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.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity – Guardian of Remembrance DLC Impressions — Click, SNAP!

It’s been almost a year since Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity was released, and now we finally have the last DLC. Titled Guardian of Remembrance, the second half of

By David Flynn

/ 8 Nov 2021

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity – Guardian of Remembrance DLC Impressions — Click, SNAP!

Shin Megami Tensei V Review — A man among Gods

God is dead. 18 years ago, Lucifer defeated the Creator, and brought about the Da’at; a barren world which yearns for a Nahobino as its ruler. However, in His

By David Flynn

/ 4 Nov 2021

Shin Megami Tensei V Review — A man among Gods

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cloud Version Review on Switch — Cloudy with a chance of Guardians

I continue to find cloud gaming on Switch fascinating. I’ve reviewed a majority of the cloud titles so far (sometimes in other editors’ reviews), and despite my often lamented,

By David Flynn

/ 3 Nov 2021

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cloud Version Review on Switch — Cloudy with a chance of Guardians

Dying Light: Platinum Edition Review — Stopping yourself in your tracks

Dying Light is a 2015, open world, zombie parkour game and, after the success of its launch, I have never heard anyone talk about it. Ever. Critics were relatively positive

By David Flynn

/ 1 Nov 2021

Dying Light: Platinum Edition Review — Stopping yourself in your tracks

Wildermyth Review — DnD for the lonely

I may adore tabletop role playing games, but that doesn’t mean I can play them often or really ever. I played Dungeons and Dragons exactly once in college, then

By David Flynn

/ 29 Oct 2021

Shin Megami Tensei V Preview — Into the Da’at

On your way back to the dorms, one of your friends strays away from the group to take a call. After he’s gone for some time, you go to

By David Flynn

/ 25 Oct 2021

Shin Megami Tensei V Preview — Into the Da’at

The Good Life Review — A Yankee in King Charles Court

Naomi Hayward is €30,000,000 in debt. As a photojournalist for Morning Bell news, she’s been offered a gig to pay off her entire debt: uncover the secrets

By David Flynn

/ 24 Oct 2021

The Good Life Review — A Yankee in King Charles Court

The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes Review — Third time’s the charm

2003, the war in Iraq rages on with American Marines searching for Weapons of Mass Destruction that don’t exist. However, the secret Caelus satellite system has detected an underground

By David Flynn

/ 21 Oct 2021

The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes Review — Third time’s the charm

Unsighted Review — Better, faster, stronger

In the distant future, after humans have ravaged the earth through pollution and other disasters, a strange meteor lands on the planet. This mysterious object gives off an energy called

By David Flynn

/ 20 Oct 2021

Unsighted Review — Better, faster, stronger

Discovery Tour: Viking Age Review — A tale of ages

The Assassin’s Creed franchise has made its name by creating fictional characters and scenarios based on real world cultures such as Greece, Egypt, and, most recently, Norway and England.

By David Flynn

/ 19 Oct 2021

Discovery Tour: Viking Age Review — A tale of ages

Street Fighter V: Breast Cancer Research Foundation Costumes — Something worth fighting for

Recently, Capcom released two new costumes for Ryu and Chun-Li in Street Fighter V. Costumes, characters, and stages aren’t anything new to the game but these costumes are special

By David Flynn

/ 15 Oct 2021

Street Fighter V: Breast Cancer Research Foundation Costumes — Something worth fighting for

The Jackbox Party Pack 8 Review — A decent distraction

It’s that time of year again, a new Jackbox Party Pack comes to digital storefronts for some party time fun. The developers have kept this train rolling like clockwork

By David Flynn

/ 13 Oct 2021

The Jackbox Party Pack 8 Review — A decent distraction