Todd Eggleston
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Marvel’s Avengers is the latest entry into the world of shared world shooters. Although it never comes close to hitting the rock bottom of an Anthem, it never quite hits the highs that Destiny and Division have come to offer. This is doubly frustrating because when Crystal Dynamics isn’t trying...
By adding a pinch of platforming and a dash of metroidvania, Neversong is a heartfelt and fun 2D action-adventure. You play as a boy, Peet, who wakes up from a coma. Quickly, you find out that Peet may have just woken from one nightmare only to find himself in another....
Let’s just start with the spoilers and end any pretense that Predator Hunting Grounds anything more than a seven-out-of-ten type of game. But for me, it’s the best type of seven game. There was a time when a seven meant that a game was good fun instead of, what it...
We have all got that call, the one to help a friend pack or unpack a moving van. We have all sat on an overturned couch as we try to figure out how to get it out a door or around a corner. If we are being completely honest, we...
Bloodroots
Bloodroots is an isometric, fast-paced, action game from the small Montreal based developer, Paper Cult. If you were to take Samurai Jack, The Revenant, Hotline Miami, and a pinch of John Wick, and mash them together in a beautifully horrific orgy of violence and hate, Bloodroots would be their bearded,...
I remember very little about my PlayStation Portable days. I remember buying Tiger Woods Golf and even getting a movie on UMD, but unfortunately, this is about all I remember. Not soon after purchasing the console, a cleaning crew employee stole it off my work desk. As a result, I...
In many ways, Eclipse: Edge of Light feels like my old high school field trips to the National Museums in D.C. You will invest about three hours of your day and walk throughout its long, dead world. During this, you can choose to go from hall to hall and only...
Golem
The year was 2016 and there I was, along with my son, making my way to Best Buy for their demo of PlayStation’s new entry into VR. Golem was a highlight on their banner and was easily my must-see game of choice. Unfortunately, it was also the one game that...
Ghostbusters is 100% a movie that defines the era it was made. That isn’t to mean that it hasn’t aged well. The fact that the 2016 Paul Feig reboot of the franchise can’t hold a candle to Ivan Reitman’s original is proof of that. It will never be confused with...
It will be a cold day in hell when a good RTS comes out for consoles. Well, 11 Bit Studios may have given us a reason to put on our North Face jackets and grab that Pumpkin Spice Latte. Frostpunk for PS4 isn’t just an acceptable port of the 2018 PC...
Killer Queen Black, by Liquid Bit, LLC, is listed as “an intense multiplayer action/strategy platformer for up to eight players.” For me, it is also a throwback to what got me into Post-Atari console gaming. Sitting on my living room floor playing Pac-Man, Pitfall and Adventure was all well and...
Concrete Genie
I didn’t know what to expect from SIE and PixelOpus’ Concrete Genie, which debuted at Paris Games Week 2017. I knew it was going to be beautiful and unique, but was it going to be more of an action/adventure title or more of a walking simulator? The easy answer is,...
