When you have more time to talk about games, than actually play them.
Back when I installed Revive to play Oculus exclusive games, I played Lone Echo and loved it. Ever since completing the first, I’ve waited for Lone Echo 2 to finish the story. It was still a very familiar experience, but added enough new content, good story and game mechanics to increase my enjoyment compared to … Read moreSpacing Out in Lone Echo 2 VR
After my wife and I bought our son a Nintendo Switch for his birthday (he’s 20 now lol), we planned a Gamestop trade in trip. It turned into a nightmare. It took three trips and a near meltdown to finish the trade with new games in hand. Atlthough Gamestop enjoyed boost in their stock by … Read moreGamestop Trade in Nightmare
More than 10 years ago, I played Left 4 Dead with my son. Now the Back 4 Blood game is the spiritual successor. I’ve read that same sentiment about the game, but now I can confirm. The graphics are modern, but the gameplay reminds me of the fun we shared those years ago. Back 4 … Read moreBack 4 Blood the New Left 4 Dead
After coming back from Vegas, it was time for me to take a trip to the island of Yara in Far Cry 6. I played Far Cry 5 weeks ago and loved it, so I was ready for a shinier package, new story and new locale. Even a few hours in, I’m having fun and … Read moreEntering the Yara Far Cry 6 Jungle
After finally breaking the loop, I do think Deathloop has a high chance at game of the year. It was a great ride that ended before the time looping became annoying. I’m still amazed at how the game surprised me after all of the press and trailers they pushed out for the game. There might … Read moreEnding Deathloop with Lots of Murder
It won’t surprise me to see headlines with: Deathloop game of the year on PC. Several hours in, it is that good. With the haptics on the PS5 controller, I’ve heard it’s even more added depth. On PC, I can just buy that controller, if I really wanted to. It’s already excellent with keyboard and … Read moreDeathloop Game of the Year on PC?