Imagine it. It’s summer break. You’ve waited months for this to come back around so you could hang with friends, have fun, make memories, and completely enjoy yourself. Except, the adventure that’s coming walks with the supernatural. In Echo Generation, you…
Let me answer the question I know you’re going to ask right off the bat. Yes, Back 4 Blood is basically a visually updated, slightly less balanced Left 4 Dead. Review over. No? You want me to actually dive in and…
For many Kena: Bridge of Spirits was one of the most anticipated independent titles. For those same people, now that the title has been released, have not been disappointed. Independent developer Ember Labs in a year filled with many big AAA…
When growing up, we go through the choices of what we want to be. Some want to be athletes, astronauts, doctors, lawyers, or something that brings a lot of money. However, some get stuck in the wayside, trying to figure things…
Get ready to step back into 1986 in the small town of Providence Oaks Oregon. You play Merideth Weiss, a big city programmer who goes back home for 2 weeks to take over for her father as a mail carrier. As…
Hindsight 20/20: Wrath of the Raakshasa is a small RPG that makes forces you to decide how you will defeat opens class or violence. Playing through multiple times will give you a better look at how comfortable you have become with…
One must never forget their eternal gratitude to the Shadows House. ~The Lord of the Shadows House and the Shadow Family, The Grand Creator AKA, The Great Grandfather You mustn’t think unnecessary thoughts. Living Dolls must feel nothing but loyalty toward…
Welcome to The Elder Scrolls Online Blackwood! The fifth expansion of ESO and the first expansion I have ever played in this long-running and legendary MMO. In this Exploring ESO series, I’m going to dive into all the already out expansions…
Deathloop is the new IP from Bethesda and developer Arkane Lyon. The game is a continuation of the gameplay style that Arkane is known for from the Dishonored series but to say it’s just like Dishonored is not only an oversimplification but would not be doing Deathloop any justice. In fact, this may be one of the most complicated games I have ever reviewed. But does the game crumble underneath all that complexity? Or does the complexity make the game engaging? Read on to find out.