Next up on my backlog games journey is Cocoon, a short puzzle/sci-fi game. This game pulled me in shortly after beginning due to its fun puzzles and sense of mystery. With very simple controls – only one button for interacting with puzzles – and no dialogue, the game creates an interesting atmosphere to uncover the…
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Backlog Title #3: Untitled Goose Game
Goose Game came out in 2020, and its simple gameplay involving completing objectives that aim to terrorize an otherwise peaceful town has piqued my interest ever since. Thanks to this game I now have greater insight as to the day-to-day operations of a typical goose. I also learned that geese actually are as chaotic as…
Backlog Title #2: God of War (2018)
I’ve been curious about the 2018 revival of the God of War series since, well, probably 2018! I say “revival” because it’s actually the fourth main entry to the series, and takes place in an entirely new world with a different pantheon of gods for Kratos to, uh, meet. Whereas the last three installments of…
Backlog Title #1: Dave the Diver
Dave the Diver was a delightful adventure that may seem simple on the surface. While it’s true that the main focus of the game revolves around operating a sushi restaurant and ensuring Bancho the sushi chef is supplied with a variety of fresh fish for the dinner crowd, by the time the game’s seventh and…
Super Mario Wonder Is Indeed Wonderful
Super Mario Wonder, which is the latest installment of Super Mario 2D platformers, manages to take an old formula and make it feel new. The main idea is the same: Mario needs to dash, jump, and roll his way through several worlds and defeat Bowser’s lieutenants on the way to the Koopa King himself in…
A Truly Lethal Company
Lethal Company came to Steam Early Access in October, but it’s only more recently that the game has been taking the internet by storm. While the game can be played solo, it’s meant to be played in teams of up to four – more friends equals more potentially terrifying and/or hilarious scenarios. The premise of…
I Have A Problem…
Recently, I have been thinking of ways on how to fix a problem of mine. I’m not one for new year’s resolutions, but I thought the beginning of the new year would be a good time to begin a little experiment. Perusing my Steam games library recently has made it clear to me that I…
Diablo 4: Mom’s Back, and She’s Angry…
I was late to the Diablo game, with my introduction to the series being 2012’s Diablo 3 which I started several years after its release. Prior to Diablo 3, I had never tried a dungeon crawling action RPG and I was further intrigued by the story and lore that supports its gameplay. On June 6th…
Revisiting Forza Horizon 5
I tried out Forza Horizon 5 for the first time last year and completely spaced on writing about it even though I had a blast with the game. With Forza Horizon 6 on the horizon (ha ha) I decided now would be the perfect time to jump back into it and remember all the fun…
The Diablo 4 Beta Experience
Continuing on my small trend of testing out games that have yet to fully release, I tried out the Diablo 4 Beta while it was open for testing in March. For a couple weekends last month players who pre-purchased the game were able to experience both the Early Access and Open Beta phases of the…