We’re back! A little later than usual, but we’re here! It’s been a packed week for us. Game of Thrones Season 7 has concluded, and now we’re all sad. Be on the look out in…
Author: David Silbert
David Silbert
David is the founder of The Punished Backlog. He has a problem finishing games he starts. Just beat: Astro Bot, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Working on: UFO 50, Echoes of Wisdom, Persona 5: Royal. Can't wait for: Hollow Knight: Silksong. Follow David on Twitter at @David_Silbert to keep up to date with all things The Punished Backlog.
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It’s been 3 weeks since the release of Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, and yet Yoshihiro Togashi is still writing Hunter x Hunter chapters. I know — crazy, right?
Welcome to another glorious week! With the summer winding down, what better time to dust off the cobwebs of that backlog of yours. Here’s what we’re up to as fall approaches: David Last week was…
Is Square Enix’s Comeback Imminent? After years of development, Dragon Quest XI released in Japan last month. While this headline would be worthy news in and of itself, the Japanese release of the game was…
“Surprise!” Well, this is a turn of events. Crackdown 3 has officially been delayed until spring of next year, per Polygon. This is shocking news to me. If you’ve read previous articles on The Punished Backlog…
Undertale Makes Its PlayStation 4 Debut Undertale came out this week for the PlayStation 4 and Vita — the Vita, can you believe it? Originally released on PC in September 2015, Undertale garnered a cult following for…
Who Even Needs a SNES Classic? Last week saw the announcement of UFO 50, a new game from Spelunky-creator Derek Yu and studio Mossmouth. Yu is teaming up with the creators of Downwell, Time Barons, Skorpulac, and Madhouse to create a…
Happy Monday! Another week down, another week on the horizon. Here’s what we’re playing this beautiful week in August: PJ Still making good progress through P4 Golden (get ready for a couple weeks of that).…
In our What Remains of Edith Finch review, learn whether this long-awaited adventure game from Giant Sparrow leaves a lasting impression.
Review: The Legend of Zelda is a series that always seems to reinvent itself with each new entry. In Majora’s Mask, time-management was central to…