David Flynn

David is the kind of person to wear his heart on his sleeve. He can find positives in anything, like this is a person who loved Star Fox Zero to death. You’ll see him playing all kinds of games.

Final Fantasy XIV Patch 6.3: Gods Revel, Lands Tremble impressions — Void’s haunted

We may have taken a much needed break last patch, but we’re back now just in time to continue the search for Vrtra’s sister. Last time, we entered

By David Flynn

/ 30 Jan 2023

Final Fantasy XIV Patch 6.3: Gods Revel, Lands Tremble impressions — Void’s haunted

SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake review — Getting back in the saddle

Bikini Bottom has always been weird, but it’s never been this strange before. Portals to alternate universes are opening up, Patrick’s a balloon, and there’s jelly everywhere!

By David Flynn

/ 30 Jan 2023

SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake review — Getting back in the saddle

Forspoken review — Find your fire

Frey Holland is stuck between a rock and a hard place. The rock being a New York gang she owes favors to, and the hard place being the judge she

By David Flynn

/ 23 Jan 2023

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA review on PS5 — Polishing a diamond

The Isle of Seiren has a deadly reputation. Ships have a habit of wrecking in the vicinity of its shores, and the crews are never seen again. Adol and his

By David Flynn

/ 20 Jan 2023

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA review on PS5 — Polishing a diamond

Colossal Cave review — Back to basics

Colossal Cave Adventure was a 1976 text-based adventure game developed by Will Crowther then later expanded by Don Woods. In the game, players would type in commands to explore a

By David Flynn

/ 19 Jan 2023

Persona 3 Portable review — Velvet dreams don’t die

There’s a hidden hour between each day: the Dark Hour. Just as the clock strikes midnight, the city of Tatsumi Port Island freezes, the electricity turns off, the water

By David Flynn

/ 17 Jan 2023

Persona 3 Portable review — Velvet dreams don’t die

Chained Echoes review — Complexity is not compelling

Role-playing games often have systems on top of systems to allow the player a wealth of customization options. These can range from more surface level choices – like putting a few

By David Flynn

/ 13 Jan 2023

Chained Echoes review — Complexity is not compelling

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC review — End of the road

When we last left Estelle Bright, she, along with her brother and a few friends, had stopped a coup attempt to take the throne of Liberl. While the main players

By David Flynn

/ 9 Jan 2023

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC review — End of the road

NieR Art Koda Kazuma Works review — Beauty in the apocalypse

The NieR series is very near and dear to my heart, not only for its stories and gameplay but also the incredible art direction. Taking place on a long dead

By David Flynn

/ 2 Jan 2023

NieR Art Koda Kazuma Works review — Beauty in the apocalypse

High on Life review — A quick buzz

You’re just out of high school with no prospects or ambition when aliens invade Earth. Thanks to a sentient gun named Kenny, you get off planet and discover your

By David Flynn

/ 23 Dec 2022

Dragon Quest Treasures review — Fetch quest: the game

Dragon Quest has been going strong since 1986, and essentially invented the turn-based JRPG. It’s nowhere near as popular in the west as it is in the east, yet

By David Flynn

/ 22 Dec 2022

Dragon Quest Treasures review — Fetch quest: the game

Syberia – The World Before impressions for PS5 —A decent way to play a great game

Syberia – The World Before is a great story-driven adventure game reminiscent of older classics just before the genre died off for a bit. As a newcomer to the series, Dana

By David Flynn

/ 17 Dec 2022

Syberia – The World Before impressions for PS5 —A decent way to play a great game