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Dying Light: Parkour and Dropkick in the Apocalypse

Name: Dying Light Developer: Techland Genre: First Person Survival Horror/ Parkour MSRB( at time of writing): $29.99 Platform: PC, Xbox 1, PS4 Game Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/239140/Dying_Light_Enhanced_Edition/ My God, zombie games have become new and interesting again. It’s easy to forget in 2021 how oversaturated the zombie game genre was. It filled every type of genre, from

Amnesia: The Dark Descent: Unmatched Horror

Name: Amnesia: The Dark Descent Developer: Frictional Games Genre: First Person Horror/ Narrative based game MSRB (at time of writing): $19.99 Platform: PC Game Link:https://store.steampowered.com/app/57300/Amnesia_The_Dark_Descent/ Amnesia’s title is eye rolling-ly generic if youve spent more than a few minutes in the horror games category. The “I have Amnesia” trope has been worn thin through constant

Salt and Sanctuary: Would you like Salt with your tears?

It’s good these days to be a Dark soul’s fan, what with the recent rerelease of Demon Soul’s, a game that was feared lost to the void of copyright law, and the ever so encouraging prospect of Bloodborne 2 being a possibility. It’s good that these types of difficult games are coming back into the

Firewatch

I’ve been playing a lot of combat focused action games these past few weeks, and I’ve been craving something that really gets you in the feels, so I turned to a darkness, a deep force that no man can penetrate, the depths of which few have managed to come back from with their insanity intact:

Hellsign: Come Hell or High Water

If you ask me what my dream job would be it’d be a monster hunter in a heartbeat. I’ve long been fascinated with monsters and cryptozoology. Sadly, I’m often dissatisfied with monster hunting games on the market. Monster Hunter World just wasn’t my cup of pterodactyl flavored tea, and the Witcher series is decent enough,

Dead End Road

Roguelike games have been a staple of the indie game genre for a good decade or so, at least as long as I’ve been playing them. Given the fact that everything conceivable genre has had a shot at it, be it fantasy, sci fi, turn based, zombies, shooters, etc. its surprising that we don’t see