September 27th, 2016 was the day I released my first piece of writing, making this month my four year anniversary of writing. Time flies when you’re having fun I guess. Anyways, here are my top five anticipated releases of Septe...

First, the killing is of other gangs. Then, of government agencies. Then the aliens followed. This time, the killing gets biblical. The dance of death with Satan may not be as long as with the Zin, but it is a standalone title, which ...

First, they took over the city. Then, they took over pop culture. Now, it’s a fight for humanity. The Third Street Saints can never seem to catch a break, but at least their struggles are entertaining. You can find the rank itse...

The Evil Within The Evil Within is a third-person survival horror game along the lines of Resident Evil 4 about a police detective being thrown into a strange world after an investigation at a mental hospital. I knew going into this ...

As I play more of these games, their similarities are becoming harder to distinguish, which isn’t good for a series ranking. Kamurocho, long and wild plots, Kiryu and Majima, surprisingly deep mini-games, one or two large mini-g...

Three years. That’s how long I have been doing these monthly releases blogs. Starting back in August of 2017, I have been doing this blog every month for three years, and I don’t have any reason to stop. It’s weird t...

Note: Review code provided by Terminals.io and by the developers/publishers. Also, I have no experience with the Destroy All Humans! franchise, so this review is best suited for those who are new to it as well. Are there life forms ou...

The Elder Scrolls: Blades (Switch Version) The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a free-to-play game released onto mobile phones and the Switch about dungeon crawling and rebuilding a town. I’m not a fan of mobile games, but the concept...

As of writing this, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is soon to release. Before I can enter the Viking age, however, I must first talk about the ancient Greeks with Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. The rank itself is at the bottom of th...

It maybe July, but that doesn’t mean the “E3” fun stops. On July 11th, Devolver had another one of their…unusual Directs, and Ubisoft had their showcase on the 12th. So, for what is likely my last E3 2020 blog...

Every year, a new Call of Duty releases. While all of them are smashing commercial successes, not all of them are liked or fondly remembered. There are a few around the edges that range from okay to terrible in the public eye. While n...

The Star Wars franchise is going through some interesting changes. While its recent films have disappointed many, the franchise has found success in other mediums. Television has been one of those successful mediums with the recent sh...

July. The month of fireworks, apple pie, and still staying indoors. At least video games are still being released though. So, for list 36, here are my top anticipated releases of July. But first, some rules. The game has to be release...

Not every game, movie, or any other piece of entertainment can be universally agreed upon. Sometimes, a piece of entertainment comes out and the reviews for it are all over the place. Usually, that disconnect happens between the criti...

The mess known as E3 2020 still rolls on, though on a more irregular schedule. One of the biggest shows to happen during all of this was IGN’s event, Summer of Gaming. For all of my other E3 2020 blogs, I’ve tried to get i...

EA has been doing their own event for some time, and every year is pretty much the same: one or two big announcements, a few indie announcements, and a bunch of updates to games already released. This year’s show was the same, e...

Note: Review code provided by Terminals and the developers. Games like Moonlighter and Slime Rancher fit into this special category of mixing two genres together. One is more mundane like shopkeeping or ranching, while the other is mo...

Day three of my E3 coverage is going over Guerrilla Collective, a showcase event by The Mix and Kinda Funny. This three day event operated like many others, going over trailers to new games. Of all the shows so far, this one had the m...

Welcome to blog two of my E3 2020 coverage. You can find part one here, where I explain what I am doing as well as cover the PS5 Future of Gaming event and the Escapist Indie Showcase. After a couple of days of showcases, one issue th...

June is here, and that usually means it’s E3 season. Well, this year has been rather unusual, and the actual E3 floor event was cancelled as a result of a virus. Despite this, various companies and groups are still packing this ...