HOB: The Definitive Edition
In the good spirit of total transparency, I’m not the type of gamer who enjoys puzzle-driven experiences on consoles. Typically, I avoid them at all c...[Read More]
Dragon Marked for Death
Dragon Marked for Death is exactly what I thought it might be; difficult, yet good. It’s one of those side-scrolling platformers that was nice and pre...[Read More]
One Piece: World Seeker
I was excited to play a One Piece Game. I thought, what a fun way to get more into the series. Luffy and his pirate crew seemed like an amazing group ...[Read More]
Trüberbrook
The classic point and click adventure game genre has always been a favorite of mine since I first learned to read and play videogames. Recently, I pla...[Read More]
Dangerous Driving
There is a primal thrill in racing to overtake another vehicle. The neural electricity is amplified when you also smash into the side of the opposing ...[Read More]
Darksiders: Warmastered Edition (Switch)
It’s been over nine years since the first Darksiders game was released just after New Year’s in 2010. It was remastered and re-released a ...[Read More]
MLB The Show 19
When basketball season is winding down, there’s only one place to turn for a gaming fix — baseball. Growing up a Cincinnati Reds fan, and not tasting ...[Read More]
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
FromSoftware’s distinctive approach to modern action games reached a cultural apex with Dark Souls. A pair of sequels and Bloodborne offered imp...[Read More]
Gang Beasts (Xbox One)
Melt down an action figure to its primordial goo. Shape the wreckage into an anthropomorphic body, and somehow keep the limited points of articulation...[Read More]
Left Alive
Left Alive mimics the stealthy world of Metal Gear Solid to the point of frustration. It’s a slow, clunky, stealth action game that is built on the su...[Read More]
The Division 2 Review: National Treasure
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is an exceptional video game. Often I choose to belabor a point, craft a thesis, or reflect on a metaphor that inspi...[Read More]
A Dozen Hours With Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a large game. After around fifteen hours meticulous play I’ve only cleared three enormous environments and unravele...[Read More]