A review of LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER, released by Nikita Kaf in November of 2020.

An average college girl takes an elective class and everything is different. Death, spooky, enveloped her, uncovering the truth, looking for clues, making the right choice was the only way.

Pumpkim Jack ended up being a really fun and enjoyable experience. It has simple combat which is par for the course with 3D platformers and pretty fun platforming with the occasional puzzles or on rails segments sprinkled in between. I definitely would grab when its on sale which it is quite often. Its a pretty short but fun experience.

Silent Hill 3 has a problem with the cold.

Did my doom and gloom predictions about Arkane Studios' latest Destiny/Borderlands/Slayer Shock knockoff Redfall come true, were we pleasantly surprised, or is the game just middling at best? Inquire within and you may just find out

Asymmetric multiplayer meets atmospheric horror

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A review of The Consuming Shadow (The Insanity Edition), released by Yahtzee Croshaw of Zero Punctuation in 2015.

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I don't like Dark Souls 3 all that much

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A review of DOM RUSALOK, released in January 2021 through Yakov Butuzov.

Sound is such an important element of game design and we're going to fly through space and arrive on a space station called Talos 1 and figure out why sound is key to the Prey experience. Prey does so many things perfectly but I think it's choice of sound is just as important as all the systems within it.

I talk for 30 minutes about the new Resident Evil game. I have a lot to say.

In The Pathless you go on an extraordinary journey where you must find your own path through the world and reunite the gods of this fallen island to dispatch the evil hanging over it.

The sense of wonder and Discovery is matched by very few games in my opinion maybe that of A Short Hike or Dark Souls in the way you're encouraged to explore at your own pace.

A review of Constantine, originally released in February 2005 through Bits Studios.

Man this game really feels like a game from a by gone era but in a very good and refreshing kind of way. It really brings together many things I loved about the Xbox and Xbox 360 period of games or even early comic book movies. So much style with a minor focus on story and a major focus on being cool as fuck 😎

The RPGMaker Emotion Trilogy comes to a close.

A review of CARRION, released in July 2020 through Phobia Game Studio and Devolver Digital.

Sporting classic fast-pased shooting with some simple but pleasing level design, we get what can only be called the fast food of gaming