Posted inINDIE GAMES
Art of Rally and My First and New Impressions
Somewhere in my past, I played an awesome rally game that came fully loaded with mud-flapping corners and virtually no control over anything. I also know that these aren't a…
Posted inMAINSTREAM GAMES
Planet Zoo Remains A Suprisingly Pleasant Favorite
Planet Zoo is a zoo simulator. You can play in either career, challenge, or sandbox mode. A lot of it can be played online, but it's not necessary. I played…
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Posted inNINTENDO SWITCH
5 Cool Indie Switch Games
I've been meditating on a few game on my Switch that I simply didn't have a lot to say about but that I enjoyed playing. I recorded some gameplay and…
Posted inINDIE GAMES
Carto: Pieces of the Map is a Terrific puzzle exploration game
Finally, my love of tile board games like Carcassonne has been revived. But it's completely different mind you. Carto is a tile-placement puzzle released to much praise last year. My…
Posted inNINTENDO SWITCH
Metaverse Keeper is a Little Hidden Gem on Nintendo Switch
This game has a very simple concept behind it, one that I'm not sure of the importance of really--it's very light--but it's good enough to kick off another exploration of…
Posted inRETRO GAMING
NES Nostalgia: Games From My Youth
I wanted to call this "NES Games That Influenced Me" or something like that. Honestly though, I can't totally remember WHY I remember these games, only that they evoke some mood or emotion when I play them. I guess you could call it nostalgia. Yeah, that's probably it. The main reason for this is I wanted to try writing about something I haven't tried.
Posted inINDIE GAMES
OPUS Rocket of Whispers is Beautiful & Full of DEEP Gameplay
Mysterious backstory, cosmic balance, ancestral duty. Stop me if you've heard this one before. Heavy topics, yes, but not to worry. This game is poetry, and these types of themes…
Posted inNINTENDO SWITCH
The Last Campfire is THE Game For Heart & Imagination
I hesitated the first time I played this. I was up late at night and wanted to try something relaxing and I chose The Last Campfire on the Switch. Visually nice, interesting, but I was a little startled by the minuscule, but there, elements of macabre. Okay, it was just a single skeleton, but that’s enough to not be my usual thing! I set it aside and haven’t thought about it in a while. I’m happy to inform you that this game is actually quite good. It needs to be reconsidered by skeptics, even you if you are one. It’s a sweet and empathic story. Things can change before you would expect them to and it deserves a lot of merit for that.