Gamereactor TV - English

We dive into a medieval fantasy world in which our brave heroes will have to save the princess from the clutches of the evil sorcerer who threatens to destroy the entire kingdom... To do so, we will have to explore new territories, face dangers never seen before and... take down a lot of enemies! A classic-inspired adventure that is sure to bring a smile to the faces of retro lovers.

We dive into a sea of doubts and dangers in which, in order to save our family, our friends and the world we know as such, we will have to face our fears and explore places we would never have imagined... A relaxing, beautiful and entertaining adventure!

Our attention has been drawn to this platform title created by and for fans of platform games in which we will have to guide our cubic friends to objects that will give them upgrades... like fruits! Which they love, by the way. All this for what? Well, to help an ambitious king conquer the universe and advance through the different areas of the world to... well, invade it.

Everyone knows Hideo Kojima's acclaimed title, but we've decided to relive the experience again with the excuse that Epic Games has offered us this great title for free as a Christmas present. So, we've prepared ourselves to dodge beings beyond out logic, transport basic necessities to those who need them, and... survive! Did you get your free copy?

Our very last interview in Tenerife as the sun set and the sky turned purple was with an old acquaintance of Gamereactor's, Rami Ismail. The developer, speaker, and indie ambassador analyses how the world has changed in the past few years and its impact on video games, while also touching upon the transition from junior to mid-level devs, the more forgiven European countries in the industry, or how to find inspiration outside of video games.

Legendary writer and entrepreneur Sir Ian Livingstone received a Knighthood for his contribution to video games earlier this year, and in this tropical interview we discuss both that honour, the challenges the European industry is facing, and using gaming in education for children, among other things.

You always have to learn when you talk with Richard Bartle and here David Caballero had a very interesting chat with the professor and PhD on AI about many of the things defining video games. During the conversation, Bartle tackles aspects such as (in order of discussion):

- Employment and talent

- Metaverse tech used in virtual worlds

- Traditional types of players (killers-achievers-socialisers-explorers)

- How a modern MUD would be

- Procedural generation

- Better NPC and AI being smarter than human

- Dynamic difficulty

- NFT-linked items

- New means for coding

Nomad has delivered their slimmest case yet, but with such successful iPhone accessories behind them, is such as thing as too slim?

Motorola makes a lot of phones, but the RAZR is perhaps the most important one, as its foldable screen is pushing tech forward, and enables brand new user experiences.

As per our yearly tradition, here's a recap of some of the most hilarious or certainly... creative bloopers the GRTV cameras have witnessed and captured in the past few months.