Geek Culture Reviews

WRC 9 heads out on the Nintendo Switch... Acclaimed by players and critics alike, WRC 9 continues to win over virtual drivers from all over the world. After arriving on next-generation consoles in late 2020, all gamers can now enjoy the leading off-road racing sim series thanks to a version for Nintendo Switch, available from today on the Nintendo eShop. WRC 9  on Nintendo Switch includes all content currently available with over 110 special stages, a deep and immersive Career mode with schedule and team management, and even more realistic physics. Players can also put their driving talents to the test in daily and weekly online challenges.   14 environments, over 110 special stages, 3 new rallies (Japan, New Zealand, Kenya), and the new special stages in the Finland and Portugal rallies released as post-launch patches on consoles Over 50 official teams and their livery from the WRC, WRC2, WRC3 and Junior WRC Over 15 legendary cars that have le...

The Beast comes in many forms... With one week to go before Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood makes its way into the wilds, Developer NACON has given us a new trailer. This new trailer - which you can view below - highlights the many forms our mysterious character can take.  The video does a grand job in highlighting one of the many gameplay mechanics of Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood , and it's easy to see that the Garou Cahal is not a beast to be trifled with. The three forms are Lupus, Homid and Crinos and each has a different speciality tied to it. Choosing the Lupus form will allow for easier exploration and infiltration. Whilst choosing the Homid form will let you become stealthy for those silent takedowns and sneaking through the enemies defences. Crinos, however, is pure Werewolf mode where you can unleash the beast within through your teeth and claws.  This unique transformation style allows for gameplay to be mixed on the fly, wit...