Katey Roberts

Sep 23, 2024 | ggrecon.com | Lloyd Coombes |Joshua Boyles |Dani Cross |Katey Roberts

It's impossible to talk about Ara: History Untold, a new grand strategy title from Oxide Games, without mentioning Civilization. That's not just because 2K's franchise pretty much rules the roost in the 4X space, or because they look similar from a distance. Instead, it's because Oxide Games is formed of former Civ 5 developers who went off to found their own studio, not unlike the settlers in either title.

Sep 18, 2024 | ggrecon.com | Lloyd Coombes |Joshua Boyles |Dani Cross |Katey Roberts

We love a good card game at GGRecon. Whether it's Pokemon, Magic, or a digital option, we're always excited to see something new. You can imagine the surprise, then, when Lorcana was initially revealed. Disney? In a card game? It felt a little like a match made in heaven, and while cynics would suggest it's just a logical next step in a corporation's gameplan, Lorcana hit the ground running - to an extent.

May 26, 2024 | ggrecon.com | Katey Roberts

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Feb 21, 2024 | ggrecon.com | Katey Roberts

In the ever-moving and competitive world of video games, where the chase of action-packed adventures is a constant focus, Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator emerges as a serene sanctuary for those seeking solace and satisfaction in the simple joys of gardening. With its gorgeous visuals and soothing soundtrack, this cosy game invites players to don their virtual gardening gloves and cultivate a personal paradise of their own from the comfort of their chosen platform.

Jan 3, 2024 | ggrecon.com | Katey Roberts

2023 was an unbelievable year for games, and if our Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth preview is anything to go by, games in 2024 are off to a flyer, too. Ryu Ga Gotoku’s next instalment in its sprawling crime saga is ambitious and comforting all at once, even for a series newcomer like myself. It’s weird, it’s wild, and it’s tinged with emotional depth and pathos that only Ryu Ga Gotoku can juxtapose so handily with a dating minigame.