Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 5: City of Light Review (PS4)
Spiraling into Nonsense Let me begin by saying that this review will not only be a review for Batman Episode 5: City of Lights but will also feature my opinion of the series as a whole. This review will also feature spoilers for episodes 1-4, and you can read…
Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 4: Guardian of Gotham (PS4)
Almost There… I thought this could be the one; This could be the episode to escape Telltale’s horrific case of the ‘Penultimate Episode’ curse. Ever since Telltale’s ‘rebirth’ (or as I like to call it, The Walking Dead Game Season 1), the developers have been very inconsistent in many…
Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 3: New World Order Review (PS4)
To the Breaking Point This month’s release of Batman: Ep. 3 brings with it a poignant theme of breaking points: How far will it take to reach yours? Like all humans, Bruce Wayne will eventually reach his- what will happen when he gets there? Furthermore, what happens if Batman…
Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 2: Children of Arkham Review (PS4)
Your Standard Arkham Affair Can we all just take a moment before this review begins to acknowledge Telltale’s punctuality in releasing Batman: Ep. 2? Usually, we have to wait 2-3 months in between every release; that’s the kind of time-frame that makes one forget about the story, lose interest…
Abzû Review (PS4)
An Undersea Journey I don’t enjoy directly comparing one game to another. Usually, I like to allow a game to stand on its own merit rather than forcing it to live up to some standard that another game set. In the case of Abzû, however, I can’t help but…
Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 1: Realm of Shadows Review (PS4)
Too Many Subtitles: Telltale’s Batman: The Game I am a Telltale apologist through and through. As a big fan of The Walking Dead Seasons 1 & 2, The Wolf Among Us, and Tales From the Borderlands, I continually look forward to the newest release from the studio. Trust me,…
Top 8 Worst Gaming Protagonists
These main characters are mainly characterless. The hero or anti-hero of a story needs to be a good core for a work of fiction. The protagonist is our window…
WWF Rage in the Cage Retro Review (Sega Mega CD)
Feel my rage in thy cage! By 1993 officially licensed WWF (now known as WWE) games were certainly not a new thing. Acclaim had held the exclusive license to…
Vampire: 20th Anniversary Edition – Tabletop Review
Back in the early 90's, vampires were still cool. There was none of this sparkling crap.
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