Mafia: The Old Country was released about a month ago. I was really looking forward to this game, with even preordering it outright. I really enjoyed Mafia and Mafia 2. The third entry was something I can personally admit I did not give enough of a shot. I do plan on fixing that, but September... Continue Reading →
The finale is here! I finally completed the Army of Two franchise. From a technical standpoint, I believe we ended on the best in the installment. Story wise, meh. Spoilers are ahead for the entire Army of Two franchise! Devil's Cartel really changes a lot of stuff up. It's almost like a soft reboot of... Continue Reading →
Continuing on my mission to play some old Xbox 360 games, I have finished the second entry in the Army of Two franchise. Morality choices were hit or miss. No one seemed to get out alive. 40th Day takes place a little while after the end of the first game. Salem and Rios return and... Continue Reading →
The author recently completed Army of Two on Xbox Series X, reminiscing about its cooperative gameplay. Playing solo with AI partners was challenging, as the unpredictability of the AI complicated strategies. Despite the dated mechanics, predictable storyline, and abrupt ending, the game holds nostalgic value, with hope for a future remaster.
The author reflects on their love for the Gears of War franchise, sharing nostalgia about playing with friends and family. They recently replayed Gears of War: Judgment, appreciating its gameplay, story, and character dynamics despite some criticism about its place in the series. They express excitement for the upcoming Gears game and invite others to share their thoughts.
Remember Me has been in my backlog for years. I finally played it entirely on the Steam Deck.
Peril on Gorgon has it all, crazy marauders, cool new weapons, and some wicked cool drugs.
New Dawn wraps up Joseph Seed's story and it was a pretty wild ride.
The Outer Worlds was a fun game, but never really did anything new with the genre.
This post was originally posted on my old website Slannxe Gaming. It was first published January 2, 2017. If you’ve ever played the first Watch_Dogs game, the core concept is still here. Hack everything; and in Watch_Dogs 2, they really do mean it. It was hard to find something you couldn’t hack. Cars, scissor lifts,... Continue Reading →
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