Review coming soon to www.gamingcouchpotato.co.uk Embark on an exhilarating journey through space in Astro Flame Starfighter a captivating scrolling shooter that blends classic gameplay with modern 3D graphics. The game is set to be released on PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox on August 15th. In Astro Flame Starfighter players will pilot a powerful spaceship, navigating through 15 levels of intense action-packed gameplay. As they venture deeper into the cosmos, they will encounter hordes of relentless enemies that must be swiftly eliminated to ensure survival. The game boasts stunning visual effects that add to the immersive experience, making each battle visually impressive and gratifying. To prepare for the ever-increasing challenges ahead, players have the opportunity to upgrade their spaceship and weapons between missions. By enhancing their ship's systems and arming themselves with more potent weaponry, players can boost their chances of success as they face off against formidable bosses that guard each level. Astro Flame Starfighter offers an adrenaline-pumping adventure that combines the nostalgia of classic scrolling shooters with cutting-edge graphics and gameplay. #AstroFlameStarfighter #Gaming #Shooter #ShootEmUp #ScrollingShooter #Xbox #PS5 #NintendoSwitch ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQd_z6DIf3E

If you grew up in the 1990s, there is a good chance you played a top-down racing game called Micro Machines. And when you load up and start playing Tinker Racers for the first time, that is exactly what will come to mind. But Tinker Racers is much more than just a MM clone. It has its own personality. The general idea of the game is that you are in control of a Mini RC racer. And you are racing around in your house. On top of kitchen tables, in the office, on the floor etc. The track itself might be drawn with chalk, or ketchup, it doesn't really matter how, just that you can. The view is top down as previously mentioned, although that view itself is not set, and you will automatically zoom in and out somewhat depending on your location to other racers. The main campaign mode of the game is not necessarily about reaching the finish line after a set number of laps, instead it is more of a Survival game, similar in a way to the elimination modes you encounter on other racing games. You need to stay within the same screen as whoever is in first place, if you are in first place, then you need to get far enough ahead of the competitors so that they get eliminated. When you are the last person on the screen, you win the round, as the levels progress things get more and more chaotic, making everything all the more difficult. The other thing you need to worry about is your damage level, each car starts off with 100%, if you get to 0% then it is over for you. So, if you fly off a table, you will regenerate but you will have lost 20% points. If you hit various obstacles, you will also be damaged, so there are quite a few things to keep an eye out for. Hitting some bursting popcorn may not cause you much damaged, but having a beach ball land on your head will. Each area has a set amount of levels, beat those levels and you will move to the next room. There is even a dark mode you can unlock, whereby the lights in the room are turned off, and you just have the tiny headlights on the car to see. That mode is tough and does give a whole new challenge. It is all pretty much straight forward, there is a very good learning curve, and the controls are exactly how they should be, this is one of my bug bears with games like this that on some games you push a direction on the controller and that is the way the car goes, I HATE THAT! Luckily on Tinker Races it has the classic control method of pushing left and right on the joystick and that controls which way the car goes, just as if you were controlling the car with a real RC Car Remote, I am much more used to that method, and in my opinion that is the correct method. There are multiplayer modes with split screen, but since we are on lockdown, I am unable to test this properly. But having a quick look it does seem ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkNTDgizrdo

I have always been a fan of Rocket League since it was first released, and so has my younger brother, he was rather pleased with himself in this video and wanted me to share it. http://www.gamingcouchpotato.co.uk ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGNhhiYfUQg

http://www.gamingcouchpotato.co.uk Boy was this ghost a right b*stard to capture, but finally I did it, I don't expect my footage to necessarily help you, but if you are stuck it might give you hope to know it is possible. Just needs patience. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0os4j1skuI