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Sayonara Wild Hearts is a game I had heard about on various podcasts before I had even seen a single screenshot or clip of gameplay. As the title has recently dropped on the Xbox One; at a very low-budget price, I decided to give the game a try, even despite...

Jeff Young·March 9, 2020
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This latest installment of the Darksiders series sees War and Strife, two of the Four Horsemen, tasked with tracking down Lucifer, as he plots against the Charred Council.

Jeff Young·February 23, 2020
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Journey to the Savage Planet was a game I purchased from seeing a bit of it streamed on Twitch. Its colorful creatures, often humorous dialogue and brief moments of action accompanied me along the adventure of exploring this strange alien world. In many ways, this feels like the game I...

Jeff Young·February 13, 2020
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While Zombie Army: Trilogy, released back in 2015 was a very enjoyable co-op zombie shooter, it lacked a great deal of polish across the board, making the title extremely fun, but rarely impressive. Half a decade later, Zombie Army 4: Dead War makes good on that polish and executes on...

Jeff Young·February 8, 2020
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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has you play out much of the entire DBZ anime series in a somewhat consistent narrative, sadly leaving some arcs, such as the Garlic Jr saga, in favor of more Goku-focused storylines.

Jeff Young·January 25, 2020
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Layers of Fear 2 has you take on the role of an actor who has been invited onto a ship to get prepped and ready for the role they are about to take on. The story itself can often get a bit confusing as it jumps from the story of...

Jeff Young·January 16, 2020
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At the tail end of 2017, we were introduced to Cat Quest on a variety of home consoles and PC. It was a game that I really enjoyed and was pretty excited when its sequel was not only announced but that it would have local co-op and feature...

Jeff Young·January 16, 2020
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After hearing how great A Plague Tale: Innocence was, I finally got the chance to sit down and push through this title over the Christmas break. While the title may initially seem a bit thin on gameplay, its stunning narrative and linear stealth systems all combine into creating a very...

Jeff Young·January 15, 2020
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Considering the popularity of the Nintendo Switch, it’s safe to say Luigi’s Mansion 3 might just be a lot of players first foray into the ghost busting series. You’ll follow Luigi through a multi-themed hotel in search of his friends as he attempts to suck up ghosts in his specialized...

Jeff Young·January 14, 2020
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The Park is essentially a linear, slow-paced walking-sim that sees you in the shoes of Lorraine, a mother who braves the closed amusement park to retrieve her son, Callum, a young boy who had mysteriously run into the park after its closed, in search of his lost stuffed bear.

Jeff Young·January 7, 2020
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The Need for Speed franchise has had a recent history of being glanced at and forgotten due to several of the titles in the past decade being less than stellar. Its newest entry, Need for Speed: Heat was released just three months after it was officially announced to very little...

Jeff Young·January 2, 2020
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Ever since the game’s initial release back in September, I was largely just exposed to the meme culture built around the game. I had seen some footage here and there to grasp the concept of the game, but it wasn’t until the title saw its release on Game Pass that...

Jeff Young·December 31, 2019
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