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Why Stardew Valley is the game I didn’t know I needed
If you’ve been listening to the podcast for the past few months, you’ve probably heard me mention that a lot of games I’d normally love like Fallout 4 and Tales of Zestiria have been bouncing off of me. I’ve been…
Mortal Kombat X Review
To watch the viscera-replete finishing move of Ermac, with its sadistic and oddly humorous overtones, is to know humanity at its truest. Why does watching a mummy use his magical brain powers to slowly draw the digestive tract out of…
Game of Thrones: The Lost Lords Review
Iron from Ice was Telltale’s first attempt at capturing the essence of the wildly successful HBO show within the walls of its point and click adventure formula. It did so with mixed results. The Lost Lords, as a whole, takes…
Dying Light Review
There’s a moment, after running from some unnaturally relentless zombies, that you find reprieve in collection of shanties walled off by all manner of heavy makeshift barrier materials. Amongst it’s inhabitants is a movie director. He convinces you to take…
Preview: Neon Krieger Yamato is Chaotic Combat Clad in Pixels
There’s something terribly wrong with Neon Krieger Yamato. It isn’t its low-fi, over saturated colors, its furious combo based brawling, or its demanding trap-heavy level design. It’s that I will most likely have to wait a year to spend countless…
Preview: Flamberge: A Tactical RPG Where Context is Key
Hydezeke’s booth at the MAGfest Indie Showcase this past weekend was the talk of the festival amongst con-goers and developers alike. After sitting and playing the three-stage demo, it was clear to see why. Their upcoming strategy RPG, Flamberge, is…
Game of Thrones Episode 1: Iron from Ice Review
Westeros is a dangerous, unforgiving place full of cutthroats who both lurk in the shadows and sit amongst thrones. It’s a place where every new day you spend alive is one more day you can count yourself amongst the lucky,…
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor Review
When I was in 12th grade I spent the majority of a partly cloudy Saturday in a classmate’s basement reading through Tolkien’s magnum opus, The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Not out of personal curiosity, mind you, but as a…
Telltale’s The Walking Dead Season 2 Review
Be warned this review does contain spoilers. It is recommended you play Season One and Two of Telltale’s The Walking Dead before viewing. Clementine’s struggle is very real: she is a child in a horrifying and unforgiving world, and the…
The Walking Dead: No Turning Back Review
Warning: this review contains references and suggestions that could be seen as spoilers. The finale of Telltale’s second season in the world of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead had a lot of buildup, but it completely fumbles the landing, making…
