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2018-01-18 02:30
I have a bad habit of making songs, only to stuff them into a metaphorical drawer where they’re unlikely to see the light of day again. This particular track is one of my favorites fro… Read More
Soul Calibur 2 Review
2018-01-15 01:24
The last time I reviewed a Soul Calibur game was in 2012, just a month or so after I started this site. My reviews for Soul Calibur 4 on the PS3 (because my PS3 could still read discs back t… Read More
Omega Quintet Review
2018-01-14 05:53
Call it superstition, but I always like my first review of a new year to be somewhat indicative of that year. That’s one of the reasons I had intended Omega Quintet to be that first re… Read More
Omega Quintet Screenshots
2018-01-14 05:50
Omega Quintet is one of those games that I’m really on the fence about. On one hand, the amount of busywork required to get the real ending is absolutely maddening and exists solely to… Read More
2018-01-12 04:12
[Click here to start from the first progress log] Chapters 9 and 10 are mercifully short as far as the sidequest fluff is concerned, and the final two boss fights proved to be total pushover… Read More
Flying Tigers: Shadows Over China Review
2018-01-11 15:01
All I knew going into the Xbox One version of Flying Tigers: Shadows Over China was that it was an arcade-style flying game originally released for the PC, and one that Steam’s user re… Read More
2018-01-11 03:05
[Click here to start from the first progress log] This is going to be a short progress log out of necessity; I used up most of my free time today trying to push through to Omega Quintet&rsqu&hell…Read More
2018-01-10 02:39
Okay, so I went back and played through some Soul Calibur 3 for context, and Seong Mi-na’s moves are totally different there. Earlier I mentioned that learning her moves in 2 was easy… Read More
2018-01-09 02:14
[Click here to start from the first progress log] There were things about Soul Calibur 2 that I found incredibly annoying leading up to this point, but this is the point where those irritati… Read More
2018-01-08 04:00
[Click here to start from the first progress log] Okay, so I just finished chapter 7 (Omega Quintet is set up in an episodic format despite not being released piecemeal) and it took forever… Read More
2018-01-06 01:32
[Click here to start from the first progress log] I have no idea what the ideal difficulty setting is for this game. Normal is the easiest one available, and I typically stick with that when… Read More
Omega Quintet: Progress Log #4
2018-01-04 02:07
[Click here to start from the first progress log] All of my worry that I missed a small number of skill-level-increasing quests turns out to have been for nothing, as #4 and #5 ended up show… Read More
Omega Quintet: Progress Log #3
2018-01-03 05:03
[Click here to start from the first progress log] All right, the combat mechanics in general are definitely a bright spot. The sidequests, on the other hand, are soul-crushingly tedious fetc… Read More
2018-01-02 02:53
I’m not going to go into another rant about how disappointed I am with Square-Enix’s behavior as far as the DRM and general money-grubbing customer unfriendliness is concerned, b… Read More
2018-01-01 02:42
[Click here to start from the first progress log] It’s revealing that I’ve played Omega Quintet for around 7 hours now and still don’t know exactly how all of its systems w… Read More
2017-12-31 01:23
[Click here to start from the first progress log] There’s this deeply OCD side of me that doesn’t like leaving things unfinished, so I’ve been working my way through Soul C… Read More
Omega Quintet: Progress Log #1
2017-12-30 03:12
First, let’s address the elephant in the room (specifically, the one with the big sparkly anime eyes): this isn’t my kind of game. That’s not entirely accurate, though, bec… Read More
2017-12-30 01:03
Christmas (and some change) is over, and as much as I’d love to sit around relaxing until 2018 begins, there’s way too much to do. Do you hear me, New Year’s Eve and Day? Y… Read More
Madcap Castle Review
2017-12-29 01:01
Madcap Castle is an action-puzzle-platformer for the PC that masquerades as an old Game Boy game. That retro devotion extends far beyond mere aesthetics, too, as this is the kind of game tha… Read More
2017-12-24 01:13
[Click here to start from the first progress log] After 18 more minutes of being stuck on level 92 and having perfectly safe attempts ruined by the fact that you insta-die if you switch to y… Read More
2017-12-23 03:58
[Click here to start from the first progress log] I’m currently stuck on level 92 of Madcap Castle, but that seems as good a stopping point as any given how many new mechanics have com… Read More
2017-12-22 03:11
I covered a bit of Soul Calibur 2 for the PS2 yesterday because my internet was acting up, and the download for the game I thought I’d be covering wasn’t going to finish in time… Read More
2017-12-21 03:22
I went to download a new game to start on, only for my internet to decide that it didn’t feel like playing ball. Long story short, the download went slow enough that I had no time to a… Read More
Battle High 2 A+ Screenshots
2017-12-19 01:25
Battle High 2 A+ is a game that makes me feel good at fighting games, and that’s cool. It’s also a game that gave me a headache, and that’s not cool. Now, normally I’… Read More
Battle High 2 A+ Review
2017-12-19 01:25
Let’s get something out of the way immediately: I’m not good at 2D fighting games and usually avoid them for that reason, preferring to stick with their more roomy 3D counterpart… Read More
2017-12-18 02:07
[Click here to start from the first progress log] A couple of the characters here are really fun to use. I started with a character named Beat who’s pretty much perfect for beginners (… Read More
2017-12-17 01:47
2D fighting games have never been my forte, though I’ve always had an interest in learning how to play them as effectively as I can their 3D counterparts. Awhile back, Killer Instinct… Read More
2017-12-16 02:31
Youtube isn’t something I’ve ever taken particularly seriously, with its role mostly boiling down to hosting the thousands of random unlisted videos I eventually end up embedding… Read More
Shantae: Friends To The End (DLC) Review
2017-12-15 01:05
Maybe it’s paranoid, but I’m starting to feel as though Half-Genie Hero and its accompanying DLC (Pirate Queen’s Quest and now Friends to the End) has been designed for the… Read More
The Surge: A Walk In The Park Review
2017-12-10 02:45
One of the best things about gaming is that so much work invariably goes into each release that developers sometimes get burned out and start coming up with crazy ideas to switch things up… Read More
The Surge: A Walk In The Park Screenshots
2017-12-10 02:01
The Surge was an enjoyable game, though some of the endgame enemies started to feel like cheap roadblocks, and there were also a small handful of bugs that really got under my skin (includin… Read More
SOMA Review
2017-12-06 02:21
Frictional Games makes some incredibly well-received games, and yet these have been entirely inaccessible to someone like me because of their focus on helplessness. Not having the option to… Read More
SOMA Screenshots
2017-12-06 01:27
SOMA is a great story wrapped up in gameplay that adheres to traditional horror-game cliches, even when playing in the new “Safe Mode” that grants main character Simon a superhum… Read More
SOMA: Progress Log #4 [END]
2017-12-05 04:01
[Click here to start from the first progress log] After all of the frustration of the last progress log, getting to the next area and being handed a bunch of dark hallways to complement a ch… Read More
2017-12-04 02:05
[Click here to start from the first progress log] At the end of the last progress log, I was at a place of “I can’t wait to see what’s around the next corner.” Now I… Read More
SOMA: Progress Log #2
2017-12-03 03:44
[Click here to start from the first progress log] A long, long time ago, an episode of Batman: The Animated Series twisted my mind in all the right ways. It was one where a new character was… Read More
SOMA: Progress Log #1
2017-12-02 04:58
SOMA is a game that I’ve heard a lot of great things about, but that I had no real interest in when it first released; monsters that can’t be beaten with clubs, shot with guns, o… Read More
Review Followups: Nidhogg 2
2017-11-28 04:56
I’ve (rightfully) been accused of being hypercompetitive, and that side of me took hold shortly after I posted my review of Nidhogg 2; I played through the game’s single-player a… Read More
Thanks For Proving That You Suck, Gamestop
2017-11-23 08:17
Some back story: one of Gamestop’s front-and-center Black Friday sales (which starts on Thanksgiving for cynical reasons, or perhaps because calendars are hard) was a used Xbox 360 for… Read More
Tower 57 Review
2017-11-16 05:06
Tower 57 is a game that’s a lot of fun, but how much fun you’re bound to have with it will depend on a few things. First, whether or not you have a controller. This game is hard… Read More
Tower 57 Screenshots
2017-11-16 04:47
The version of Tower 57 that was supposedly uploaded to Steam today is 17.84. The version I was sent didn’t have any instructions to opt into a beta branch or anything, though, and it… Read More
Tower 57: Progress Log #2 [END]
2017-11-15 21:46
[Click here to start from the first progress log] I’ve already finished the game. Twice, in fact. This is definitely an enjoyable game, but it’s also a short one. That first play… Read More
Tower 57: Progress Log #1
2017-11-14 21:25
“Tower 57 is a top-down twin stick shooter with 16-bit inspired pixel art, destructible environments and heavy focus on co-op. It is also a modern take on what made Amiga games so grea… Read More
Ayo: A Rain Tale Review
2017-11-14 01:56
The best way to describe my experience with Ayo is a bell curve of enjoyment, where the middle part was incredibly enjoyable and full of character, but the beginning (where you’re goin… Read More
Ayo: A Rain Tale Screenshots
2017-11-13 21:25
I uploaded all of these images to XOMF as per usual, but my site told me that the images didn’t exist (and going to several pictures’ URLs confirmed that they were blank for some… Read More
2017-11-11 21:18
Ayo: A Rain Tale is a game claiming to shed light on the struggle of girls in Sub-Saharan Africa as they’re forced to trek long distances to fetch water. I don’t know about that… Read More
Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back Review
2017-11-05 16:40
The original Bubsy is a mess, but it’s a lovable mess filled with sunglass-wearing giraffes, roller coasters, and egg-throwing enemies who have a yarn ball fetish. It takes a lot of pr… Read More

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