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It is a rare occurrence when I need to use google to understand a games title. This is one of those times. 11Bit and Fool's Theory come at us with an interesting concept of wizards that can "feel" other people's personalities and intentions imprinted

If you know anything about the horror genre, the name "Silent Hill" has probably whizzed by your ears. To be completely honest, I am not entirely sure where my familiarity comes from, but Silent Hill feels like a household name in my brain. I've been a

I was understandably extremely excited when the release date for the sequel of one of my favorite city building games was closing in. Frostpunk was a breath of fresh air back in 2018 when it released. It was tense, thrilling and did not hold your hand... your mistakes were yours

You'd be forgiven for thinking a game titled Alien(s) is going to be a horror experience full of tense moments and light-restricted corridors. You'd also be half-right for thinking that. The game succeeds in conveying the atmosphere of a Xenomorph-infested planet, but without the horror.

I've started 2024 with the mindset to experience more story-driven games... mostly because I've grown weary of the normal formulas of open world AAA games. I've experienced soaring highs and abyssal lows in my search for those hidden gems that I may have missed,

A weirdly engaging trek through Christian Orthodox believe systems, told via a 3rd person story

While in between big releases in the 2024 calendar year I decided to re-experience a game I had played as a young buck. The choice I landed on was one of the best Immersive Sim games I have ever played... Eidos Montreal's 2011 classic. If you are not

The racing genre of video games can be mainly split into two groups: sim racers and arcade racers. These categories divide the fanbase into very distinct sectors. Sim racing enthusiasts rarely dabble in the arcade stuff, and vice versa. It is somehow at the intersection of these two genres that

The history of TLOU: Part 2 is one of conflict- both from a narrative perspective and also from a social point of view. The launch of this game was one of those events that shook the gaming landscape: it was all-out warfare between critic and user consensus, and it is

Word to the wise This post will be a bit more spoiler-ridden than most others on this site, so if you truly want to see if this game is actually for you, skip the text, and read the "Conclusion" chapter. That section will be kept satisfyingly vague for

I became a fan of Bloober Team after playing their first-person horror game called Observer: System Redux. I rate that game very highly mostly because of the haunting creativity that they were able to put on display, with slight regret over the latter half of the game. That second half

Recently, I've been wanting to close the Ezio chapter of my Assassin's Creed "book" since I've never gotten around to playing this when it came out. My preferred method of administration was the Nintendo Switch, which had both a positive and negative

Beautiful and frustrating. A game of extremes. One that can be humbling, amazing, grueling, awe-inspiring... The world FromSoft have created is nothing short of outstanding. The pure creative vision on display is amazing, if occasionally outlandish. The combat is engaging in the open-world segments, and potentially infuriating in the dungeons.

Coming hot on the heels of the successful Jedi: Fallen Order, developer Respawn hoped to catch lightning in a bottle once again with the release of the latest iteration of their Souls-like (a closer-to-truth term for this would be Souls-lite) game set in the Star Wars universe. All the premises

Given my experience of ups and downs with this game and how I nearly quit it, I thought this new format I thought up could fit the bill. Its purpose is to provide a view through how I felt at different moments of the game and the annoyances or things

A beautiful mess My impression of this game is that it's fantastic technically, but unimpressive in most other aspects of its design. Released in 2015 by Ready At Dawn and Sony Santa Monica for the PS4, the overall reception for this effort was lukewarm (both from the critics

A story of redemption ( but neither Red nor Dead) The story of Cyberpunk is one of two halves, at least that's how I see it. The Pre 2.0 era and Post 2.0 one. My feelings about this game have changed greatly after my latest playthrough, and