Good day, Steemian. What you've been playing in March? I didn't play much of the new releases and currently playing BioShock series again, as you may or may not know. Since Dishonored 2 is on sale on Green Man Gaming (in case you're interested), I planned to play Dishonored 2 and write about it later after I finished BioShock, but unfortunately I can't play that sequel of a great game that's been on my wishlist for a while simply because my laptop can't handle it, which is quite upsetting.

Since Arkane changed the engine for Dishonored 2 (Void Engine), the game has performance issue even on high-end gaming PC until now. So probably it's because of that too. Good thing I tried the demo first. 

Good thing these nice articles helped reduce my disappointment a little...

5 Simple Life Hacks EVERY GAMER Should Know! - Gaming Top 5 - Part 61.
by @techmojo

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Very good health tips for those who spend a lot of times in front of the computer screen, I find it very useful whether you're playing games or working on other things, so be sure to check this one out. I'm currently using this software called f.lux, a smart little software that help reduce eyestrain. If you have no idea what that is, check this post out.

Game Review | Exanima, an almost completely physics based RPG.
by @viridiumgaming

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For RPG fans who liked/loved CRPGs like Pillars of Eternity, Baldur's Gate, Path of Exile and the likes, maybe you'd want to try Exanima for a RPG experience in a more... 'drunken' way. It's an isometric RPG game, something that we can find eventhough we close our eyes because there are so many of them. But what separate Exanima from other isometric RPG is its physics based mechanic. Check this post out for further detail.

Quality games for kids #1 (Monument Valley 1 and 2)
by @bengy

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Is there any parents in the house? Do you have kids? Or younger brothers and sisters that are into video game?  Check out this excellent short read about Monument Valley, an interesting game perfect for children to work their minds to solve puzzles while having their eyes pleased with the charming art style. By reading or maybe even try to give your little ones this game, you might as well get the idea of what kind of games to give them. 

Hash Rush Art: Concept to Reality
by @hashrushgame

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Here's some nice looking concept arts for an upcoming game called Hash Rush. What game is it? A cryptocurrency based RTS game that doesn't require you to have cryptocurrency knowledge, that's all I can tell you. Sounds pretty interesting and exciting to me. But before you look it up on their official site, this post is a good start to get to know what and how Hash Rush game will look like and how it aims to look like. I liked the look of the game so far, and the architectural style the team chose for one of the playable races is certainly unique. Check it out. 

That's some of this week's best post around #gaming, #games, and #game. Apology for my recent inactivity, I can assure you I'm not dead. Yet. So I certainly still going to enjoy my time on Steemit and write gaming related post, and making a shoutout to fellow Steemit users for their nicely written gaming related articles such as these. 

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Visiting BioShock's Museum of Orphaned Concepts
7 Reasons to Go Back to Skyrim
Iron Harvest is the Next Great Addition to RTS Genre

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Images credits: Ghost Story, and the mentioned authors.