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Yooka-Replaylee
Yooka-Laylee was one of my favorite games from 2017, and I’m not just saying that to justify the Kickstarter money I invested on it (you won’t hear me say the same for Shenmue III, for instance). Despite featuring some issues, it delivered exactly what I wanted from a game meant...
It’s no exaggeration to state that the Angry Video Game Nerd, the internet persona of one James Rolfe, is one of the most important figures in 21st century pop culture. You may think I’m just being dramatic, but just think about it: his Youtube show, which has been going on...
LEGO Party
Like any good human being with a pulse, I love Nintendo games, but I always worry about few of their franchises having actual competitors that are good enough to make them put in an effort on their subsequent releases. The issue with most Nintendo games is that, when there’s no...
Silent Hill f
The Silent Hill franchise has had a tough time with the cancellation of Hideo Kojima’s PT and the last main entry released thirteen years ago, with Silent Hill Downpour. However, in the past few years, we’ve seen a resurgence (other than Ascension), with The Short Message being a surprisingly solid...
Henry Halfhead
It’s a lovely day at the Halfhead family. Mom and dad love each other so much, they decide to have a baby. The stork arrives with their little miracle, a kid named Henry. What a lovely child, full of hope and curiosity! Mom and dad decide to go to sleep,...
Madden NFL 26
It’s that time of year again, every sports game is releasing their latest installment that promises to evolve and innovate on last year’s experience. With tickets available for a not very reasonable price to see the Vikings play in London, I figured why not just jump into Madden NFL 26...
EA Sports FC 26
First things first, let me preface that I have long given up on complaining about Ultimate Team modes in sports games, so that kind of rant will be absent in this review of EA Sports FC 26. At this point, I’m just trying to stay positive and enjoy the franchise...
Well, it’s been a couple of years, so naturally, that means it’s time for another Agatha Christie game! I’ve played nearly every Agatha Christie entry released within the past few years, such as The London Case, The First Cases, and The ABC Murders, with many of them being hit-or-miss (mostly...
Blippo+
With the absolute domination of the streaming era, even people in their late 30s have begun to forget what channel surfing was like. Being insomniatic at 1 AM, trying to find something to lull you to sleep. Sure, you can throw on an terrestrial signal and hope for the best...
Hotel Barcelona
Two of the most famous weirdos in the gaming industry decided to join forces and develop a game based on their shared likes and oddities. A game made by Swery65 (of Deadly Premonition fame) alongside Suda51 (of No More Heroes and Killer7 game). What could/should have been a moment worth...
Baby Steps
The year is 2008. An Australian man working at the University of Oxford, who used to play bass for the synthpop band Cut Copy, releases a little browser game, developed whilst procrastinating from finishing his dissertation in philosophy. That man is Bennett Foddy, and the game in question is QWOP,...
Cronos: The New Dawn
Bloober Team is one of those studios that got off to an incredibly rough start. Their initial batch of titles, such as Layers of Fear, oozed pretentiousness whilst lacking in horror and payoff, and to be honest, I was hugely worried about the Silent Hill 2 Remake once Bloober Team...