The Wandering Village (Xbox Series X) Review
We’re in the heart of August as I write this review, and a few things are starting to call to me as summer winds down. I read more this time of year, try new recipes, and always hunt for a sim game…
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The Delight of Incremental Gaming
Gaming is usually about winning. The definition of “winning” being subjective, it’s not just about “beating” the game; there are tons of small victories to be had, depending on the genre. With the feeling of success hanging in the balance of keeping…
David’s Retro Rewind: Papa’s Freezeria Deluxe
That’s right, folks! My Retro Rewind series has been resurrected! I’ve noticed that tons of games from yesteryear have been making their way onto Steam in droves for quite a while now. I decided to use that as an excuse to revive…
Eureka “E = MC… ?” – Review
Oh, lovely, like the theoretical sciences, I get to break one of our rules here. Directed by Tim Mattheson, he was once the Vice President and arguably had a better character than anyone currently in politics. We get a very weird crossover…
Quest Giver (PC) Review
There’s an old quest in World of Warcraft that grants you the “privilege” of briefly experiencing what it’s like to be a quest giver. That is, to be a non-player character (“NPC”) who stays in the exact same spot for all eternity,…
Comic Book Corner- All Against All
I’m back once again with another comic review. This week I wanted to take a look at another Image Comics miniseries called All Against All. This story is written by Alex Paknadel in collaboration with artist Caspar Wijngaard. Originally released in 2023,…
David’s Backlog Busting: Astrologaster (PC)
In my first Backlog Busting review, I said that logic dictates I’ll find some hidden gems in my game collection eventually. Well, in only the second review in this series, I’ve found one. Each entry in this series is comprised of my…
Yakuza 0: Director’s Cut (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
The Like a Dragon franchise spans so many games at this point that it’s hard to suggest a place to start for new players. My preferred starting point, which is shared by many others online, seems to be Yakuza 0. The 2017 game is…
Eureka “Family Reunion” – Review
Time to phone Granny Fargo, your pop-pop didn’t go out for milk that night. In the third of his four episodes, Michael Lange returns to the director’s chair from “Duck, Duck Goose” and the season 1 finale. The story (on the other hand)…
1000 Deaths (PC) Review
The “Butterfly Effect” is a concept that gets played with in media pretty frequently. Not only did it spawn a franchise of films, but even franchises such as the Final Fantasy series have taken time-travel stories and utilized elements of it. 1000…