Minds Beneath Us (PC) Review
There comes a time in a deep narrative where the player is presented with several choices that will ultimately decide the fate of the main character. It could be two polar options, or it could be a litany of options that lead to a wealth of endless possibilities. Part of what makes Bethesda’s games special is that they’re more-or-less written with the latter scenario in mind. While there is an ove...[Read More]
Smile for Me Review
Few games make me feel incredibly uncomfortable that aren’t part of the Resident Evil series. There are so few that I can’t think of one right off the top of my head. Well, maybe Metal Gear Survive, but that’s for a different reason. Anyway, games, like films, have a purpose and they usually push narratives that can connect with you. The good ones usually are the memorable ones, even when you know...[Read More]