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Explore the post-apocalyptic seas in Age of Water

Explore the post-apocalyptic seas in Age of Water

Age of Water is also our love letter to, well, water. The realistic flow, reflections and interactions with objects and characters help immerse players in this vast aquatic world. From the gentle lapping of waves against your boat to the terrifying majesty of a hot tub, every aspect of the water has been designed to ...

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What is an IP rating?  Phone water and dust resistance explained

What is an IP rating? Phone water and dust resistance explained

Whether you work at the local pool, have messy pockets, or simply consider yourself accident-prone, chances are water and dust resistance are high on your list of priorities when choosing that brand new phone. But the level of protection you’ll get will vary greatly depending on whether you have a budget, mid-range, or flagship phone. ...

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Age of Water already has an arrival date

Age of Water already has an arrival date

Many of us are quickly becoming aware of the drought we are experiencing in our country. Despite this, today we want to tell you about a game in which it seems that there is no shortage of water since all the action takes place in the seas. We are talking ...

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High water analysis.  The end of the world strategy

High water analysis. The end of the world strategy

Highwater teaches us that the strategy for survival can be to fight to move forward or to stay and learn to be happy. Stud Démagog!o continues its post-apocalyptic tradition with Rogue Games. Highwater shows a world flooded with unsafe, polluted water, poisoned fish, and small islets covered in rubble to live on. Either we adapt ...

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‘Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’ Isn’t as Dead in the Water as You Think – Reviews Are In Progress

‘Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’ Isn’t as Dead in the Water as You Think – Reviews Are In Progress

Sadly, disastrous live service releases have become all too common lately, and I’ve personally experienced many of them. Going into “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League,” everyone was preparing for the worst, but after disasters like “Anthem” or “Marvel’s Avengers,” this movie wasn’t. Boring me to tears…so far. With a 10-ish hour campaign and open-world ...