Long lost robot girlfriends, zombies, and fascism, oh my! We get together to discuss this indie horror survival game.
Clint Morrison, Jr.
Clint Morrison, Jr.
Clint is a writer and educator based out of Columbus, OH. You can often find him writing about Middle English poetry, medieval games, or video games. He just finished a PhD in English at the Ohio State University. You can find his academic and public work at clintmorrisonjr.com.
El Paso, Elsewhere isn’t Max Payne, but the inspirations are here: neo-noir style, slo-mo, troubled protagonist, and other-worldly journey.
The Expanse: A Telltale Series finishes strong for fans of the series, propelling protagonist Camina Drummer toward the station where we first find her on the show. The final episode fully bridges any remaining gap between this prequel video game and the television series.
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Starfield represents a moment of transition not just for Bethesda, but for many players. It captures both loneliness and beautiful potential.
Exploring the beautiful landscape of Atlas Fallen is almost good enough to distract from its competent combat and generic story.
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Layers of Fear (2023) nails a haunting atmosphere and aesthetic, but it almost always keeps its horrors just beyond arm’s length.