I'm not dead! I know I kind of dropped off the face of the planet for a while there, but it was for a variety of reasons. The primary reason is that I've actually started working as a freelancer. While I adjusted to a new lifestyle, I wanted to give myself a few weeks to … Continue reading Where Have I Been/Huge Announcement/Big Changes!
Open world games are everywhere these days. They span across all genres and chances are high that most gamers have played at least one this year. Since these games are so common in today's gaming landscape, there are a number of examples of open worlds done masterfully, as well as games that were less successful. … Continue reading A Recipe For an Open World Game
Everyone is talking about what games may or may not get revealed at The Game Awards this year. There are rumors floating about from potential Bioshock continuations to what exactly Obsidian's next game will be, or whether Obsidian might even be working on a Bioshock continuation. I love speculation and want to participate, but instead of talking about games … Continue reading Spin-Off Games I Wish Existed
Like everyone who writes a blog, I am constantly striving to create strong content, and part of that process is making sure that I am writing as much as possible. Therefore, I've decided to participate in Blogmas this year! For those who are wondering, Blogmas is an event bloggers participate in where they write blog … Continue reading Blogmas 2018!
Well, no one is perfect. For those who didn't see my original post, I picked out ten games to move to the front of my backlog. I would try, and hopefully finish, all of those games before the end of the year. Unfortunately, due to a tiny game called Assassin's Creed Odyssey, this plan didn't work … Continue reading List of Shame Final Results
I played Danganronpa earlier this year and it changed my life. Well, life may be too dramatic, but it definitely did introduce me to visual novels, a genre I likely would have otherwise ignored forever. Given that I love to read, skipping out on the visual novel genre for my entire life would have been a … Continue reading My Foray Into Free Visual Novels
Release Date: January 30, 2017 (Originally February 23, 2006) Price: $19.99 I love to level grind in every RPG I play. Even if the game isn't that difficult and I could play straight through it, I just get a rush from being able to stomp all over everything by being a higher level than my opponents. … Continue reading Disgaea 2 Review
For those of us in the United States, Thanksgiving is upon us. In an attempt to put a gaming spin on the holiday, I thought I would write about ten games that I am thankful for in some way. These are not necessarily my favorite games, but they are games I have strong memories attached … Continue reading Ten Games I am Thankful For
Release Date: November 13, 2018 Price: $39.99 I am a huge fan of the Tropico series, so when I had an opportunity to get a review code from Kalypso for Project Highrise: Architect's Edition, I knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity to see what else the publisher has to offer. Tycoon-style games are a personal favorite of … Continue reading Project Highrise: Architect’s Edition Review
So, as many have probably already read, Sony is skipping the E3 gaming conference in 2019, which has led to a ton of speculation across the internet. People were shocked, and rightfully so, as E3 is arguably the biggest gaming conference held annually. Since everyone else is chiming in, I wanted to write my own … Continue reading E3: What Does Sony Skipping 2019 Mean?
The Hannie Corner 