Christopher Teuton
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There's an art to making early PC, PS2, and Xbox 360 environments look the way players remember them. You don't want to drastically change too much unless you are going for an all-out remake like Silent Hill 2, and you don't want to change too little (or too wrongly) and...
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree is a victory lap in the form of DLC, bringing in elements from past FromSoftware games without losing what made the original great. Check out Screen Rant's 4.5-star review!
As a video game, playing South Park: Snow Day feels more like playing a re-skinned version of Back 4 Blood with even more edges sanded off. Players begin in the Kupa Keep, a cordoned-off section of backyards behind Cartman's house which acts as a hub where you can purchase upgrades...
For a free game that shows the first glimpse of what Konami is truly going to do with the franchise, Silent Hill: The Short Message is absolutely worth experiencing. That's not to say it's perfect. The "walk around and find the only interactable object in the room" gameplay brings nothing...
Wizordum
Level Editors are the best thing FPS game developers can give their players. From playing around with the Build engine to modding Half-Life, from TimeSplitters' MapMaker to DOOM 2016's custom multiplayer levels, allowing players access to development tools and letting them see what they can create themselves has long been...
Astral Ascent
At the time of this review, I have yet to actually beat Astral Ascent in full, so I can't speak to the game's ending. If it's anything like most roguelikes I've played over the years, though, it's not getting to the ending that matters; it's about how enjoyable the trip...