Slyther Games: Video Game Guides & Reviews

Manor Lords is a city builder set in medieval times and with its Steam Early Access launch, it’s a little intimidating to get into. After completing all three scenarios and putting in 35 hours so far, I’ve got a good grasp of the many different mechanics. That’s why I put together this list of some …

Knowing what to build first in Manor Lords can be confusing when you’re first starting out. That’s why I’ve put together this simple enough build order for you to get your settlement going. Even after completing a scenario, I still found myself frequently referring back to my notes for a build order. It’s easy to …

The eagerly awaited city builder Manor Lords is about to hit Steam Early Access and I’m here to discuss how it feels. It kicks off with a medieval setting that revolves around growing a manor system from just a few tents. You’ll need to develop your village into a functioning society while adapting to the …

Children of the Sun wastes no time revealing the unsettling atmosphere that developer René Rother crafted. You can feel it in the grungy art style, aggressive music, and abnormally creepy cutscenes. This puzzle shooter makes sure you feel uneasy when it wants you to. While simultaneously creating calm moments in between the noise.

Prepare for the tough extraction looter that is Zero Sievert with our best tips and tricks. As goes with any game in this genre, they can be intimidating and especially difficult at first. Fortunately, this is a rare case where an extraction looter is single-player which can ease some of the tension.

Live service game developers do their best to keep you returning with new content and goals to reach. Because once you’ve completed everything, the reason to continue playing wanes. This is why we end up with battle passes in live service games that revolve around seasons. The issue with Helldivers 2 is that once you’ve …

April Fools Day 2024 is here and with this special holiday always comes silly video game jokes and content. If you cover gaming news, it can be difficult to figure out what’s real and what isn’t.

Monetizing video games is no easy task when a developer goes beyond the entry cost of simply purchasing a game. With unsustainable budgets plaguing the industry, it makes you wonder if certain attempts are to survive or out of greed. Especially when they’re popular games like the newly released Dragon’s Dogma 2.

Zero Sievert players wondering what to do with roubles may be confused due to the conversion rate in-game. You’re likely to find bundles of roubles here and there between looting bandits and if you’re lucky, discovering safes. But they can be a little disappointing once you realize it’s not a one-to-one conversion.

Bore Blasters fits in with the wacky popular games releasing as of late between Palworld’s take on Pokemon and Helldivers 2’s silly satire. When I think of dwarves mining, my mind immediately goes to the rock and stone of Deep Rock Galactic. Where you’re mining with pickaxes and powerful drills. The last thing I expected …

Installing modules in Zero Sievert is a surprisingly confusing process even though there isn’t a lot to it. But if you’re like me and had no idea how it worked at first, here’s a guide on how to install modules now that I know.