When you have more time to talk about games, than actually play them.
Stepping into Final Fantasy I Pixel Remaster for the first time feels a bit like opening a time capsule—except the capsule suddenly lights up, plays a victory fanfare, and hands you a sword you’re definitely not qualified to use. As someone who somehow dodged the entire Final Fantasy franchise until now, this first journey hits … Read morePlaying Final Fantasy for the First Time
What a journey. My Avowed story choices steered me through 70+ hours of gameplay. It became my story and there were things that could have gone completely differently. It wasn’t a perfect game (people an objects not as reactive), but the magic, choices and exploration really made it for me. Choosing my Avowed Story Character … Read moreMy Avowed Story Choices
After 86 hours of magic and exploration, I finally reached the end of Hogwarts Legacy. It was truly an epic journey and I enjoyed just about every minute of it, except maybe for tracking the last few field guide pages. In this era of delayed and watered down games, it’s refreshing how packed full of … Read moreFinally the End of Hogwarts Legacy
The announcement of Hogwarts Legacy filled the entire gaming community with equal parts excitement and controversy. Sure the whole JK Rowling thing put a damper on the hype for the game, but the developers work is so impressive. I decided tosupport the developers and jump in. Previews were good, but the actual game is even … Read moreThe Hogwarts Legacy Game is Dark Magic
Not long after Dragon Age Inquisition released, I decided to play Dragon Age Origins Awakening. It took years before finishing that game. Now that I have EA Play Pro and Steam Deck, it’s a perfect fit to work on Dragon Age 2. I want to play Inquisition eventually, but don’t want to miss out on … Read moreDragon Age 2 EA Play Pro on Steam Deck