Until Dawn Swings a Mean Machete and Goes Right for the Jugular

When I made the mental leap and decided to finally spring for a PlayStation 4 last Thanksgiving, Until Dawn was the first game I bought (aside from the packed-in Uncharted Collection). In fact, I ordered the game before even finalizing the PS4 purchase, so technically I owned Until Dawn before even having a console to play it on.

Bloodborne Will Make You Beg for Each Breath

Right off the bat: I’m going to keep this post somewhat spoiler-free, meaning I’m not going into heavy plot details or major strategies, but if you don’t want bosses or locations ruined for you, obviously proceed with caution.

The Witness Has a Simple but Winning Formula

A Sight to Behold

I recently got the chance to review Jonathan Blow’s The Witness for AdventureGamers, and it impressed me so much I’m telling everyone I know about it! It isn’t in any way, shape, or form a follow-up to Blow’s previous game, Braid, other than the fact that, like its forerunner, The Witness will really and truly challenge your puzzle-solving skills to their utmost measures.

A Steamy Christmas Tradition

Christmas may, in fact, be my favorite holiday. I don’t spend a lot of time thinking about and rating holidays, but even though I enjoy the hell out of Halloween, I get really excited each year around December. The decorations, the music (to a degree), the “cold” weather we get in Florida, the general cheery goodness.

2015 By the Numbers, #59 – Tormentum: Dark Sorrow

Instead of writing reviews for completed games as I did last year, this year I’ve decided to try a new approach. Here then are my stats, real and fictional.

2015 By the Numbers, #58 – Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series

Instead of writing reviews for completed games as I did last year, this year I’ve decided to try a new approach. Here then are my stats, real and fictional.