Hidden Gems From 2022 to Try in 2023
As the year goes on, I like to keep my eye on games that might slip past people. These are usually games that don’t make a huge impact on Steam charts, or games I don’t see people talking about. In the spirit…
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Ranking Battle Passes I Played This Year
If there’s one thing I noticed about a lot of games I played this year, it was the prevalence of battle passes. I honestly hadn’t had much experience with them aside from my time playing Apex Legends. Since a few of these…
The Best Albums of 2022: #20-16
I’m back for another year of counting down the best albums of 2022! Each article will cover five albums. As Always, share your thoughts on the chosen records in the comments below. Be sure to check out my write-up on #25-21 ahead…
You Can Pick Up Dishonored 2 On Prime
As an explanation for this month’s rather poor showing from Jeff Bezos’ free game drops, there are a few days this month when you can pick up some extra games via Prime Gaming. As the title suggests, there is one big release…
The Final Gambit (Jennifer Lynn Barnes) – Review
For me, capping off a book or a series is a very risky gamble for any author to pull off. While I had my misgivings with some of the direction that The Hawthorne Legacy took, I dove into Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ The Final Gambit with…
The Best Albums of 2022: #25-21
I’m back for another year of counting down the best albums of 2022! Each article will cover five albums. As always, share your thoughts on the chosen records in the comments below. It’s worth noting that I spend the entire year working…
5 Characters Dreamlight Valley Should Add
One of the biggest delights I’ve had all year has been Dreamlight Valley. As someone who has grown up with Disney films my entire life, this game just hits so many nostalgic notes for me. With the game’s early access period well…
Code Vein (PC) Review
Dark Souls and the Soulslike genre is one of which I have a small amount of experience. I’ve ironically played the original Demons’ Souls on PlayStation 3 and about an hour and a half of the first Dark Souls, but that has…
Vampire Survivors (PC) Review
It has been said a few times that nothing is ever truly original anymore and that we’re all just rehashing the same ideas with a fresh coat of paint. While I don’t necessarily agree with that idea, it is rare for a…
Pokémon Scarlet (Switch) Review
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet mark the beginning of the ninth generation of the Pokémon franchise and the first truly open-world RPG for the series. I was looking forward to these new entries after the release of Pokémon Legends: Arceus in January of…