The Aging Gamer: The Console War is Stupid
In this weekly column series, I will talk about my gaming habits and how they have changed over the past twenty-some-odd years. I started my gaming career on the SNES and now I am twenty-eight years old. I mainly play on the PlayStation but dabble with some PC games from...
Indie Spotlight: Wuppo
Hope you guys enjoyed the last spotlights but this train keeps on moving with a hidden gem from 2016. For anyone who knows me, I am a big fan of platformers and this is one you won’t want to miss. A mix of platforming, puzzles, challenging bosses, and some cute...
Fallout 76 Review
Not The Game I Wanted But One I Enjoyed When Bethesda announced that the new installment to the Fallout franchise would be a multiplayer experience, many people — myself included — had their doubts. How will they pull this off when all other games have been so defined through a...
Life is Strange 2 Episode 1: Review
I’m not ashamed to admit that every now and then I’ll stare at a cup with my hand stretched out, hoping to see it move or shake. Alas, my telekinetic ability is still latent, instead of my mind moving the cup, my girlfriend takes pity on me and hands it...
Minit Review: A Mini Majora’s Mask
If you only had one minute to live what would you do? This is the question Minit raises. In most games, dying is the main thing you are trying to avoid on your quest to complete objectives. However, Minit does not give you the option to stray from death. This...
Candleman: the Complete Journey Review
Before you continue reading, I feel the need to let you know that this was reviewed using a review code provided by the developer and or a PR company. Imagine that ten seconds of light is the only thing separating you and certain doom, but using said light could also...
We Happy Few Review
We Happy Few takes place in an alternative English society, Wellington Wells, where from the inside everything seems perfect, but beneath everyone’s Cheshire-like grin lies something truly terrifying: a game that’s unable to realize its lofty ambitions. The year is 1964 and day-to-day life goes by with everyone smiling and...
Resident Evil 2 Remake Will Be Getting an Extra Gory Version
Capcom has announced two distinct versions for its upcoming Resident Evil 2 remake in Japan. Announced at E3 2018, Resident Evil 2, which in its original incarnation released in 1998, is getting remade for the current generation of consoles. Earlier this week, Capcom released new details on the game showing...
Slam Land Review: A Fighting Game Without Combat?
Once in a blue moon a game comes down the pipe that completely changes the landscape of gaming and redefines a genre, like Super Mario 64 did for 3D Platformers or World of Warcraft for MMORPGs, but sadly in the case of Bread Machine Games’ Slam Land, the lack of...
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