When you have more time to talk about games, than actually play them.
After finishing Avowed and dipping toes into Clair Obscur Expedition 33, I returned to the world of South of Midnight to finish the story. Most gamers recognize the stop motion style of animation and unique art from the trailers, but South of Midnight is about healing trauma. It’s a unique game mechanic that I don’t … Read moreSouth of Midnight is About Healing Trauma
After playing weeks of Starfield, I finally moved onto other games. First up, I got back into Moss Book 2 VR. I actually took an involuntary break from it due to the need to fix my Valve Index controller batteries, then Starfield released. It only took a few minutes to hook me again and this … Read moreMoss Book 2 VR is a Must Play Story
The release of Stray, aka the cat game, almost snuck by me. I was so distracted by playing God of War on my Steam Deck, that the review articles woke me up. With zero hesitation, I bought Stray and started playing release day on my Steam Deck. It’s Steam Deck Verified and controller friendly, so … Read moreStray the Cat Game on Steam Deck
Playing Guardians of the Galaxy was a blast, so I wanted to continue on with another funny game. Psychonauts 2 arrived on Game Pass this year with rave reviews and a nice digestible length. I played the original just last year. The original Psychonauts was fun, but the platforming was a bit frustrating and clunky. … Read morePsychonauts 2 is Weird and Trippy Fun
Just about every top VR game list has Moss VR in it. I was skeptical of the game. It was a mix of puzzler/platformer with a Pixar graphic style that seemed great for kids, but I’m more of a hardcore gamer. The fact it was sit down only turned me off a bit. It was … Read moreMoss VR is a Fantastic Game