I failed to kill Sean Bean. I bought the game on release just for that mission (I would have bought it anyway, just later, when it was on sale) and I fucking blew it. Never have I been so disappointed with myself while gaming.

I’ll be honest I stopped reading that link at the point where it called The Purge “anti-white propaganda.”

I played exactly half of Octopath, was absolutely enamored with it the entire time, told myself I was going to take a break before coming back to finish things up... and that was like 2 months ago. For whatever reason I can’t seem to get back into it, every time I try to pick it up again I bounce right off. It’s…

What’s the cheesecloth for? Do you strain it afterwards?

Make sure you take your time with Red Dead, especially at first. Enjoy, I’m incredibly jealous that you get to experience such a masterpiece for the first time!

I’ve got a lot of irons in the gaming fire currently, which is unusual for me, as I’m notoriously bad at multi-tasking. However, I’ve noticed in recent years I’ve been really good at buying and playing games intensely for a short period of time, but really bad at actually finishing them, so I’m hoping this new…

I just got to Act 3 of Wandersong and am absolutely loving it. I hadn’t even thought of Undertale while playing it, but rather Night in the Woods, another game that manages to be earnest but not cloying. And honestly even if the writing wasn’t as strong as it is, I think I could still recommend it solely as a sensory…

Things have been a bit hectic, so I’ve been all over the place this week. I finally got the credits to roll on Red Dead Redemption 2, but it’s going to be a while before I have any coherent thoughts on an experience of that scope. To keep with the western theme I decided to finally give Westerado: Double-Barreled a…

Happy 2019 everyone! Long time lurker, first time poster. My two chief resolutions this year are to put a dent in my backlog and to write more; I hope participating here will help keep me on track with both!