Jason Stettner's Reviews
I didn't get the point of Road Rage, I have no idea of what the logical goal was for the title.
Blood Waves is a very basic game that brings a single core concept, it gets boring quickly though.
Foamstars is a whole lot of noise, the foam is cool but ultimately the game just left me dry.
The Callisto Protocol had some performance issues, but at its core just wasn’t a great game lacking exciting moments or well anything even remotely scary. I was never entertained while playing this game; finding it boring, cumbersome and honestly rather traumatic but not in a terrified sense which is a shame.
The Council Episode 5: Checkmate was a terrible way to end this series and it makes all your choices essentially useless.
RBI Baseball 2017 is the latest and worst entry in the rebirth of the RBI series.
For fans of the series I suppose this could be a good time if you're looking to relive the magic, but this game feels ancient without any regard for advances in gaming since the earlier games.
I came out of DreamBreak really disliking the game in general while having a strong appreciation of the world it created.
Homefront: The Revolution was one of the worst games I've played and the open world style of play did not function well for it.
Droid Trivia may have some neat educational bits to it, but it’s painfully slow to sit through and has some bugs that really roughen up the experience.
Doug Hates His Job is a really poorly put together experience, it has an intriguing concept with the worst execution I could have imagined.
Everreach: Project Eden aspired to be like Mass Effect, but over extended itself and ultimately made an experience that is rough to play through.
Everything is not awesome in this disappointing entry in what's been a well run series since 2005.
Hello Neighbor has some good ideas, a dark story which should have been developed further and a number of issues that make it a horrible time the further you progress.
MX vs ATV Supercross Encore took a long time to finally hit Xbox One and the finished product is a mess.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare III is the most minimal effort we’ve ever seen from the franchise being essentially the exact same game from the previous year. It really does feel like an expansion pack. They literally took last year’s game, sped it up and shoved maps from fourteen years ago into it.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint is an agonizingly boring experience that drags and features a story of complete nonsense.
Fade to Silence as some really unique ideas, they’re just layered behind a boring and tedious set of systems.
Vane comes across as an interesting concept, yet a light one that lacks polish.
The Path of Motus wasn't that great of a time being a very bland experience while not digging into the core message enough for a better impact.