The Company Man is a serviceable action sidescroller and I will just leave it at that. It’s as simple as it can get, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. That also doesn’t mean that it’s good. The Company Man is well, just an OK game. You start the game on the lowest scale of the…
Contrary to what seems (critics’) popular belief, I really enjoyed this new Saints Row game. Sure it has problems, but it’s far from the total disaster many of the review outlets say it is. Lately, we as gamers have been spoiled when it comes to open-world games. We got Horizon Forbidden West which is well,…
Bright Memory: Infinite is a good FPS, but I wish there were more to it. It’s really short. Like it took me exactly 1 hour and 33 minutes to finish it short. And out of all that “playtime”, I have to say that I enjoyed only around 1 hour of it with the rest being…
Silt is a short underwater puzzler that doesn’t overstay its welcome. I was expecting to love it, but it didn’t quite hit that mark for me. In Silt, you play as a scuba diver that has the ability to possess fish and other aquatic animals/creatures that swim around in this gorgeous black and white alien-like…
Insurgency: Sandstorm is not a game for everyone and that’s not a bad thing at all. Nowadays, FPS games have to cater mostly to everyone if they want to get the big bucks. Even when they do, most of them just fail to retain their audience. Insurgency Sandstorm is a hardcore military first-person shooter and…
Golf Club: Wasteland is a simple, pretty and for the most part a chill game… until it turns annoying Golf Club: Wasteland is a level-based minigolf game with a pretty art style and a gorgeous lo-fi soundtrack. Earth well, Earth is ruined (figures) so the ultra-rich left it in big spaceships setting up colonies all…
Elden Ring is one of the greatest games I’ve ever played. Period! We’re like, what, 3 months in 2022 and we’ve already been blessed with amazing games like Dying Light 2, Horizon Forbidden West, etc. but Elden Ring, man, this game is in a league of its own. I’ve never played such a captivating game…
What Lies In The Multiverse is funny, charming and absolutely incredible. I love it! What Lies in the Multiverse is a story-driven puzzle platformer filled to the brim with hijinks, chaos, and reality-bending adventure. You play as the Kid, a young smart boy that breaks reality after running a simulation on his computer. As you…
What Edge Of Eternity lacks in budget, it makes up with its honesty, passion, and heart, but that doesn’t mean you have to play it. From the get-go, it’s very clear that Edge of Eternity is a JRPG that takes a lot of inspiration from the formula laid by the genre’s 90s classics. It tries to tell…