Management Simulators ? What makes a "Good" simulation game? Is it micro-management, or macro-management? I play these games. A lot. I own basically the entire “Management Simulator” genre of games, I even troll Itch.io for new and interesting takes on the genre, and I’m probably the only person who routinely searches by tags for New Releases in the Management category on Steam. I barely have to buy games anymore, as a games critic on YouTube, and yet these are the games I will choose to actually pay money for. Unfortunately, MSS doesn’t quite scratch the itch I thought it might. I don’t even blame the game, it’s a perfectly fine game. I’m sure that as it continues to expand and get updated, I’ll go back and play it more, but I figured now would be a great time to talk about what makes a good management simulator. Written, Edited & Narrated by Moriarty of CryMor Gaming ► Use Tag "CRYMOR" on the Epic Games Store ► Support us for FREE on Quest https://questmode.io/fan/crymorgaming ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtCMf3Imv_Y

Banned From Steam ? A discussion about the marketplace itself, quality control methods, and the freedom of a developer to express themselves even in a manner that is repugnant Probably the most famous game to be removed from Steam is The Slaughtering Grounds. A game that was developed by Digital Homicide, a two person developer that took advantage of many of the loopholes in Steam to make a profit off the lowest quality games possible. The entire DigiHom library was removed from Steam, but Slaughtering Grounds is well known thanks primarily to a scathing review of the game from Jimquisition’s Jim Sterling. DigiHom used every single trick in the book to turn a profit. They would bribe users with free steam keys for voting the games up on Greenlight. They would use fake accounts to review their own games. They would give away game keys to anyone who promised to give them a positive review, including unreleased games. They used bots to increase votes, and bought copies of their own games. If a title failed to get accepted onto Steam, they would change the name and release it again. If you went to their own website, all the links would simply refresh the page so they could deliver additional ads. Of course, these didn’t matter to DigiHom, since selling a good game was never their plan. Written, Edited & Narrated by Moriarty of CryMor Gaming ► Use Tag "CRYMOR" on the Epic Games Store ► Support us for FREE on Quest https://questmode.io/fan/crymorgaming ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysaDOHpu9Zs

O'Bannon Vs. NCAA ? Death of the NCAA Football Video Game Should student athletes receive payment for their likenesses in video games? Should game companies keep it all? Written, Edited, & Narrated by Brax ► Use Tag "CRYMOR" on the Epic Games Store ► Support us for FREE on Quest https://questmode.io/fan/crymorgaming #NCAA #Football #Games ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPU26v-xgfE

Join me as we take a look at the Wii U eShop title, Epic Dumpster Bear! Will Dumpster Bear take out the Evil Corporation and end its greedy ways, or will he be tossed away like another piece of trash? ==ABOUT THIS GAME==================================== Epic Dumpster Bear is a 2016 platforming game made by one-man independent developer, Log Games. The game is made using Unity3D, although all of the actual coding was done in-house - no other outside engines are used here! The game stars the titular Dumpster Bear, who's on a mission to get revenge on the evil corporations that destroyed his forest. ==ABOUT THE GOLDEN BOLT============================== The Golden Bolt is a guy who loves games, and reviews them on the internet. We know, you've probably never heard that before, it's a completely original idea he had. His reviews go into great depth on several different categories, from the gameplay, to the plot, to how cohesively the whole package comes together. He don't give an overall score - that damages the overall review process by boiling everything down into just a number - but instead Bolt gives flexible scores to each category. He also explains in detail the development history of the games in question, so if like games and you're fascinated by history like he is, this is the place for you! ► http://geni.us/GoldenBolt ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY6-ROx9Q8o