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Rapid Video Game Review - Bulwark Evolution: Falconeer Chronicles

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Could you survive the harsh environment of the Great Ursee?  Bulwark is the second title in the trilogy of games that’ll eventually make up the Falconeer Chronicles . Created by solo developer, Tomas Sala , the trilogy focuses on the inhabitants of the vast water world, The Great Ursee. A few years ago the debut title, The Falconeer took us to the skies on the back of a great falcon as we battled across various scenarios that depicted a war between the various houses that call the Ursee their home. This second game changes perspectives as we leave the skies behind to become city builders on the Ursee’s rocky archipelagos. The third game - when it’s released - will then change the perspective again, but for now, Sala hasn’t revealed much as to how.  For a bit of perspective, I’ve delved into The Falconeer before for both Geek Culture Reviews and further back, Flickering Myth. While my original review for FM is lost to the annals of time, you can check out my Nintendo Switch r...

Video Game Review - The Falconeer: Warrior Edition

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Rob reviews - The Falconeer: Warrior Edition on Nintendo Switch... The Falconeer and I have somewhat of a history. Way back when I freelanced for a much larger gaming website (those who know me, know who) I was lucky enough to be able to preview and review the Xbox One/Xbox Series X|S version. This was way back in September 2020 and was an early build of the game. I found that while the game was enjoyable, there was something not quite right in its overall execution.  Thankfully since then, solo developer Tomas Sala has brought a wealth of change to the Great Ursee, and as such The Falconeer is both an incredibly accessible title - and one that's easy to fall in love with.  News of the arrival of the game onto the Nintendo Switch came as a real surprise. During the build-up to the launch of the Xbox Series X|S, The Falconeer was heavily branded as a "console exclusive". Of course, this set off both sets of console "fanboys" as they attempted to pi...