Long lost robot girlfriends, zombies, and fascism, oh my! We get together to discuss this indie horror survival game.
Jason Toro
Jason Toro
Jason graduated from Northeastern University with a degree in English and Game Design. For him, video games are not just an art form, but one of the greatest mediums to tell a story.
When not perpetuating the game journalist stereotype of being awful at a game and blaming the game for it, Jason likes writing short fiction novels that never get past chapter two, and playing Dungeons & Dragons.
Diablo IV has a great story, but its obsession with being unambiguously bleak holds it back. The tragedy would hit harder with a few ups with its downs.
Loved Elden Ring, but hated the multiplayer? Seamless Co-Op is the Elden Ring multiplayer mod you and your friends need to download.
How does Tears of the Kingdom compare to rest of the series? Where should Zelda go next? Get our early Tears of the Kingdom impressions here.
Favorite characters, problematic approaches to Manuela, figuring out what that whole goddess thing was about… we discuss it all.
“Gotcha!” game mechanics are as maligned as they are misunderstood. Let’s explore how these mechanics amplify (or cheapen) the experience.
Brütal Legend attempts to bring three unique game genres together as a cohesive whole. Here’s why it falls short of greatness.
Elden Ring’s Stake of Marika is a great mechanic that’s vastly underused. Let’s explore the missed potential for this accessibility mechanic.
Is simplicity good for game design? Learn the pros and cons through the lenses of Dragon Ball FighterZ, Final Fantasy XIV, and Evil Genius 2.
Elden Ring is a great game with phenomenal dungeons and bosses, but much of the experience is bogged down by its ambitious open world.