Late last year the Epic Games Launcher was released to much cynicism and side eyeing from the gaming audience. I won't lie, I was also incredibly skeptical of the product and for the most part I still am, but I am glad to see that there's some real competition in the PC games marketplace for once. Unfortunately, some people aren't...
if Hitman and Metal Gear could reboot themselves so successfully, Splinter Cell should be able to as well. While it's easy to say that Splinter Cell should just do the same thing those games did, it can't. There are fundamental differences in the way those games play that just don't translate perfectly. But if we were to cherry pick elements from either of those games to slot into a new Splinter Cell, I bet you'd come back with something pretty good...
Last week, a delightful little game was released on Steam called A Short Hike. It's about your character, an anthropomorphic bird lady, who decided to get away from it all and head out to the mountains with her aunt. Your goal is simple: make your way to the top of the tallest mountain...
I don't have a great deal of experience with Dungeons & Dragons outside of playing a few one-shots, playing in a short campaign in The Lost Mine of Phandelver, and of course DM-ing the campaign my friends and I are currently going through. But I'd like to focus in on that short campaign in The … Continue reading The Master Of Disaster: 4 |08/02/19
I found myself with a ton of free time this past weekend which enabled me to take a shallow dive into my ever expanding backlog. There were plenty of games from me to pick from, but I decided to make good on a goof I made over a year ago...
Since a few days ago when I posted my piece on the first few hours with Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, I can't say that I've played much else. That isn't because I'm so head over heels for the game, rather, I just haven't played anything that's really revved my engine as of late.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is an imperfect game that doesn't fully deliver on the power fantasy of playing as your favorite superheroes, but it sure is fun.
There have been some pretty big releases that hit earlier this year, but for some reason, I just can't seem to find anything that's been released thus far that I've gotten truly jazzed about...
If ever there was a game that was able to justify the existence of the Wii U, it was Super Mario Maker, without question...
Every month I step in here to tell you a little anecdote about my D&D adventures and the various mishaps that inevitably took place. This time I'd like to tell you about when I destroyed the world...
