First off — I am excited to announce that I am now contributing to DoomRocket. A pretty rad little site based out of Chicago. With Another Castle having gone the way of the dinosaur and resting in the foggy graveyard somewhere at the back of the … Continue reading Alienation Kicked My Ass
Day of the Tentacle holds a place near and dear to the hearts of many. A stone in the foundation of classic LucasArts adventure games, set alongside Maniac Mansion, Grim Fandango, Full Throttle, and the Monkey Island series, games that shaped the landscape of gaming … Continue reading Back to the Mansion — Day of the Tentacle Remastered Review
The Witness, from Jonathan Blow and his small team at Thekla Inc., is a game that somewhat inarguably holds the potential to be boasted as the epitome of adventure and exploration, puzzle-based-games creation, allowing player interaction and understanding to drive the experience without the typical … Continue reading THE WITNESS Review: Beautiful, Perplexing, and Not for Everyone
I recently played and reviewed Foxtales, the expansion to narrative platformer Never Alone, for the lovely folks over at Cubed3. I will admit upfront, this game is not great, but there’s some shit going on here and I want you to keep reading… so… keep reading. At … Continue reading Never Alone: Foxtales Review
Sony held there conference at Paris Games Week Tuesday and while there was some old news, there were a few new things worth noting. Viewing wasn’t particularly difficult with nearly every gaming site hosting a stream of the show but, of course, some didn’t have a … Continue reading The Scoop from Sony’s Show at Paris Games Week
Sony and PlayStation prove, yet again, the importance monitoring the PlayStation storefront regularly. The PlayStation Blog has posted a summary of a new sale for PlayStation Plus subscribers featuring some heavy hitting recent releases. PS Plus subscribers can now purchase The Order: 1886, Dark Souls … Continue reading PS PLUS Sale on Excitingly Recent Releases
Sometimes, when things get tough in life, you just want to cry it all away. Especially during the Fall, which is always a hectic time for gamers as developers scramble to push products into fruition before previously established release dates. In the chaos of the … Continue reading PS4 REVIEW – Binding of Isaac: Rebirth
People like Destiny. Four months after the release in September of 2014, it’s undeniable: Something like 2.3 million people hop into those servers every day. People also hate Destiny. I’m not talking about the folks that were never going to give it a chance from … Continue reading My Divorce from Destiny: Leaving Your Super Hot Wife
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