Pull the camera back. As far as big, expensive AAA games go, this is the one I’ve been most keen to play in recent years. I don’t have any experience with prior God of War games. All I really know about Kratos is that he’s a Roman god that’s very mad at other gods for […]

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The bigger they are… Fellow PC gamers, answer me this: has there ever been a console exclusive game you found weirdly missing from the PC gaming market? Halo was like that for a long time despite the first two games getting PC releases. And I see people begging for Bloodborne on PC all the time. […]

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More like…nah, I won’t say it. Never say I don’t give second chances. Despite how much I dislike the first Mass Effect game (and in case you’re not aware, I really dislike it), I still went ahead and played through the entirety of the main quest in Mass Effect 2. I shouldn’t have, because this […]

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Road less traveled. Here I am once again with a small indie game you’ve likely never heard of. This is starting to become something of a routine and, you know, I like it. Keeps things interesting. And besides, everyone hears about “big AAA open world game #1428” enough as is, so let’s shine a light […]

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Tactical espionage action. In my quest to discover more games not talked about in gaming discourse, I stumbled upon this retro inspired platformer with a pretty clear gimmick. It’s a platformer, but you can make yourself invisible to sneak past enemies. Use platforming and simple stealth to get items and reach the exit, rinse and […]

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Because who doesn’t like a two-in-one? Unless they’re specifically for compilations like Backlog Variety Hour or the Nintendo Switch NES and SNES blogs, I generally don’t attempt reviewing two games in the same blog post. I like to try and dedicate my blog posts to individual games and really dive as deep as I can […]

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Let’s give the small devs some attention, yeah? Perhaps it’s the recent behavior of certain notable companies, the rise of the tokens that shall not be named within the AAA space, more and more games getting excessively monetized, or just not being as interesting as they used to be, but I’ve been finding myself less […]

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Another year, another list. You did it. I did it. We all did it. We made it through another year without complete and total destruction. To be fair, anything after 2020 was going to feel leagues better, at least to me. And that may be true for the games played as well, because I noticed […]

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