op?, Is Monster Hunter Becoming Too
Easy? and The Decline of the Western RPG, what else
can you think? But at least the latest T-Pose is here to
bring a bit of colour!
We have three previews: Skid Cities, GetsuFumaDen:
Undying Moon and Blood Bowl 3. Two of them are in
Steam Early Access, but the other one was a special
preview event held ahead of the closed beta currently
running.
Then there are our reviews, most of which have higher
scores than our downer article titles might suggest.
There’s the usual mix of AAA, AA and indie titles,
covering sports, puzzle, adventure and action - so there
really is a bit of something for everyone.

Welcome to issue 140 of The GameOn Magazine! The
weather is changeable, so that means that Summer is
on the way! We’ve ordered some extra fans to cool
down our typing (and gaming) fingers in the coming
months, but while we wait for those to arrive we
decided to create this issue!
We have a number of bits of hardware in our articles
this month, as well as a couple of first looks. Admittedly,
since we were given those first looks literally just before
the new Apex Legends and Warhammer: Vermintide 2
content came out, they’re a little outdated. You should
still give them a look, though, otherwise Luke played
about eight hours of Apex Legends for nothing! There
are a bunch of other things to read, just in case those
two aren’t your kind of thing.
We did make space for an interview, though, so don’t
worry if somehow none of the articles catch your eye.
We sat down with Scott, the lead 3D artist behind the
YouTube channel Unreal Cinema, which is making a
miniseries in Unreal Engine 4 about Star Wars: Knights
of the Old Republic.
There are a bunch of previews, so I won’t mention them
all. Suffice to say, some are in Early Access, and some
are due out really soon! One may be out by the time you
read these words…! It’s Elite Dangerous: Odyssey. That’ll
be out by now.
Finally, our reviews are all high scorers this month! I’m
kidding, of course, we gave one 3.5 out of 10! But it’s not
all bad news, with some very high scores - including our
cover star… Read on to find out how much we talked
about Lady Dimitrescu, and many more.

Welcome to issue 139 of The GameOn Magazine! It’s
that time of the year where we’re breaking out the
keyboard brushes to get rid of chocolate egg
remnants, and we each try to use the VR fitness
games as much as possible.
To commemorate the SEGA Dreamcast officially no
more 10 years ago, the T-Posers did a special edition
as well as their usual monthly showcase, and a
special Pokémon edition! We also have another
couple of Valheim guides from Brendan - if you
missed the bumper selection last issue, go and grab
it! There’s a whole bunch of articles ranging from 24:
The Game to Mass Effect, from a range of writers.
Our interview this month was with the creator of The
Binding of Isaac, Edmund McMillen. He told us all
about the latest DLC, Repentance! He also
definitively told us what kind of meat Meat Boy is…
We’ve got four previews, from Adam, Alana, Blake
and Richard. They include a look at the PlayStation 5
version of Temtem, which obviously has received
quite a few updates since our look at the PC version
back in issue 125!
Finally, our reviews are a good selection this month,
with no game scoring less than 5/10! Someone went
around and around with Loop Hero, there was a fuss
with Helheim Hassle and we found out how many it
takes. For reference, It Takes Two.

Welcome to issue 138 of The GameOn Magazine! As
I write this, it’s certainly been an eventful few weeks
- because of all of the events! Get it? Ah, you’ll get it
later. But what you have now is the latest issue of
gaming goodness, so let me tell you about it!
First of all, we’d like to issue an apology - it came to
our attention that we accidentally included an article
without any images. This was a mistake, and we
apologise for any inconvenience caused. We hope
you like the article regardless!
As International Women’s Day was just the other day
as I write this, we’ve got another fashion article
spearheaded by some of our ladies. The first edition
of T-Pose was in last month’s mag, and it’s a great
read even for those of us who aren’t too fashion
savvy. There are also a bunch of guides for the indie
smash hit Valheim, all written by Brendan who has
been having an absolute blast with the game, as
have literally millions of people! As well as giving an
overview of the PlayStation, Nintendo and Blizzcon
events, we also have our monthly So I Tried’s and
Andrew continues his ventures in Metro Last Light.
We have an interview this month from Terry Li, the
head of Crunchyroll Games, where he tells us all
about Princess Connect Re: Dive, as well as gacha
games and how hard it is to port a game into English.
Our previews this month include something scary,
something speedy, and something that will spin
around and hit you if you’re not careful, from Luke,
Richard and Jamie respectively. That’s not all, but I’m
running out of space!
Then we have reviews of 10/10s all the way down to
a 2.5/10, with plenty in between. Things like Speed
Limit on the Switch, Warframe on the PlayStation 5
and Nioh 2 - The Complete Edition on PC. It took
someone a long time to play Super Meat Boy
Forever, someone else caught on Blue Fire and we
all thought that Gods Will Fall.

Welcome to issue 137 of The GameOn Magazine! I’m
writing this as the weather tries to decide whether
it’s going to snow us in, or just ice the doors closed
- either way at least we’ve got some games to keep
us warm!
As part of our article lineup, I’m happy to announce
that those fans of fashion will now have a dedicated
piece to read. A bunch of our writers have taken it
upon themselves to rank some of the most fabulous
outfits in gaming each month. We’ve also got a couple
of So I Trieds, Dylan looks back, Kasey examines
representation and Luke compares a videogame to
a tabletop game. Among others, of course!
We have a handful of previews this month, with Jamie
becoming a DINO HAZARD, Richard ignoring the
Interpoint, Alana getting STUFFED and Blake sowing
the Harvest Moon: One World. Weird that we’ve got
two that have full-caps for titles, right?
Finally, our reviews this month have Adam engaging
Override 2: Super Mech League, while Gary is away
with the VR Pigeons. Then Simon turns the Hell Pages,
Danielle tries to swing a Calico and James burns
Overcooked! All You Can Eat. Of course, don’t miss
(like Joshua) the HITMAN 3 review, which I’m sure is
the main reason you’re reading this while hiding in
some bushes working out patrol routes!

Welcome to issue 136 of The GameOn Magazine!
I hope you’ve stopped writing 2020 on things by
now, because it’s well and truly 2021. But due to
publishing dates, there’s still some 2020 content
that we’re putting on your screens, so let’s get to it!
Our articles include a few bits on hardware that we
checked out for Christmas, as well as the usual So
I Trieds. Alana tells us which Japan-only games on
the SNES are worth a look for non-kanji readers.
Dane lets us know some movies perfect for samurai
fans. Richard takes a stab at ranking the Assassin’s
Creed games. Danielle feels pity for some less-loved
Nintendo titles. Jamie explains the origins of some
indie darlings - or games that began as such. And a
bunch more!
On the preview front, Jamie gets Realpolitiks II for a
second, while Nick acts all Hell Let Loose. Then Jamie
proves that he is a bit of a Cartel Tycoon, while Luke
comes Back 4 Blood, and Simon shows that Prodeus
doesn’t fit seamlessly into an editorial sentence.
Then our reviews, where no game received lower
than an average 5/10. Alana pet the PHOGS! while
Luke got a touch of Amnesia: Rebirth, and Simon
shouted Space Invaders Forever. Adam proved that
he was Partisans 1941, Gary felt Immortals Fenyx
Rising and Blake got augmented in Cyberpunk 2077!

Welcome to issue 135 of The GameOn Magazine! The
weather outside is frightful - judging by the thick fog
the day that I’m writing this - but why go anywhere
when you can sit inside reading The GameOn
Magazine?
This time of the year clearly makes us reexamine the
past, because our articles this month may include a
review of the Xbox Series X, but that’s not all. Jamie
looks back at Generation Eight of consoles, Alana
writes about the Super Nintendo Entertainment
System turning 30, and Danielle encourages new
Wii U owners? That’s not all, but a few people have
doubled up, and long-time readers know I don’t like
to reuse names in these editorials!
We’ve got four previews this month, with Adam K.
storming Baldur’s Gate 3, and Adam H. doing tricks in
BMX: The Game. Then there’s Gary claiming the title
of Animal Rescuer, with Dane joining the ExoCorps.
Finally, our reviews have some good, some bad and
a few right there in the middle. Steven pumped up
the volume for FUSER, Alana called in the Chicken
Police: Paint It Red and Gary played Pure Pool. Then
we have Blake regretting putting his computer in
Airplane Mode, Richard fighting the 9 Monkeys of
Shaolin and Anna hacking Watch Dogs: Legion.

We have a bunch of articles covering the post-apocalypse,
the cartoon and the 8-bit amongst others. Dane listened
to some tunes, Luke fought some pitched battles, and
Piotr got a bit tricky. Charles left some impressions, Jamie
thought about Vegas and Erin gave us some history.
There are some hardware reviews added in to give you a
taste, because we’re expecting you to check out the free
digital GameOn Gift Guide! It’s full of ideas of the latest
gaming products that would be perfect for someone you
know. Even if that’s yourself, because 2020 has certainly
been a year!
We also sat down with voice actor Nolan North to discuss
DIRT 5, as well as other things such as who his favourite
superhero voice was!
Our previews are a handful and multiplatform. Dane
equipped the Dual Gear, Danielle was the Exo One
and Richard experienced Phasmophobia. Then Alana
drank the Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin while Blake went to
Circadian City.
Finally, in this packed issue, our reviews hit the high and
low notes! Isaac finished telling his FAIRY TAIL, Francis
went to Hades and Adam avoided the Genshin Impact.
Meanwhile, Nikki held aloft the Banner of the Maid,
Gary strode Ever Forward and Simon met with Undead
Darlings ~no cure for love~. I’d list some more, but
I can’t find anything funny to say about Emsey’s high
praise review of Röki.

MagazineWelcome  to  issue  133  of  The  GameOn  Magazine!  It’s the spooky season here in GameOn Towers - but as I mentioned last issue there are no ghosts in the office. In these pages, however, I can make no such promises...In our terrifying articles this month, Dane takes us to the cinema with his post-game movie selection, and  Charles  lists  some  desired  remasters.  Then Richard tells us what the Avengers need, Danielle revisits a demolition classic and Alana looks back on the Blue Bomber. Then we have my explanation of why Microsoft convinced me to pre-order an Xbox Series X, amongst many others.Just  the  one  horrifying  preview  this  month,  with Richard telling us about his exploits in Toodee and Topdee.Finally, our reviews are full of murder! Dane tries to find the Paradise Killer while Gary does his best to Kill It With Fire, and Danielle prepares the escape route down No Straight Roads. Okay, I’ve run out of that theme faster than I thought I would... Simon re-went to Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, Alana powered  up  the  time  machine  for  Samurai  Jack: Battle Through Time and Joshua proved he was a Desperados III.

Welcome to issue 132 of The GameOn Magazine!
We survived the heatwave and gamescom 2020, so
we’re back into the swing of things - not that we
ever slow our stride! We’re like a PAC-MAN made of
digital paper, never stopping our frantic pace as we
run from ghosts! Actually, ignore that last bit, we’ve
been assured the ghosts moved out of the building.
Our articles this month have a write-up of gamescom’s
opening night, in case you missed it, from Emsey.
We also have a couple of Fall Guys articles, one of
tips and one about things they should put in, from
Charles and Dane. Piotr explained his choice in VR
headset, Luke explains the basics of Terraria and
Danielle tells you about some hi-tech racers.
Our previews this month include a couple of
titles that were shown at gamescom. Gary grew a
FoxTail, Simon answered the Call of Saregnar and
Alana petted the ProtoCorgi, while Blake went into
Everspace 2. I also got an early look at Transformers:
Battlegrounds, a game that ironically includes very
little transforming.
Then we have our reviews, with some small titles
and some big ones. Adam headed down because
he was HellBound while Jamie went out despite the
Risk of Rain 2. James put on his galoshes thanks to
Ultimate Fishing Simulator while Tucker went on
A Short Hike and Richard got quite Fast & Furious
Crossroads. Finally, Charles swung at the PGA Tour
2K21, Nikki caffeinated a Necrobarista and Simon
shouted Marvel’s Avengers! That last one would have
made more sense if the game was called Avengers
Assemble, I suppose…

Welcome to issue 131 of The GameOn Magazine!
At the time of writing we’re experiencing a bit of a
heatwave in GameOn Towers, so if any of the pages
look melted just blame the lack of a powerful aircon
unit. That one got moved into the server room to
help cope with our game servers.
Our articles feature the usual So I Trieds and my
Metro diary for this month, and a look at some new
articles. We have Piotr telling us which Metal Gear
Solid games he prefers, Neil talking about saving
a Nintendo game and Adam fanboying over some
Xbox Showcase titles. Also, Josh looks back at a
couple of “army” games, Alana talked to their kids
about a game and James finished a game!
We’ve got a handful of previews this month,
with Richard punching it to Hyper Scape, Steven
constructing the Main Assembly and Jamie getting
both Grounded and finding Ary and the Secret of
Seasons!
Finally, our reviews which I’m pleased to say
number the highest this year! Steven raced over
F1 2020, Gary saw things in black and white with
Monochrome World and Adam tried to Destroy
All Humans! Meanwhile Alana ate some Carrion,
Richard told us a Creepy Tale and Erin joined The
Council. Finally, Anna folded Paper Mario: The
Origami King, Isaac started a Wildfire and Nikki
logged into Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris.

Welcome to issue 130 of The GameOn Magazine!
It’s over halfway through the year, so if you’re
reading this then you’ve got this. Whatever your
situation, whether you’re at home or work, we’re
here to entertain you. Try to stay safe, and take
care of yourselves.
Our articles this month have Jamie telling us about
getting hunting horny while hunting monsters,
and Adam tackles his backlog. James doesn’t like
subscribing to things, Luke gives the Terraria basics
and Elisa mapped out a MOBA. There are loads of
articles, so I’ll move on.
Our previews this issue have Joshua fixing things
up in Train Station Renovation, Blake getting up on
Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord and myself hitting
that Hardspace: Shipbreaker.
Over on our reviews Adam spent a Summer In Mara,
Simon swung the Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive
Edition and Jamie harvested the Atomicrops.
Elsewhere, Adam went Beyond Blue, and Nikki
rubbed against Shantae and the Seven Sirens.
Finally, James played Golf With Your Friends and
Francis became The Last of Us Part II.


Welcome to issue 129 of The GameOn Magazine!
With everything going on in the world right now, I
didn’t want to remind people of current events and
introduce stress into your “relax and read” time.
However, it would be remiss of me to not mention
them, if briefly, because to ignore the Black Lives
Matter movement would be to pretend that it
doesn’t exist. We support the movement, and have
donated to multiple related charities. Try to stay
safe, and take care of yourselves.
Our articles this month include Jamie looking back
at CD Projekt RED’s popularity boost, and Adam
tackles his backlog. Richard puts on his cartography
hat, Emsey looks at fantasy couples and James tried
a game. I have a rule where I don’t use people’s
names more than once per paragraph, so this is a
short list as a couple of these people worked their
rears off this month.
We have two interviews this month. Isaac had a
word with Ryan Brown about Super Rare Games,
and Adam spoke to indie developer Alain Lagacé
about his various titles.
Previews this month have Blake shooting Total Tank
Simulator, and Joshua being a Landlord’s Super.
Also, Steven raced over Trackmania, Gary became
a Builders of Egypt: Prologue and I set fire to Embr.
Then we have our reviews, which saw Nikki being
a bit of a diva about Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA
Mega Mix and Adam fighting the Streets of Rage 4.
While that went on, Harry saw his Fury Unleashed,
Simon started the Sakura Wars and Jamie became
a Cloudpunk. 

Welcome to issue 128 of The GameOn Magazine! A big shout out to all of the health workers  & those classed as essential, because you’re fantastic.
Now, let’s start off with listing some articles, so that I don’t use the word “unprecedented”! Jamie gives us his usual tips for Monster Hunter World, and the other Jamie cracks wise about some wisecrackers. Meanwhile, Erin romances some BioWare RPGs, Isaac tries to convince people to play with chocobos and James writes a love letter to Nintendo. Adam spotlights some indies, Kelvin blows up a marsupial and - just finish reading this editorial and get on to the articles. There’s loads to read!

Welcome to issue 127 of The GameOn Magazine! Before going on with the trivial stuff, I would  just like to reassure you, our dedicated readers, that we will continue putting out this magazine every month through this pandemic. Of course, if the page count isn’t quite what you expected one month, we apologise ahead of time, and thank you for your support. Stay safe, stay inside and wash your hands.
Our articles this issue should prove that for this 
 month, at least, we’re firing on all cylinders. Adam thinks that there are some rulers from gaming that should be put in charge, and the other Adam took a look back at God Hand. Mogtones thought back 
 about Chrono Trigger, while Isaac had suggestions about the Switch and William paid off his island mortgage. There are a bunch of hardware reviews and a load more articles, but I’ve got other things to tell you about!
We didn’t skimp on interviews, going after both Wasteland 3’s Tim Campbell and Mayhem Master’s Hombre de Mundo! That’s right, a couple of indie studios with wise words to impart.
Previews, similarly, we haven’t slacked off. Of course, with the interview we also have a preview of Wasteland 3 by the other Adam. Blake Rustler’d up some GTA-horsies and Adam was impressed by Final Fantasy VII Remake. Gary also wrote a couple, one was Not for Broadcast, and the other was MaoMao Castle. Yes, I had no pun for the second.
Which leads us into our reviews. Harry experienced the Silent World, Isaac was One Step From Eden and James entered The Complex. Meanwhile, Jamie inflated his Ego Protocol: Remastered, Richard closed both eyes as a Blink: Rogues and Francis bowed to Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Finally, I went 
 swimming with Azur Lane: Crosswave and Simon felt DOOM Eternal.


Welcome to issue 126 of The GameOn Magazine!
Coronavirus has put a stop to some events, but it can’t
stop our magazine! So long as the internet remains
stable in GameOn Towers, we’re unstoppable! So,
what do we have for you in this self isolated issue?
We have Harry telling us who the easiest bosses are,
Joshua explaining which flying action game to play
first and Adam looking back at Dan Houser. We also
have Francis thinking fondly of a witch, Mogtones
looking at old Sonic games and the usual couple of
So I Tried’s!
There is just the one preview this month, with a game
that’s out in mere days as you’re reading this! Joshua
checked out Iron Danger, due out on 25h March.
Finally our reviews include Blake getting ShockRods,
Harry telling us about Deponia Doomsday and
Richard starting at Bug Academy. There’s also me
going on a Dead or Alive Xtreme Venus Vacation, and
Jamie fighting the Zombie Army 4: Dead War.

Welcome to issue 125 of The GameOn Magazine! As
I write this, GameOn Towers is being shaken by high
winds - but I suspect this particular storm will have
wound down by the time you read this. You know,
unless it’s like that movie Geostorm!
We have a bumper crop of articles for you to read
this month, so I don’t have room to mention them
all. Some highlights are Joe’s look back at overlooked
DS titles, Harry’s favourite ways to play solo from last
year, and Francis worrying about next-gen consoles.
There’s also Jamie’s tips for switch axes while monster
hunting and some looks at various bits of hardware
and accessories from a bunch of people.
Our previews this month are both by me. I took a
look at the “make small monsters fight each other”
PC game Temtem, and the upcoming smash-hit One
Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows. Get it? If not,
you probably haven’t seen the show either. Read the
preview, then you’ll get it.
Then in our reviews we saw Shayne get a Date A
Live: Rio-Reincarnation while Richard worked a Dead
End Job. Jamie turned out to be just a SIMULACRA,
Steven made something in his Little Big Workshop
and Harry saw off those Gang Beasts.

Welcome to issue 124 of The GameOn Magazine!
Happy New Year! And as we enter 2020 we start
thinking about the gaming ahead of us - more
franchise titles, Cyberpunk 2077, another Resident
Evil remaster…! But, of course, there are a ton of
things we’ve already been playing and thinking about
as 2019 sputtered to an end.
So amongst our articles this month you’ll find
me talking about guns again - this time fighting
monsters with them, not shooting people like I did
a few months ago. There’s also James writing about
how he sucks at an FPS, Richard listing some top
console titles, Harry waxing about a SNES game and
Jamie remembering a forgotten DS title. There’s also
Adam’s talk about geese, and several people writing
about recent hardware acquisitions and a bunch of
other articles.
We didn’t have much room for anything else, so we’ll
go straight into the reviews. Gary blew some Bubble
Bobble 4 Friends, Richard was back in Terminator:
Resistance and Jamie crotched himself into Woven.
Harry said he had to Must Dash Amigos, Benedict
became a Radio Commander and insert pun here
about Andrew sucking in Vampire: The Masquerade
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