My Reviews

I finished Crypt Custodian last night, as a friend of mine put it, a cozyvania, and that sums it up perfectly. Unlocking new abilities and areas in this top down map was a cute and charming adventure. It was already pretty forgiving with keeping area progress and currency intact when

I just finished Kingdom Come: Deliverance. I've been playing it here and there since December. It was a rough start to get into it as it really throws you into things with not much help. The combat was really hard for me, so I ended up installing a bunch of

Just finished Dredge, a fishing aventure with a dark twist. I was so close to bailing on this game when I first played it. At first I thought it was going to be just a loot and craft sandbox style game with just basic fetch quests, but once I got into

Just finished Doom: The Dark Ages I had a blast with this one. I really liked the huge levels with the outside areas. The shield melee mix worked well for me. I know some people are writing about not liking the changes compared to Eternal, but honestly I'm fine with changes,

I finished Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. It was nice. The art style was cute with the top down view in the same style as the Link's Awakening remake. The edges being blurred to give it the tilt shift miniature effect was cool. The gameplay of summoning minions to fight for you

Just finished Dragon Age: The Veilguard on PS5. I started this one at the end of last year but kept getting sidetracked by other games, but finally made it back to finish it. Took me 90 hrs so this was a really long one! I know this one got a

I just finished South of Midnight, an action adventure set in the mythos of the deep south. Art style looked nice for all of the environments and characters even if I didn’t like the stop motion. My eyes can't see it as anything other than my graphics card struggling, like the

Just finished Nine Sols. I really liked the hand drawn art style. The characters were great and the story was interesting. I liked all of the different environments and levels as a Metroidvania. That said, it was too hard for me, but luckily they had the story mode option which

4 short hours of darkness. A story of a Russian nun questioning her religion with the devil speaking to her in her head. Weird 8 bit style mini games thrown in there, and weird gameplay ideas all thrown in there randomly to be used once and that's it.

I finished Terminator 2D last night on PS5. I'm a big fan of the movie, like one of my all time favourites, so this caught my attention. I read it was super short and probably not worth the money but I borrowed it for free from my local library so

I finished Mirror's Edge: Catalyst as one of the picks this month in the Game Pass Game Club. It was alright I guess. I really liked the traversal through the city, and the open world which left multiple paths to choose. The visual style was nice and still holds up

Finished this and it was only ok. In the end it didn't seem to explain much of the "story" but was focused around therapy and it didn't seem to explain fully. Took only around 6 hrs to finish so made it ok, and splitting it in small sessions made it

My review: Just finished Another Crab's Treasure. I'm not a fan of souls type games, at all, so I turned it a step easier on the first boss and then down to story by the 3rd boss. I had fun with the gun for a little bit and then turned it

Just finished Atomfall. It was just ok. Took me 9.5 hrs to finish on PC, so this isn't a huge epic game like it might seem at first. Even with there being multiple paths to follow. It was still super vague and didn't feel like a good pay off. It did