Todd Eggleston
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When I heard that Castle Crashers was being ported to the Nintendo Switch, my immediate thought was, “YAS!”. But it was my less euphoric second thought that was, “How has a game as good as Castle Crashers not been ported to the Switch already?” Thankfully, my first thought was 100%...
My opening moments in Mixed Realms‘ Sairento VR left me disappointed. The early 2018 PC hit I had heard so much about seemed like a letdown. At least, that was my thought until I realized that I was playing the game entirely wrong. Sairento VR isn’t Superhot VR. It isn’t about moving...
Man of Medan is the first game in The Dark Pictures Anthology, Supermassive Games’ series of short horror stories. With their last four titles being for either PSVR or PlayLink, it is also the first true console follow-up to their PS4 entry title, Until Dawn, as well as their first notable...
Control
One of my favorite games on Xbox 360 was Remedy’s Alan Wake. It didn’t have the same gameplay and action as a Max Payne, but I was drawn into the character and the world almost immediately. Both the protagonist and myself trying to piece together the sci-fi mystery of the...
Falcon Age
When Falcon Age was first revealed, it looked to simply be a very cute and immersive pet simulator. Only instead of raising a Tamagotchi or a Furby (#datingmyself), you raise your companion from a hatchling to full-fledged falcon. Truth be told, at its core, Falcon Age is exactly this. But...
There is something special about the relationship between a man and his banana. Wait, that sounded bad. Let me try that again: My Friend Pedro is a crazy-go-nuts platformer/2D side scroller/twin stick shmup. It gives you enough story to keep it interesting while making sure that you understand, by way...
Observation
My initial thought when playing No Code’s sci-fi thriller, Observation, was that I was going to be in for an experience. Actually, this isn’t true. My first thought was something like, “This is a Devolver game??” And if I am being completely honest, my second thought was along the lines...
After the unnecessary backsteps of Destiny 2’s launch, and the complete fire show that was Anthem’s, the bar for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 was not exactly set too high. Fortunately, this did not stop Ubisoft from raising that bar for everyone else. Unlike Bungie, Ubisoft used its road map...
Every now and again you pick up a game and instantly hate yourself; angry that it took you so long to have played it. This was the exact result when I played Return of the Obra Dinn. While garnering GotY nominations; I noticed. Earning those GotY awards; I was interested....
Melbits World
Melbits World is the latest attempt to make the PS4’s PlayLink feature a “thing”, and although it isn’t altogether bad, it seems to miss its target mark. Cute characters and clunky controls leave me somewhat confused on who their target audience actually was intended to be.
A Fisherman’s Tale is a different take on what seems to be becoming a popular VR experience: the diorama-like puzzle game. In most of these, you are presented with a beautiful dioramic scene in a story book setting. You can pull closer, push further, rotate and manipulate the scene as...
