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Firewatch Review. - All Along The Watchtower..

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  Firewatch, at first glance it's another boring walking simulator. A term that has been used countless times now, and not without good reason. Some of these games send you off into a areas where you have near to no interaction with objects or people and just have the story narrated to you. Firewatch isn't that while at the same time.. It really is that. Firewatch begins with a sad story of the protagonist (henry) dealing with his significant other gaining early stages of dementia and then dealing with the mental issues that come with the struggle of living with someone in that condition. The game then throws you into its colourful, stylized world made up of lush forest vistas contrast with barren desert panoramas. Henry makes his way up to his watch tower to find a walkie talkie that has only one person on the other end. Dahlia, dahlia is someone who is up on a hill watching over the watchers. She is the main line of contact for the firewatchers to the outside world. As ...

Denuvo Is The End Of Piracy! And Here's Why.

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PLEASE NOTE! This article is out of date and incorrect now. Denuvo was in fact cracked and was far from the end of piracy. However, the post does still have some good information on Denuvo itself and what was happening at the time so will remain posted. So denuvo is slowly taking over our beloved triple A games and it's causing pirates of said games a lot of problems. Now if you don't know what denuvo is or even DRM. Well.. “The purpose of DRM(Digital Rights Management) is to prevent unauthorized redistribution of digital media and restrict the ways consumers can copy content they've purchased.” what this basicly means for your average PC gamer is this. Say you buy a game on steam, steam then puts that game in a room. You can't play that game unless you have the key for the door. If you have the key, you can get in there and play it. If you don't. You simply can't play the game. With cracked games, a lot of the time they will be able to emulate that ...