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60 Parsecs is an indie text-based adventure, from the developer Robot Gentleman, and sequel to the cult hit 60 Seconds. Similar to the format of their initial game, you have 60 seconds to grab as many supplies and crewmates as you can before you begin your journey of survival. Do you have what it takes to find a new home and survive? The sci-fi setting of outer space is what grabbed my attention since I haven’t played the previous game. You begin by dashing to the escape pods

After seeing the reveal for Devil May Cry 5 I was immediately aboard the hype train and a couple more trailers for the game elevated this title as one of my most anticipated games of 2019. However, that hype and excitement died and was replaced by disappointment after the recent news that the game would include microtransactions in its single player to upgrade your character and unlock moves. ​ I wanted this game to succeed feeling that Capcom seemed to be heading in the rig

In the indie title, Donut Country you play as a sinkhole that grows each time you consume something, starting small with plants and eventually swallowing up whole houses. The story is filled with endearing characters and revolves around a raccoon named BK and his human friend Mira. Together they work at a donut shop, but unlike your typical donut shop, residents who order donuts actually get sinkhole sent to them which ends up sending them 999 feet below the surface. Donut Co

Transference is a 1st person psychological thriller game focused on exploration. It's developed by SpectreVision and Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. Footage is taken on the PS4, but it is also available on the Xbox One and VR devices. ​​ The story revolves around a family and during the game you switch perspectives between the Dad, Mom and the adolescent son. The game is unique, as it incorporates live action video of the three characters. I felt the voice acting a

Condensed Video Review: While I have been playing a majority of games on the PS4, what I love about the Nintendo Switch is that they are re-releasing many older games as remasters, adding more games to their e-shop, and porting games that don't traditionally come out on Nintendo consoles. One example of a game I would have most likely never got around to playing is the title Gone Home, originally released in 2013. It was recently released on the Switch on September 6th, almos

So Marvel’s Spider-Man has been out for a week and After spending more time with the game, and completing most of what's currently available, I wanted to make a video discussing my final thoughts and predictions about future content. This will be spoiler filled so if you haven’t got a chance to finish the game yet, come back when you do, so you can add to our discussion. If you watched my review, two of my main criticisms where that the game was too easy and borrowed heavily

Video Review: Everyone has their favorite superhero and may be hesitant to see them represented in a movie or video game adaptation. For me that hero is Spider-man. As a kid, I grew up watching the 90s Spider-Man animated series and the few comics I owned were mostly from The Amazing Spider-Man series. One of my favorite movies is Sam Rami's Spiderman 2. With Spider-Man being a fan favorite it was inevitable that a new game would come along, and I was optimistic with Insomnia

Video Review: Moonfall Ultimate is a 2-D side-scrolling, beat-em-up, action RPG set in an industrial gothic universe. The game is available now on all platforms, PC, PS4, Xbox, and Switch. This review will be for the Switch version only, as I have not played it on the other platforms. This indie game is developed by Fishcow Studios, out of Slovakia, and Published by Wales Interactive. It currently is having a special release sale, which is 20% off the original $13. Side scrol