Tag Archives: FPS
How Does Star Wars: Dark Forces Hold Up?
I’m not really a fan of the Star Wars films, but the video games are a completely different magical creation (most of the time). With the recent release of Jedi: Fallen Order, I wanted to jump back and try an older title for … Continue reading
Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts (PS4) REVIEW – Shaky Aim
There is this absolute cathartic carnage in watching an unsuspecting soldier have his partner’s brains explode right in front of him, leaving him stunned and horrified until his own bullet arrives. That’s what we are getting into with Sniper: Ghost … Continue reading
Small details make a huge difference in Borderlands 3
The effort being put into accessibility options for AAA games in 2019 has been inspiring. Many bigger companies seem to have realized they will sell more units of these big blockbuster titles if they are more accommodating to everyone who wants to play. Where … Continue reading
Mind of Mario
A large serene edifice can be seen from far and wide across the kingdom. Its gray slabs, brown windows, and red-shingled roof are surrounded by a majestic moat and sprinkling of lush trees. It is her visage immortalized in stained … Continue reading
Wolfenstein: Youngblood & How Violence Builds Character
The changes in Wolfenstein: Youngblood were a shame. I’m not a fan of the more looter shooter elements, with bullet sponge enemies, so much backtracking, and the negative elements of the forced AI co-op, but I appreciate the attempt at positive change … Continue reading
Retro Reflections: Halo: Reach – An Underrated Halo Game?
I can’t remember what spurred the decision to replay through each of the Halo games, but it was a novel idea, especially since I wrapped them all up just as the announcement for Halo Infinite came out. I’ve always been a huge fan … Continue reading
30 Days of Games | Day 15
Day 15 | DOOM I debated about whether this entry should cover the 2016 version of the game with the same name, which I absolutely love and want to get for the Switch, or the original, but needless to … Continue reading
