The second part of Scarlet Hollow Episode 5 was released a few days ago. It was pretty good, and I’m looking forward to seeing what all of this was about. I was a little confused about what I saw in all of this; not that I didn’t understand it, it was just weird. The secondContinue reading “Now, I’m excited for Scarlet Hollow’s Last Episode”
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Blue Prince is a Great Adventure Puzzle Game
Blue Prince is one of the many games that snuck up on me. At the time of writing this, it is on Game Pass, and that is how I’ll be playing it. I’m looking forward to this one since I’ve heard some good things about it. It is a pretty cool puzzle game with aContinue reading “Blue Prince is a Great Adventure Puzzle Game”
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage is a Beautiful Game
It has been a while since I’ve played a newer game, so I decided to fire up my Xbox and work through my backlog. This led me to start playing Lost Records: Bloom and Rage. I know that I’m late on this game, but that’s how I normally am. I didn’t know much about itContinue reading “Lost Records: Bloom and Rage is a Beautiful Game”
One of the Best Stories in a Video Game | Road 96
This game hits differently when I play it today. Road 96 takes place in a totalitarian country where children are constantly trying to escape the country. A lot is going on in this game that you’ll hear about throughout the game. The game is a walking simulator. This seems to have replaced the “adventure game”Continue reading “One of the Best Stories in a Video Game | Road 96”
Stories from Sol: Gun-Dog is a Great Adventure Game
Stories from Sol: Gun-dog is a point-and-click adventure game inspired by 1980s computer games and giant robot anime. Think of Macross, Gundam, or any other anime with giant robots fighting in space, and you’ll get the idea. I really like the setting. I kept thinking about what anime this reminded me of. There are soContinue reading “Stories from Sol: Gun-Dog is a Great Adventure Game”
Urban Myth Dissolution Center is one of the Best Visual Novels
Urban Myth Dissolution Center is an episodic adventure game. It plays like a mix of a Visual Novel and a point-and-click adventure game. The graphics are similar to a PS game from the late 1980s but with modern pixel art. The game isn’t all that scary. It tries to be, but it is more comedicContinue reading “Urban Myth Dissolution Center is one of the Best Visual Novels”
Interstate 35 has a Disappointing Story but Great Setting
Interstate 35 is a visual novel set in post-apocalyptic Texas. It is an odd game that begs to be played multiple times to get the whole story. After the first playthrough, I wasn’t sure what to think about it. I’ve played a few of these visual novels so far. This one is a more completeContinue reading “Interstate 35 has a Disappointing Story but Great Setting”
Detention, A Creepy and Unsettling Survival Horror Game
Detention is a point-and-click adventure game set in Taiwan during the White Terror of the 1960s. The game is split between two perspectives, which is nice, even though it is a short game. The story and gameplay are very good. TLDR: A Creepy Survival Horror Game based on Taiwanese History What was the White Terror?Continue reading “Detention, A Creepy and Unsettling Survival Horror Game”
Faith: The Unholy Trinity a Wonderful Trilogy of Survival Games
Faith: The Unholy Trinity is a wonderful horror adventure game. It uses a simple art style, digitized voice, and a creepy story. It is very different from the games I usually play, and I like it quite a bit. TLDR: Faith: The Unholy Trilogy is an entertaining point-and-click adventure game. Narrative This story has threeContinue reading “Faith: The Unholy Trinity a Wonderful Trilogy of Survival Games”
Open Roads: A Great Story and Compelling Mystery
I had a lot of fun with Open Roads, though probably not for the reasons the developers intended. I’m from Michigan, and some things in this game made me smile. The game takes place in 2003 and refers back to events in the 1960s. In this walking simulator, you play as Tess and go onContinue reading “Open Roads: A Great Story and Compelling Mystery”