The End is Nigh Review
I’ve been playing a ton of Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel’s The End is Nigh. Having finally ‘beaten’ the game, I feel like it is now time to talk about it. Overall I can say I’m a touch torn on...
Finally Played It #2: Deadly Premonition The Director’s Cut Review
Having reviewed the upcoming July schedule for game releases, I am once again finding myself limited in the games I want to pick up (I will be playing The End is Nigh). With nothing really peaking my interest, I am...
Finally Played It #1: Beyond Good and Evil Review
After hearing the Beyond Good and Evil 2 announcement during the Ubisoft E3 2017 Conference, I thought it was time for me to dust off my copy of Beyond Good and Evil. Now dusting off may give you visions of...
Embers of Mirrim Review
Embers of Mirrim is an indie platformer from Canadian developer Creative Bytes Studios. Released on PlayStation 4, XBox One and Steam PC on May 23rd, 2017, Embers of Mirrim introduces a new wrinkle to the platformer genre with character splitting. Does...
The Surge Review
I remember when Deck13 Interactive’s Lord’s of the Fallen came out, the game was a dud for me. The character movement and combat felt incredibly clunky and less polished than that of the Souls series it was trying so hard...
Prey Review
Arkane Studios follow up to Dishonored 2, Prey, launched on May 5th. Prey is a reboot of the 2006 game of the same name. Bethesda acquired the rights to Prey back in 2011, leading to the eventual launch of the Prey...
Mass Effect Andromeda Review
Mass Effect Andromeda released on March 21st and has a somewhat interesting launch. Basically, the game’s reception, was less than stellar for a AAA game release. Many of the complaints stemmed around Andromeda’s animations, but there is more to the...
Hollow Knight Review
Hollow Knight came out of nowhere for me. I recall hearing about it at the tail end of 2016 and then not really thinking about it until I saw it being played on Twitch. Having just finished playing through Salt &...
Poi Review
A couple of weeks ago I picked up the indie platformer Poi. This N64 inspired platformer was created by the studio PolyKid. So does Poi live up to the pedigree of N64 greats? Below is my Poi review. WHAT IS...
Crush Your Enemies … And Boredom
$2.47? What do I have to lose? Thus launched my purchase of Crush Your Enemies. Bought on a whim, and played to kill boredom, this game is a big success. Is it the best game I have ever played? Nope....