Jeff Young
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The Last of Us Part II
The Last of Us: Part II is certainly a game that was designed to stir emotion from its player, regardless if that is one that has you enjoy the experience or downright hate it. While much of the game is certainly enjoyable and features some of the best visuals ever...
Desperados III
Developed by Mimimi Games, the team behind Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, has brought the series back as a prequel, showing how many of the series’ original characters met. For those that have played Shadow Tactics, the gameplay will feel very familiar, with a few quality of life updates...
When the term “Definitive Edition” is tossed around, it likely means the collected works of any particular game and its additional add-on content. Sometimes; however, we get a remastered title spruced up with all new visuals or some quality of life updates that can breathe new life into an old...
Minecraft Dungeons
Developers Mojang and Double Eleven have now taken the aesthetic charm of Minecraft and have fused it with the isometric flavor of Diablo, making a family-friendly dungeon crawler in the process, equipped with an engaging loot progression system and enjoyable hack and slash gameplay, but lacks the c
Fury Unleashed
Fury Unleashed, an indie game by Awesome Games Studio, brings the comic book aesthetic of jumping from panel to panel, blasting aliens and monsters, as it mimics the feel of a real comic book, all while telling a very engaging story about creative burnout and self-doubt.
Deliver Us the Moon
Deliver us the Moon, which is not to be confused with the Lovecraftian horror title, Moons of Madness, has recently seen a release on Xbox One via Game Pass. The title, which is a story-driven adventure game baked in the ingredients of a walking simulator, tells a story about the...
Trials of Mana
For those who have wanted to experience Seiken Densetsu 3 since 1995, you have very few options. You could have pushed through the original Japanese release with some form of a translator, loading up a translated rom by a fan, or eventually played the title through last year’s Collection of...
Streets of Rage 4
When Streets of Rage 4 was announced, it certainly piqued my interest. The classic arcade beat’em-up hasn’t fully gone away since the previous version with more than a handful of inspired imitators looking to fill the void. Streets of Rage 4 is certainly faithful to its roots, playing to the...
Moons of Madness
While I’ve never dived into the actual works of H.P. Lovecraft, I’ve certainly played games inspired by them. Call of Cthulhu, and The Sinking City, for example, are both incredibly entertaining stories where the main protagonist eventually descends into madness, witnessing all sorts of horrific hal
Resident Evil 3
Shortly after RE2 released, Capcom teased that the follow-up, Resident Evil 3, was up for being remade as well. While somewhat predictable, this game was largely being developed alongside Resident Evil 2, and while it carries the remake torch in much the same way, it does stumble and drop it...
As you arrive on an island inhabited by a trio of Tanooki, you’ll be introduced to Tom Nook, gaming’s most well-known landlord. Tom Nook has plans for this Island, big plans, and you will play a huge roll in making those dreams come true. You’ll build up the land, your...
Doom Eternal
Doom Eternal sees the Slayer on a single-minded path of decimating any and all demons that are currently invading earth. His focus is to eliminate a series of three Hell Priests as they plot to consume the human populace during their time to pay sacrifice to their beliefs.
