Halo Infinite is a really fun game. You can shoot people's grenades in their hands and blow it up in their faces, you can make an electronic explosion by zapping aliens with your grapple hook, you can spawn in troop transports and drive into story missions with six marines carrying rocket launches, sniper rifles and... Continue Reading →
So here's something I thought would be fun to try (and not something that would keep me up for hours constantly thinking about and re-evaluating); Finding out which game I've reviewed here from January 1st to December 31st of 2021 is worthy of being my personal game of the year. To find out, I shall... Continue Reading →
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (hereby refferred to as TABS) is a game about wobbly ragdoll people from different eras of history fighting each other. You have the Tribal faction, the Ancient faction, the Medieval faction for example... Then you have factions that fit somewhere between it all, or that simply seek to exaggerate and explore... Continue Reading →
After Life is Strange 2, I must admit I didn't have a lot of hope for the franchise going forward if that game was any indication of its direction. What I had always loved about the original game, and even Before the Storm, was that despite there being these massive scary things like tornadoes and... Continue Reading →
Back 4 Blood is a curious game developed by Turtle Rock Studios that is, in all but name, another Left 4 Dead game. It isn't some generic clone, however, as the developers are those who had once worked on Left 4 Dead but who could not create another instillation to the franchise because Valve own... Continue Reading →
Life is Strange 2 represents one of the most notable nose dives in quality I think I've ever seen in a franchise because, while it's predecessors managed to use their tones and messages to target a very specific young adult audience in a heartfelt way, this game uses it's tone and messages to no discernible... Continue Reading →
If the original Life is Strange was Lightning in a Bottle, then Before the Strom is an attempt to replicate what it achieved; A huge resonance with young adult and teen audiences. But whereas the original game balanced it's character driven story with time travel powers, Before the Storm does away with the powers and... Continue Reading →
I think everyone was expecting a lot out of this game. I mean, the marketing didn't pull any punches at all. Following the failure of Fallout 76, Obsidian comes along with this game and markets it as being made by "Fallout's original creators" which, to say the least, has unspoken implications. For a long time... Continue Reading →
Okay. I get it. Everyone loves Halo 2. It's like THE Halo game. It's one of those games universally praised by almost everyone who has experienced it. The launch of this game was like a cultural event in of itself. But to be quite frank, I feel as though I need to be up front... Continue Reading →
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