Original GameRome Total War might be the game I have put the most hours into across all games I've ever played. Although my Steam page *only* reflects 100 hours, I did own this game on disk in around 2010. I then became so obsessed with the game that I convinced my parents to buy me... Continue Reading →
Initiated by AK of Everything is Bad for You as a celebration regarding a follower milestone, this Sunshine Blogger challenge has bloggers answer questions about entertainment media, which are then passed onto those who are a tagged at the end of the post. At the time I was not familiar with Everything is Bad for... Continue Reading →
In the simplest way of saying it, which is perhaps the best way of saying anything related to this franchise of games, DOOM 2016 is a game about excessive violence. And yet, contrary to what you may have heard countless others say about this game, that isn't the best part about it. I propose that... Continue Reading →
One has to wonder what exactly anyone was thinking while Fallout 4 was in development at Bethesda. The reason why is because this is a bizarre game simultaneously fixes many of the franchises longest flaws, while also ruining so many of the best things about it. With this game, the franchise suddenly flipped and became... Continue Reading →
After the success of Fallout 3, Bethesda commissioned Obsidian entertainment to produce a spinoff Fallout game to keep fans busy until their next big game release. The team were given a tiny amount of time to produce a game equal in scale to Fallout 3 but, perhaps due to the fact the team was comprised... Continue Reading →
Heroes of Might and Magic 3 was a game created by masochists for masochists; A game made by people who thought that adding a skill that gives you a 15% chance to learn a spell by watching someone else cast it would be valuable to anyone, and played by people who travel around with one... Continue Reading →
Fallout 3 is the joke answer to the question "what is the best Fallout game", given its complete inability to do anything better than any other game in the franchise, be they the older classic games or even the newer ones: Creating an atmosphere of dread and loneliness? Fallout 1 did it better. Discovering communities... Continue Reading →
After trying to figure out how to best describe Fallout 2 to you, the one word that I kept returning to was 'bizarre'. The reason being that it's so strange that a sequel to very popular game can paradoxically be so similar to it, while also being a great departure from what made the original... Continue Reading →
Whenever a new open world game comes out, or even one that's simply story driven, I firmly believe that Red Dead Redemption 2 will be the game everyone draws comparisons to, simply because of how high it set the bar for both open world exploration, and narrative writing. In Red Dead 2, you play as... Continue Reading →
