For the past few months, everyone around the world has been on lockdown. For many, this has meant staying at home and either finishing school online, working from home, or doing neither. Even with work or school at home, however, many...

Rage 2 Rage 2 is the first-person, open-world sequel to Rage that follows the last Ranger of Vineland as he or she takes revenge on General Cross and the Authority after they raided Vineland and killed the Ranger’s Aunt. A basic...

Doom is, without a doubt, one of the most important franchises in video game history. It is one that is decades old, and yet still relevant thanks to 2016’s Doom and the modding scene. Four years later, the ultra-violent Doomguy...

April was the month of quarantine, and May is shaping up to be the same. Despite that, games are still releasing to cure our boredom of being stuck at home. So, for list 34, here are my top picks for May 2020. But first, some rules. T...

Time to pull out the night vision goggles one last time, as for it’s the final Splinter Cell ranking blog (for now). You can find the rank itself at the bottom, while the rest of this text is my way of explaining why I ranked th...

The adventures of the Third Street Saints continue with the third game, which means this rank continues on. For those who didn’t read part one and are wondering why the third game is part two, I skipped the first game as for I h...

I have a love-hate relationship with Escape From Tarkov. On one hand, I really enjoy the premise of the game; but on the other hand, I do not like the realism of the game. There are many other things I could talk about with that game,...

For years, virtual reality has been the next step in video games that no one is taking. There hasn’t really been that one game worth virtual reality’s high asking price, making its market niche. Since the market is niche, ...

Note: review code provided by Terminals.io. When I think of exploration games, I think of games like Breath of the Wild, Fallout, or Subnautica. These games fill their worlds with unique location that are meant to catch your eye and k...

March was taken over by the Coronavirus, and April is shaping up to have the same results. Despite this, developers are still hard at work on making new games we can enjoy while locked in our homes. With that said, here is list 33, go...

Note: I apologize for missing the past few Ten After Tens. Due to the busyness of my schedule, I will be suspending these indefinitely. Three News Stories Gamestop Closes Its Doors to Coronavirus Concerns Coronavirus has been sweepin...

Note: This blog does not contain story spoilers, but does go through the entire level in question. Half-Life: Alyx does a lot right. Combat is a blast, the puzzles are a lot of fun, and the story is memorable. In the midst of all of t...

Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden is a turn-based strategy set in a post-apocalyptic future about mutant creatures searching for a city known as Eden. Those who have played the recent XCOM games or the coun...

I have either ranked or am in the middle of ranking Assassin’s Creed, Splinter Cell, Far Cry, Red Faction, and more. Yet of all of those, the one I have been looking the most forward to and the one I fear the most is Metal Gear....

Note: Review code provided by Terminals.io There are a couple of specific genres that can be seen throughout many releases over the past decade. There are many indie games that uses the metroidvania formula, and there are triple-a gam...

The first two months of this year have been pretty slow in terms of releases, but this month is starting to pick up. With that being said, it’s time to look at the upcoming releases of March 2020. The game has to be released on a...

Note: Review code provided by Terminals.io Whether it be films like Blade Runner or games like the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077, the cyberpunk aesthetic is here to stay. A small trend in games seems to be “cyberpunk plus either a gam...

Every year, there is usually one game that just clicks with me. The game hits on all cylinders, and usually has at least one element I have a great interest in. In 2017, Cuphead was that game for me, and its challenging-yet-fun gamepl...

Roses, boxes of chocolate, realizations of loneliness: sounds like it’s February. Another slow month for releases, but there are still a few noteworthy games. So, here are my top three games for list 31. First, the rules. The gam...

Four News Stories Major Layoffs at Playful Studios Playful Studios, developers of Super Lucky’s Tale, is receiving major layoffs. The layoffs are due to the company wanting to change its strategies and to “evolve its appr...

Recently, I reviewed The Outer Worlds, and said it was a game that followed its inspirations a little too well. While I did have my share of positives and negatives with the game (read the review for that), there is one moment I found...

Five News Stories Grand Theft Auto 4 Removed from Steam Grand Theft Auto 4 is no longer available for sale on Steam due to Games for Windows Live, according to a spokesperson at Rockstar. The Steam page is still up, but the game cann...

Kiryu’s Yakuza brother Nishiki was involved in a murder, and Kiryu decided to take the fall for it. After spending a decade in prison, he is brought back to the world of Kamurocho and to a Tojo clan in a mess. His longtime frien...

For the past decade, Fallout: New Vegas has been the best game of all time for many. Despite newer games, New Vegas is the game they constantly return to. Bethesda hasn’t shown much care for the franchise, but Bethesda also didn...

Five News Stories A New Portable System That Looks Awfully Familiar During CES 2020, Alienware announced a new device in their lineup, known as Concept UFO. The new system is a tablet with detachable controllers on the sides, and the ...

2019 has come to an end, which means it is time to look back at the year and celebrate the games that released during this time. This year had no shortage of great games, but a top ten list can only have ten. So, here are my top ten ga...