Thimbleweed Park
Lucasarts adventure games were what I cut my gaming teeth on back in the early and mid-90s. The classic 2D point and click genre has made a very welco...[Read More]
AFFECTED: The Manor
AFFECTED – The Manor is the first in the AFFECTED trilogy and it’s finally made its way to Oculus Rift CV1 and also includes Touch support...[Read More]
DYING: Reborn
DYING: Reborn is first person room escape horror game that is available on the PS4, Vita, and a special half-length and half-price version is on the P...[Read More]
Dark Souls III: The Ringed City
The Ringed City continues Dark Souls III’s operating thesis; creativity isn’t climb to the tallest peak, but rather a journey with no part...[Read More]
Kingdom Hearts 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX
The hype for Kingdom Hearts 3 is real, and what a perfect time to jump into the series if you never have before. Kingdom Hearts 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX is the...[Read More]
Solstice Chronicles: M.I.A (Alpha) – impressions
Solstice Chronicles: MIA is an aerial view shooter in which the player takes control of a space soldier as he and his flying robotic companion, fight ...[Read More]
SUPERHOT VR Forever Edition
When I read Eric’s review of SUPERHOT, which released about a month before the Oculus Rift, I knew I had to play the game someday, and that it l...[Read More]
Toukiden 2
Wow, it’s been over three years since I first reviewed Toukiden on the Vita and two years since Toukiden: Kiwami. Now, Omega Force and Koei Tecm...[Read More]
Battlefield 1 – They Shall Not Pass (Expansion) – Impressions
There isn’t a lot of need for improvement in Battlefield 1. Honestly speaking, the game, as it stands, is still interesting and fun on its basic level...[Read More]
Everything (n): all things; all the things of a group or class
I can’t tell if Everything is either a poignant attempt to transgress the nature of play or another underhanded pitch from David O’Reilly ...[Read More]
Everything
Welcome to the sandbox you’re apart of and that you make happen, as much as it makes you happen. Welcome to Everything. David O’Reilly’s Everything is...[Read More]