Jordan Hawes
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Dust & Neon
What a time its been for the booming roguelite genre with Vampire Survivors, Cult of the Lamb, Returnal for PC recently, and then of course the hotly anticipated sequel to Hades, coming soon. The rogue genre has seen a huge increase in quality titles with various budgets and styles lately and...
Choo-Choo Charles, where do I even start with this one? This is one of the most bizarre ideas I’ve seen in a while, and while it isn’t perfect, I couldn’t stop playing it. Starting out as a concept idea, Choo-Choo Charles started picking up steam from the community that wanted to...
I’m going to be completely up front right now in the beginning to let you know that this review is coming from someone who is not a skater, nor was I expecting such a hardcore sim. My skating game credentials come from the Tony Hawk games and the Skate titles. So this...
Scorn
I think it’s safe to say, like most people, Scorn caught my eye with its art style clearly inspired by H.R. Giger and Zdzisław Beksiński. It’s such a striking visual style that it’s hard not to want to see more, as it peaks your macabre sense of wonder. From Ebb...
PGA Tour 2K23
I have to say that I had high hopes for PGA Tour 2K23, especially after they decided to skip a year and get Tiger Woods back on the cover. It seemed like HB Studios and 2K were going to pull out all the stops and give us a really special golf...
Madden NFL 23
It’s that time of year again, when the NFL season starts up and I start getting the itch to play a few rounds of Madden. Due to the hype of the NFL season starting, I get my hopes up for a great Madden release because I just want to be...
The simulator genre has been seeing a huge boom lately, with people seeming to love taking on monotonous tasks ad nauseum. I’m no stranger to this, with a few simulators reviewed under my belt I’ve begun to see what folks like in these games. Even if it is small repeated...
It feels like it has been forever, but Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course is finally here and ready to kick my ass, and I couldn’t be any happier. It’s been quite a while since the original release, with plenty of re-releases through the years on other platforms, but this is the first...
Xel
XEL initially caught my eye with its bright and vibrant art style, not to mention taking inspiration from one of my favorite franchises, The Legend of Zelda. Not only is the inspiration prevalent, XEL‘s sci-fi theme helped set it apart from the others. Indies lately have been setting a bar...
There aren’t many games that have managed to have immature humor, didn’t take itself seriously, had random gameplay, and also completely bored me without a single laugh or giggle. So, bravo Postal 4. It’s not like I’m too stuck up to enjoy dirty and immature jokes, I basically live those...
It’s interesting to think how much mileage the Sniper Elite series has gotten out of WWII. We are now at the fifth installment of the series, as well as re-releases and remasters of the original that dates back to 2005. You may be burnt out from WWII themed games or even...
It’s no surprise to me that the first game the 2019 founded development studio WolfEye Studios is an ARPG Immersive Sim. The Founder/Creative Director, Raphael Colantonio, and CEO/Executive producer, Julien Roby, both came from Arkane Studios and worked on one of my favorite Immersive Sims, Dishonored. It was clear by...
