I will never forget my first ever experience with that game.  For Christmas in 2001 or 2002 (I completely forget when it was) my grandma gave all of us grandkids Wal-Mart gift cards and we all went crazy! I remember heading immediately for th…

Pentiment is an overwhelmingly quiet game. Despite having hundreds of lines of dialogue for dozens of characters, there are zero voice lines. In lieu of audio dialogue, Pentiment provides the sound of a pencil writing on parchment as the letters an…

Tinykin is a game about collecting things. Players explore a truly gigantic house in search of the titular Tinykin, balls of pollen, and household items that can be turned into some sort of space ship. While discovering different species of Tinykin…

I don't even know how to begin to describe the absurdity of the explorable "island" in Marvel's Midnight Suns. The game's website describes the Abbey and surrounding area as "a relocated Transian fortress that's remained safely hidden in a pocket di…

Yu-Gi-Oh used to be so simple. For the first few years it was a battle of who could bring out the strongest monster and blast the opponent's monsters to bits and win. I played the game a lot with my cousins and friends in middle school and had a fre…

Marvel Snap has been out in full for about three months and I'm still in love with the game's mechanics. Three months in and I'm still not bored and I still look forward to playing every single day. Let me gush to you about what makes this card game…

When someone tells you to think of the most magical place in the world, what comes to mind for you? Hawaii? Niagara Falls? Jamaica? The correct answer is the Chao Garden from the Sonic Adventure series! The Chao Garden from the original Sonic A…

Remember the good old days of the sixth generation of consoles? The Dreamcast, GameCube, Xbox, and PS2? Those were the days. The glory days of couch co-op, insane peripherals, out-of-the-box gameplay, and the sweet, sweet save file screens. Remember…

If you haven't heard of Etrian Odyssey or played a game in the series, I don't blame you. While nearly everybody owned a DS back in the day, only a small chunk of them were fond of dungeon crawlers. The first few games of the series were released o…

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