Jerry Williams
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Rogue Wizards
Being an avid fan of roguelikes, I enjoyed my stint, but if I am to set aside my bias, I’m not sure I can recommend this to anyone but the most devoted to the genre. Am I glad I played this title? A bit, but I also acknowledge that my...
Banner Saga 2 has received harsh criticism from the community, and while I feel that’s unjustified, it serves as an ample indication of how much people love this world. Banner Saga is no longer just the developers’ creation, but also an escape for so many people who have fallen in...
Grim Dawn
Grim Dawn, while fun as a passing fancy, will be forgotten in the sands of gaming lore. Although the entire experience is passively fun and addicting, when one reflects on the journey, it feels like mindless clicking and number comparing. Truly, Grim Dawn represents the modern gamer’s slot machine, where...
Moon Hunters
Moon Hunters is a novel, simple experience with a fresh, chill vibe mired in technical issues. I hope this review is out-of-date at some point and readers tilt their heads a bit when they read my fussing over multiplayer, but as Moon Hunters stands now as a purchasable title, I...
What a ride. Although I have no intention of putting this game down just yet — in part due to determination rather than pure pleasure — I can easily recognize why this title isn’t for everyone, or at least how the first half of the experience is for many, with...
Technical concerns aside, Hong Kong is a wondrous experience. Few developers can craft a world or characters the way Harebrained Schemes does. They favored the cautious path, capitalizing on what worked rather than trying something new, which is a shame, but the end result is still a fantastic game. Those...
Crypt of the NecroDancer is full of heart — perhaps because Cadence’s was stolen. Full of plain old visceral fun with a heavy slice of strategy, few gaming experiences this year are as satisfying as mastering enemy patterns and deftly outmaneuvering intimidating dragons. Music aficionados have more than enough reason...
While this title originally released in 2008 has certainly withstood the test of time, it’s not Game of the Year. Valkyria Chronicles was a worthwhile trip that I wholeheartedly enjoyed, and I regret exactly zero minutes of my time spent with it. I will likely remember some of the characters...
