Somewhat recently, I made a list of my favorite horror games of the last decade. As much as I love horror, though, it’s still only a fraction of the games I play.
That’s why I decided to make a list of my favorite overall games of the last decade this time around. I’ll be talking about my ten favorite games from the years 2010-2020 and why I personally liked them.
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I don’t feel that Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs lived up to the reputation of its predecessor. But what about the newer Amnesia: Rebirth?
That’s what I’ll be talking about in my Amnesia: Rebirth review. I’ll take a little dive (spoiler-free, since the game is still somewhat new) into the game and my thoughts on it.
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Next on my list of horror games is Betrayer, a stealth-based game that came out in 2014. I can’t say that I looked forward to this one, because I played it several years ago for maybe an hour, got bored, and ultimately gave up then.
However, I decided to attempt to give it a second chance this year. In this Betrayer game review, I’ll tell you what I thought about the game and if I think it’s worth your time.
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Spirit of the North was a game I left on my Steam wishlist for a long time. It looked beautiful and artistic like a labor of love, and that feeling of passion in it is what drew my eye. Here’s what I thought about it after actually playing it.Continue Reading
I was kind of putting off playing Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs because I thought it was unlikely it would live up to its predecessor, The Dark Descent. I recently forced myself to play it despite my reservations. Was I right about the game? I’ll tell you that and more in this Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs review.Continue Reading
Player reviews are mixed at this time, but does that mean it’s bad? Keep reading this Transient review to learn what I think.Continue Reading
I know I’m definitely late to the party on this one. Alien: Isolation was released in 2014, after all – so why am I playing it and doing a review on it six years later?
The answer is simple: I, unfortunately, am a chicken. But I still managed to beat it eventually.Continue Reading
I finished Cyanide’s Call of Cthulhu game a few weeks ago, and given my love of all things Lovecraft, I thought it was probably a good idea to add it to the series of reviews I’m doing.Continue Reading
I’m not a professional critic, but I thought maybe a beginner’s thoughts could help convince you whether any of these games is worth playing, anyway.
So today, the first video game review in a series I’m calling “My Unrefined Impressions” will be an Alan Wake Review. Continue Reading