A Masterfully Woven Tale – What Remains of Edith Finch Review
Creators of The Unfinished Swan return with their sophomoric effort, a tale of a teenage girl exploring her families past. Does it impress, depress, or distress?
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Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Final Episode Review
Telltale wraps up their most recent episodic “Walking Dead” season with “Episode 5: From the Gallows”. I’ve been lukewarm on the majority of the season up until now; does the final episode redeem the season?
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 – REVIEW (no spoilers!)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 follows up the original’s surprise success with a slick second episode that lacks the original’s stakes, but delivers satisfying character moments. The emotional core…
Seedship Review – The best parts of Sci-Fi
Do you like sci-fi? How about making tough decisions based on limited resources and risking the fate of the human race? How about a game that takes a few minutes…
Thimbleweed Park Brings Back Point ‘N Clicks March 30th
Growing up in the 90s, I had a lot of exposure to some great years in PC adventure games. Namely, games like the 1987 classic Maniac Mansion, 1990s hilarious pirate…
Herald – Review
After a sluggish start, Herald delivered an engaging story of alternate reality Colonial ship life. It provided enough player agency and consequences to reward my time spent, and delivered an exciting climax and…
Stories Untold – Full Walkthrough
Stories Untold is a fantastic puzzle/horror/adventure that uses creative methods to build a constant feeling of dread with great payoff. Use this walkthrough if you’re stuck on any level or…
Stories Untold – REVIEW
Yes the marketing of Stories Untold is too close to Stranger Things – especially the ’80s title credits and John Carpenter-esque soundtrack – but there’s so much more bubbling beneath the surface…
Pixelized Indie Horror: Uncanny Valley Review (Xbox One)
Uncanny Valley is a independent horror game that looks to preserve the ideals of classic survival horror. Does it succeed in paying homage to the classics, or fail to scare entirely? Let’s find out.