Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, a game developed by Surgent Studios and published by Electronic Arts, has been receiving rave reviews after its release recently due to its gripping story on grief and death, accessible gameplay (for a Metroidvania) and top notch score and voice acting. KKP’s writer Xandria Morden joins us to share her experiences playing this game and whether she shares those sentiments.



Image credit: EA

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, a game developed by Surgent Studios and published by Electronic Arts, has been receiving rave reviews after its release recently due to its gripping story on grief and death, accessible gameplay (for a Metroidvania) and top notch score and voice acting. KKP’s writer Xandria Morden joins us to share her experiences playing this game and whether she shares those sentiments.Image credit: EA

Get your gaming mode on and join the GGWP crew as we sift through gaming news of the week and geek out over video games that we play and enjoy, both old and current. Good Game, Well Played, your one-stop-centre for video game conversations on BFM 89.9.

Get your gaming mode on and join the GGWP crew as we sift through gaming news of the week and geek out over video games that we play and enjoy, both old and current. Good Game, Well Played, your one-stop-centre for video game conversations on BFM 89.9.

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Bring your gamepads, keyboards and mice and join the GGWP crew as we sift through gaming news of the week and geek out over video games that we play and enjoy, both old and current. Good Game, Well Played, your one-stop-centre for video game conversations on BFM 89.9.

Review - Tales of Kenzera: ZAU

If you’re looking to be spooked, but still long for a retro survival horror vibe that reminds you of the old-school Resident Evil and Silent Hill, check out Crow Country, developed and published by SFB Games. This game is last month’s sleeper hit that delivers on almost all fronts, according to Jonathan Leo from Kakuchopurei.com. He joins us to share his thoughts on the game and why he thinks it’s worth checking out, especially if you’re a fan of the genre.



Image credit: PlayStation.blog

If you’re looking to be spooked, but still long for a retro survival horror vibe that reminds you of the old-school Resident Evil and Silent Hill, check out Crow Country, developed and published by SFB Games. This game is last month’s sleeper hit that delivers on almost all fronts, according to Jonathan Leo from Kakuchopurei.com. He joins us to share his thoughts on the game and why he thinks it’s worth checking out, especially if you’re a fan of the genre.Image credit: PlayStation.blog

Review - Crow Country

Another month, another mix of controversies, sad news and releases in the gaming world. We recap the drama between Sony and Helldivers 2, as well as more closures of studios under Take Two and Microsoft. There’s also a new Assassin’s Creed game called Assassin’s Creed Shadows, set in Japan (finally!) and a new Call of Duty. May also saw the release of Senua's Saga 2: Hellblade, Mullet Madjack, Animal Well, Crowd Country, Hauntii and Hades 2 (Early Access).

Another month, another mix of controversies, sad news and releases in the gaming world. We recap the drama between Sony and Helldivers 2, as well as more closures of studios under Take Two and Microsoft. There’s also a new Assassin’s Creed game called Assassin’s Creed Shadows, set in Japan (finally!) and a new Call of Duty. May also saw the release of Senua's Saga 2: Hellblade, Mullet Madjack, Animal Well, Crowd Country, Hauntii and Hades 2 (Early Access).

BFM x KKP Monthly Round-up - May 2024

At first glance, a lot of people will liken Stellar Blade, developed by Shift Up and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, to Bayonetta or Devil May Cry, but the truth is, the game is a bit more than that. Joining us to share his impressions of the game is Najman Maliki, and he’ll talk about the game’s story, combat and the controversies surrounding the game.

At first glance, a lot of people will liken Stellar Blade, developed by Shift Up and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, to Bayonetta or Devil May Cry, but the truth is, the game is a bit more than that. Joining us to share his impressions of the game is Najman Maliki, and he’ll talk about the game’s story, combat and the controversies surrounding the game.

Review - Tales of Kenzera: ZAU

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