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”
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The Wonderful Indie Game FTL, An Amazing Rougelike Masterpiece
FTL: Faster Than Light was released a while ago, but I decided to revisit it after playing Dream Warrior. Dream Warrior borrowed much from FTL, but it isn’t as in-depth. I would recommend FTL to anyone who likes roguelikes or strategy games. This was a hard one for me to review. Like many roguelikes, FTLContinue reading “The Wonderful Indie Game FTL, An Amazing Rougelike Masterpiece”
A Unique Combination of Dragon Quest and FTL
Dream Warrior is a combination of the first Dragon Quest and FTL. It is a unique combination of a Roguelike and turn-based RPG. It isn’t a difficult game and has a lot of replay value. The game’s story is like an alternate telling of the first Dragon Quest. When you beat the game, it isContinue reading “A Unique Combination of Dragon Quest and FTL”
The Best RPGs I’ve Played so far
This is an update from a previous blog post. Since then, I’ve played more RPGs and decided to include some modern ones. I love playing games like this because they feel like an interactive story, and I find them very relaxing. I’m not going to put these in any particular order. I don’t like doingContinue reading “The Best RPGs I’ve Played so far”
You know my name? A Very Short Visual Novel
You Know My Name is a very short visual novel. There is no gameplay; it feels more like an art project than a video game. The story, visuals, and music are all nice. I think the developer is trying to get the player to think about what happened to the Narrator, a girl of undeterminedContinue reading “You know my name? A Very Short Visual Novel”
A Short Hike, Short Game that made me Smile
Short Hike is an adventure game. It has similarities to Firewatch but with a more laid-back atmosphere. The only thing you have to do is take a hike to the top of a mountain and then return to your Aunt May. The graphics remind me of a good-looking PS1 game. It seems like more indieContinue reading “A Short Hike, Short Game that made me Smile”
Arcadian Atlas is a Wonderful Tactical RPG
I’ve been trying to get into this game for a while. There have been a lot of starts and stops, but I wanted to finish it. I like this Tactical Role-Playing Game (TRPG) style because it feels like you’re playing a tabletop RPG. Arcadian Atlas, a game that could’ve easily competed with the likes ofContinue reading “Arcadian Atlas is a Wonderful Tactical RPG”
Bahnsen Knights: The Weakest Part of a Spectacular Trilogy
Bahnsen Knights takes place in the late 1980s, the same world as Varney Lake and Mothmen 1966. However, this one feels different from the other games. It is less grounded in myth and legend and seems to adopt some religious cults that popped up in the 1960s, 1970s, 80s, and 90s. It is an interestingContinue reading “Bahnsen Knights: The Weakest Part of a Spectacular Trilogy”
A Review of A Night on the Farm
Have you ever beaten a game and wondered if you won or if the game simply stopped? That happened to me when I finished A Night on the Farm. It is an adventure horror game with multiple endings. It is a spooky game that has a bunch of collectibles in it. You’ll need to findContinue reading “A Review of A Night on the Farm”
Dear Esther is Wonderful and Majestic, but Short
Dear Esther is a walking simulator/adventure game. This genre minimizes the gameplay and focuses on telling a story. It is a modern adaptation of the classic text and point-and-click adventure games from the 80s. These games are usually shorter and much easier. They also cut out or simplify the puzzles and eliminate the one-hit deaths.Continue reading “Dear Esther is Wonderful and Majestic, but Short”