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While slightly too short, what content Viewfinder does have is top notch and occasionally mind bending, matched with a bittersweet but relatable story about friendship, failure, and hope.
Oxenfree II didn't knock my socks off like the first game, but it's a smartly written and thrilling sequel to one of my favorite adventure games ever.
Gylt
On the surface, GYLT raises a lot of my green flags when looking at video games. Scary but not hyper-realistic? Check. Tim Burton/Henry Selick-inspired aesthetics? Check. Incredible atmosphere and graphics? Check, check, and check. I was saddened that GYLT was originally released as a Stadia exclusive, which pretty much ensured...
Master Detective Archives: Rain Code offers truly compelling mysteries in a unique cyberpunk-noir setting. The open world concept falls somewhat flat, but the crimes and puzzles themselves definitely deliver!
While Aliens: Dark Descent adds an interesting RTS-twist to the typical tactical RPG, and nails the visual aesthetic of the film, the not-quite polished systems and underwhelming plot diminish what could have been one of the best games of the year.
Until Dawn
Life is all about choices, every moment is a crossroad begging you to decide which path you shall follow. The path you choose to take is the one that decides where about’s your story is headed, something as silly as running back to your house to grab something you forgot...
Telltale’s The Walking Dead had a fantastic first season. It really put the developer on the map for being the best at what it does. It won countless awards for its writing, characters, and execution. I, personally, had a real emotional connection while playing the game. I’m a pretty jaded...
WARNING: This review contains a few spoilers from episode 1 as well as this episode. You’ve been warned.
Dishonored
Dishonored is a game based around action and stealth. It is a first-person game throughout and was developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks.
Outlast
We dive into Mt. Massive Asylum and try to survive its inhabitants
In Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! you play as the villains. Sort of? You choose from a band of 4 misfit Vault Hunters, that crash land on the Moon of Elpis. On the space station Helios, they meet a lowly employee named Jack, and their fates are forever intertwined. You can choose from...
