I still remember back in 2009 when Prototype was getting released. It was getting launched at the same time as Infamous, a PlayStation 3 exclusive title. There was definitely some back and forth between the two games, both being kind of superhero/anti-hero-type games. Both had superpowers and sweet movement systems. Since I didn't have a... Continue Reading →
Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review // 10-Hour Playtime Disappointment
I hate saying this, but I think I'm done trying to play Assassin's Creed Mirage. I've had the game since launch, total play time of 10 hours so far, and I just can't get into it. Normally, even if the story is kind of meh, I still find the gameplay and the world really interesting... Continue Reading →
Returning to The Division 2 // Exploring New Content and Seasonal Changes
After The Division Heartlands' cancellation, I revisited Tom Clancy games, briefly trying Ghost Recon Breakpoint. However, I returned to The Division 2 due to its captivating gameplay. The shift to a new character per season is intriguing but has caused a stir among dedicated players. With new content and an unfinished DLC, I'm eager to delve back in.
The Search for a New Podcast Game // Ghost Recon Breakpoint
I've logged 13 hours into Ghost Recon Breakpoint without hearing a single in-game sound. After switching from New World, I wanted a game I could play mindlessly while listening to podcasts. Breakpoint fits the bill, with enjoyable gameplay and a huge world to explore. However, the complex menus and lackluster story are not keeping me engaged. I'm now on the lookout for a new podcast game. Any recommendations?
Steam Next Fest Demos // Thoughts
The Steam Next Fest features demos for upcoming games. "Tiny Glade" offers a small but satisfying city-building experience, while "The Alters" surprises with its base-building and clone-driven narrative. "Level Zero: Extraction" presents an intriguing extraction shooter concept, but the demo suffers from technical issues. All three demos are worth trying out for a glimpse of their potential.
Play This Demo // Pacific Drive
Ironwood Studios’ new survival game, Pacific Drive, captivates with immersive gameplay, scavenging mechanics, and intriguing narrative set in Pacific Northwest.
On Deck // Kingdoms Eighties
The Kingdom franchise has been around for several years now. A 2D side scroller resource management sim was first released back in 2015. It gained a ton of popularity for its simplicity and addictive gameplay. I definitely enjoyed each of the released games but never played them all long enough to beat them. They were... Continue Reading →
New World Update // Season 4 // Eternal Frost
In 2023, New World has been a relaxing escape, especially during Season 3 and the new expansion, Rise of the Angry Earth. The addition of the flail weapon and mounts enhanced gameplay. A weekly ritual of gaming and podcasting has provided welcome consistency.
Tired Update // Happy New Year! // 1/4/2024
Hello everyone! It's time for another Tired Update! Per usual, it's been a while since the last post, but a lot has changed in the last few months. So let's get into it. Last year I moved into a much smaller place for a while. I thought I could get back on track with many... Continue Reading →
Alan Wake II // Chapter 2 Thoughts
Here we are, finally, Chapter 2 is completed. Returning to Cauldron Lake searching for a zombified Nightingale proved to be a wild trip. First, I know Alan Wake is a part of the Control universe, so I feel like I have been searching for anything that might connect the two in this game. Chapter 2... Continue Reading →
