Keiran Mcewen is a proficient musician, writer, and games journalist. With almost twenty years of gaming behind him, he holds an encyclopedia-like knowledge of over games, tv, music, and movies.
I know I said I was very excited about Planet Zoo 2 the other day, and I am. However, as I said there, I am more excited about that than GTA VI, and the same is true of Cozy Lives’ upcoming dress-making…
Monday, Papers, Please-like The Money Man was revealed, and details on Final Fantasy XIV‘s next expansion were also revealed. Tuesday, Graphite is out now; there was a gameplay showcase of Garfield-Escape from Monday, and details on Sintopia‘s latest update were revealed. Wednesday, Wasteland…
He looks like the investment banker who makes a mess of a train on a Tuesday after being a skinny, pretty woman’s 13th reason on the Saturday. Directed by someone new, the first of his three episodes, Matt Shakman joins before going…
It has been a while since we spoke about S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, mostly because writing “S.T.A.L.K.E.R.” takes longer than it should. Jokes aside, the open-world FPS survival horror-ish post-apocalyptic title was released almost two years ago now, but developer GSC…
If there is one thing that I am very excited about this year, it is Frontier Developments’ Planet Zoo 2. Don’t get me wrong, I love Planet Coaster 1 and 2, but if there is one thing I am not good at…
I love job simulators, and in other news, the sun is still in the sky, and the ocean still has a floating island of plastic in it. It is difficult to call this one a “cozy” simulator, though, even if the Steam…
I swear (of course), I am not trying to repeat myself so often, but I honestly love a good, distinctive, creative art style coming together with gameplay. Even if elsewhere I am tired of some of those gameplay ideas. However, RipRed and…
As Brendan Gleeson says in Spider-Noir, the money never lies. I’ve said it countless times before that I love a game with a distinct art style or an interesting mechanic, and technically Fenyx Digital, developer of Lotus: Lost Memories, doesn’t do either…
Monday, Rogue-lite ARPG, Echoes of Mystralia, got a release date; Grapple Bear is out now; and the second Cathedral game got a new trailer. Tuesday, capitalism-maxing game Critterville Goes Bankrupt, got a trailer; Waterpark Sim is on consoles; and Fading Echo is out…
Well, Dammit Janet! Directed by Victor Nelli Jr, this is his penultimate episode of the season, before helming the finale in “Jump.” It is also the penultimate episode for our writer this season, though next time he only worked on the teleplay…