Hey everyone! It's been a little while since I posted one of these updates. I figured today I would throw some updates at you! So the new year is right around the corner. I've definitely felt like I've been riding a roller coaster throughout this year. I feel like I've ended up right where I... Continue Reading →
The Challenge 40 merges four eras of competitors, showcasing varied strengths and weaknesses. Early eliminations highlight standout players like CT, Tori, and Cory while some familiar faces falter. Drama is prevalent, but the focus on gameplay intensifies. The author anticipates a competitive season with Era 3 appearing most formidable.
In early October, the author deleted social media from their phone to curb endless scrolling and focus on productivity. They aim to engage more with their blog instead, noting that most views come from email subscribers. Though initially an adjustment, the break is intended to improve personal development and creativity.
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 →
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 →
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.
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?
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.
Ironwood Studios’ new survival game, Pacific Drive, captivates with immersive gameplay, scavenging mechanics, and intriguing narrative set in Pacific Northwest.
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 →
The Tired Obsidian 