Under Moon & Slime
It feels like every half-decade or so a new book rises up and takes the number one spot in my list of favorite works. In high school if you’d asked me, I would say it was Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe. Twelve years ago it was Orson Scott Card’s sequel to Ender’s Game, Speaker For The […]
Return to Monkey Island is here and so I’ve decided to try my hand at giving it a review. But since I cannot do anything without bringing up nostalgia, first we have to talk a little about my introduction to the series. I received Curse of Monkey Island (1997) as a kid for my birthday. […]
If you’ve never played a Half-Life game and aren’t relatively familiar with the story and franchise, then this review might be for you. If you’re just looking for a fresh perspective on one of your favorite classics then this review might also be for you. This was the first time I have ever played a […]
Oh man, this game is something. I can remember the first time I heard about it. Toonami, on the Cartoon Network, ran a review for Morrowind when it came out. I just remember the open world, do anything you want, mechanic appealing so much to me. I was twelve then, and had not really ever […]
Okay, where to start. I figured that there was no need for me to review this game as it is so successful, but, as always, All the Steam reviews on the front of the store page are one to two sentenced jokes instead of something actually helpful. Please thumbs-up this, if you like this review, […]
Alright, first let me clarify that I do not object to the gameplay of this game. So many people are accusing this game of not being a “real” game because it’s a narrative that you explore. They’re wrong. This game brings to mind the world of Myst, which was a game released in 1993 that […]
Okay, first things first. This is a top-down, isometric point and click shooter. It is not the traditional Halo game. If you are expecting this to give you the same experience as Halo 1, 2, 3, Read, or 4, then you will be dissapointed. BUT WAIT. KEEP READING: Don’t go into this expecting a full […]
The year was 1993. The CD-ROM format was expected to fail by analysts. There was no reason for most consumers to even purchase a CD-ROM Drive. Nearly every computer game was still being published and sold on floppy discs. Consumers NEVER had any files large than a few megabytes to store. Video on computers weren’t […]