Normally during this time of the year, I would start covering “E3,” which at this rate is more of a blanket term for all of the gaming events surrounding the ESA’s Anaheim Convention Center Expo like the blast zone o...

News I am aware of all the E3 news as well as the news about the Atari VCS, but I will cover them on the next Ten After Ten. Older Need for Speed Titles are Being Sunset According to a Reddit post by Need for Speed Community Manager ...

Welcome to a new set of entries into the BRG Collection. The rest of the games in my ongoing list can be found here or at the bottom of this blog. With that said, here are entries #21-24. Far Cry 3 Release Year: 2012 / Developers: Ub...

Note: review code provided by THQ Nordic / Terminals.io and will include spoilers. Four years ago, I played a demo of Biotmutant at Gamestop Expo in Las Vegas. A lot of time has passed, a lot of games have released, and I have written...

It’s now June and you know what that means: E3 season, or whatever it will look like this year. Even before the pandemic hit, the E3 landscape was starting to drastically change with more studios hosting their own events and the...

Note: Game provided by GTP Media and Sever/101XP Welcome or welcome back to my blogthrough of The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante. If you haven’t read the first part yet, I would highly recommend doing so as it explains what I ...

Note: Review code provided by Sony and Terminals.io. Also, this review will not be a comparison to the console versions of the game. Few things have been more prolific in the games industry than zombies. The same thing could be said f...

Deadly Days (Switch) Deadly Days is a top-down strategy rogue-lite about a group of survivors trying to survive in a zombie apocalypse. Each in-game day, you send survivors out on a mission to collect resources in a limited time fram...

Welcome to a new set of entries into the BRG Collection. The rest of the games in my ongoing list can be found here or at the bottom of this blog. With that said, here are entries #17-20. Bosconian Release Year: 1981 / Developers: Na...

While this year has so far been filled with delays and nonspecific release dates, May is shaping up to be quite an eventful month of releases. So, without further ado, let’s get into it. But first, the rules. The game has to rel...

Some of my earliest gaming memories were on Nintendo consoles. I vaguely remember playing Gamecube, but my first true console was the Wii. After splitting an Xbox 360 with my brother, the next console I truly called my own was a Wii-U...

Over the past ten years, few genres have taken grip of the games industry quite like open-world games. A big contributor to this boom is Ubisoft and their popularization of the checkbox open-world formula, which is a style of open-wor...

Half-Life: Alyx Release Year: 2020 / Developers: Valve The Half-Life series has built a reputation of pushing the industry forward in some capacity, so trying to fill those shoes with a new game could’ve proved daunting. fortun...

Another month in 2021, another month of light game releases and dodgy release dates. Still, I managed to whip up five games to look forward to, so here they are. The game has to release on at least one major systems (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbo...

The ranking of Wolfenstein continues, and this time it’s going over not only the most iconic entry in the series, but one of the most iconic shooters of all time. As always, you can find the rank itself at the bottom. So, let&rs...

Note: Game provided by GTP Media and Sever/101XP The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante is a narrative-driven choose-your-own-adventure game about a man growing up in a world divided by class and ruled by gods. The entire game takes the...

In 2018, I made a blog about The Tortured Path, a new type of zombies experience in Call of Duty: WW2. I described the experience as a “step in the right direction,” as it managed to take the zombies experience and condens...

Welcome to a new set of entries into the BRG Collection. The rest of the games in my ongoing list can be found here or at the bottom of this blog. With that said, here are entries #9-12. Hitman: World of Assassination Trilogy Release...

It’s now March, and you know what that means: Shamrock Shake season. Oh, and I guess there are some video game releases too, so here are my top five anticipated games for this month. The game has to release on at least one major...

Axiom Verge Axiom Verge is a Metroidvania platformer about a scientist who is injured in an accident and wakes up in an ancient alien land. I originally played and reviewed this game years ago, but I was rather harsh on the game. Over...

Note: Game provided by Gamechuck. A speed limit implies following the rules, but what are the rules when a mysterious man hands you a gun in the middle of a train ride? In the game Speed Limit, there is only one rule: survive. Where o...

All good things must come to an end, and the end of a trilogy is no different. The best trilogies in entertainment are ones who create something great and keep to that high quality consistently through each part. Hitman 3, the final p...

Welcome to a new set of entries into the BRG Collection. The rest of the games in my ongoing list can be found here or at the bottom of this blog. With that said, here are entries #5-8. Return of the Obra Dinn Release Year: 2018 / D...

Another month, another monthly list. This year is so far shaping up to be a relatively quiet one in terms of releases, but that doesn’t mean nothing is releasing either. So without further ado, let’s get into the rules. Th...

To say the release of Cyberpunk 2077 has been rocky is a bit of an understatement. Despite all of these issues, many people swear by the game itself, and many critics have given the title high review scores. Even with my tempered expe...

Before Call of Duty, Far Cry, and many more first-person shooters, there was Doom. And before Doom, there was Wolfenstein. The iconic FPS franchise is my latest rank, and I plan on playing every Wolfenstein release with possible excep...

Another year, another Call of…well, you get the point. Apparently I don’t, however, because I keep buying these damn games. I tell myself I won’t get the new game, then I look at the RPG mechanics and setting, and n...

What are the best video games of all time? That is an impossible question to answer. The games industry is still evolving, and what people consider “the best” is subjective. Despite this, media outlets left-and-right have ...

New year, same old list. January tends to be the quietest month of the year in terms of releases, but there are still releases happening, which means this list must also exist. That being said, my number one pick is likely going to be...

This is it. The end of the year. It’s been a very strange year, but the games industry kept rolling o. Before we wave 2020 goodbye and look into what 2021 could bring, it’s time to look back and see what this year had to o...