Jordan Hawes
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I’ll be upfront with you immediately and tell you I am not a baseball fan nor have I ever played a MLB: The Show. However, I wanted to test out one of the highest rated sports titles around to see what the fuss was about. I went in with an...
Dreams
It’s strange to think Dreams has been in development for almost this entire generation with it being teased back in 2012 at Gamescom and then fully announced in 2013 along with the PlayStation 4. It’s one of the rare games that people were okay with the long development time because...
Zombie Army 4: Dead War is the newest installment of Rebellion’s co-op horde spin off from the Sniper Elite series and to be honest, I have never gotten into them. I played a bit of the Zombie Army Trilogy, but I was mostly a Sniper Elite fan and enjoyed the...
Espire 1: VR Operative has been on my anticipated list ever since I got to play a slice of it at E3 2020. My impressions of that demo still ring true today as I’m playing the full game and thankful that the final product is as good as I was...
Manifold Garden was actually not a game I intended to review as I’m, admittedly, not the typical audience for it. Not that I don’t like puzzle games, but they aren’t something I actively seek. With that said, I was actually very impressed with this title since it offered something unique...
I usually give Ubisoft credit for being one of the bigger developers who will frequently put out new IPs. Typically their first attempt always falls short of their grandiose promises, but they typically follow it up with a good sequel. We saw this happen with Assassins Creed 2, Watchdogs 2,...
Valfaris
Back when I reviewed Slain: Back From Hell, I asked if you ever wanted a Castlevania game with heavy metal and a ton of gore. Slain delivered on that thoroughly and now we have the next game from Andrew Gilmour and Steel Mantis and it is just as badass, and...
I love when a new Gears of War comes around as the lead up to each release always brings me back to a time when co-op games were more important. Gears of War has always been the game that has brought me, my brother, and even my cousin (who barely...
Freedom Finger
It’s always a pleasure when a fantastic indie game sneaks up on me that I had no clue about. Freedom Finger? What kind of weird game could that title be attached to? Oh, it’s a shoot ’em up? Cool. Wait, it has Nolan North, John DiMaggio, Eric Bauza, and Sam...
Devil's Hunt
Devil’s Hunt is perfectly described through one of my experiences with an in-game collectible. As I walk through a run down parking garage in one of the normal looking Earth levels, I come across a flight e-ticket to Georgia. When I picked it up to examine, the lead character Desmond...
Down to Hell is, unfortunately, putting me in a situation that I don’t typically like to be in or like to put indies in. When I got the review code, which I’m always grateful for, it was clear that Down to Hell was an Early Access Steam game and that the...
When new tech comes along there is always a transitional period where developers are still trying to work out the kinks. Figuring out how to maximize the hardware, and especially in VR’s case, how to properly track and provide immersion. With the launch of PSVR it’s nice to see it...
