EA Sports FC 27 | I Can Feel the Difference
I want to focus on this year’s EA Sports FC 27 and how I can truly feel the difference in the gameplay Continue reading EA Sports FC 27 | I Can Feel the Difference
I want to focus on this year’s EA Sports FC 27 and how I can truly feel the difference in the gameplay Continue reading EA Sports FC 27 | I Can Feel the Difference
Maestro recently made its way from the world of VR (Virtual Reality) to the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. I’m sure the team had to make many technical and behind the scenes updates to have the game work on both Nintendo Switch hybrid consoles, but it feels like an unapologetic port of the game to those consoles — in the best way possible. Continue reading Maestro | An Unapologetic Adaptation
In Duskfade you play as Zirian accompanied by his mechanical sidekick, Cuckoo. The world has been plunged into eternal night, and the two must work together to save Zirian’s sister, Allira, from a mysterious Clock Tower. Continue reading Duskfade | Not Every Game Needs to be HARD
Even though I failed to complete all 39 challenges, this experience got me to finish the main storyline in Donkey Kong Bananza. I also doubled my playtime over the weekend from 20 to 40. Continue reading Donkey Kong Bananza | DK Challenge Fail
The King is Watching is a roguelite kingdom builder and strategy game from Hypnohead and TinyBuild. Continue reading The King is Watching | Oh, I Just Can’t Wait to be King!
My gameplay style for Call of Duty has always remained the same, play through the campaign and then focus on online multiplayer — mostly Team Deathmatch. Continue reading Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III | My Return to the Franchise
PowerWash Simulator 2 is a way to escape the real world by entering an alternate version of pursuing a real world task. Continue reading PowerWash Simulator 2 | Reality 2 Fantasy
Mina the Hollower is a game about mistakes and discovery — at least that’s what it has been for me. Continue reading Mina the Hollower | False Starts
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag originally released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 back on October 29, 2013. A few years later I gave it a go on my PlayStation 4. Now, thirteen years later, Ubisoft has given this game the first “resynced” (or remake) treatment for an Assassin’s Creed game. Why this one? Continue reading Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced | Who’s This For?
My thoughts on NBA THE RUN after playing for about a week, and the state of arcade-style sports video games Continue reading NBA THE RUN | Not What I Expected, but That’s OK