Postal 2 has Not Aged Well
When I got my first personal computer about ten years ago, one of my first purchases on Steam was Postal 2. I had heard good things about it and it had good reviews. Ten years later, I found the game in my “Play…
Author: Mike Reitemeier
Mike enjoys running meme pages, gaming, thrifting, and the occasional stroll through a forest preserve.
Halo: Reach (PC) Campaign Review
As I continue to complete every game in the Halo: Master Chief Collection, I find myself particularly-excited for Halo: Reach, the last title that Bungie worked on before moving to Destiny. At the time there was a lot of hype to further explore the…
Monster Energy Supercross 4 (PC) Review
Today, I’m reviewing Monster Energy Supercross 4 or, as the logo on Steam shows, “Monster Energy AMA Supercross 4 FIM World Championship The Official Videogame”. An alarming number of brands and subtitles aside, I was eager to see what the series would play…
Starlink: Battle for Atlas (PC) Review
As a previous GameStop employee in 2019, I can’t begin to tell you how many Skylanders were brought into my store that I couldn’t accept for trade-in. The toys-to-life genre of games, including titles like Disney Universe and Lego Dimensions which secured…
Dreams (PS4) Down to $9.99, Still a Blast
Back in November, I did a piece on my first sitting with Dreams, Media Molecule’s 2020 title that seemingly went under the radar of a lot of players after its release. I knew once I got this game that I’d have ample reason…
Yakuza: Like a Dragon Xbox Price Keeps Dropping
Price may just be the biggest obstacle when I decide on purchasing a video game. Over the past five years, the number of new games I’ve personally spent $60 on is 2. Barring Nintendo, the vast majority of video games will gradually…
Techland’s Troublesome Turbulence Comes to a Head
Warning: The following article may contain strong language that may not be suitable for some readers. Reader’s discretion is advised. Game developer Techland might not be a household name, but it’s developed some household name-worthy games in its time. Whether it’s Call of…
Twin Mirror (PC) Review
My history with DONTNOD’s titles dates back to more than half a decade. The developer, hot off the heels of Remember Me, entered the adventure game realm with the first episode of Life is Strange, which expounded my love of Telltale’s several…
Airstrife: Assault of the Aviators (PC) Review
When I review games, I have an open mind on all fronts. I don’t particularly mind the genre, the art style, the experience behind the developer, etc. If a game is fun in the end, those are just minute details that don’t…
Kinetic Edge (PC) Review
Every once in a while, I like to fire up a quick game that doesn’t require me to invest hours to get immersed. I’ve particularly had fun with Golf With Your Friends and Cloudbuilt, which make for great experiences thanks to their fast-paced physics-based…