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.
There’s something so cozy about city builders. You lay the groundwork, then watch all those tiny people going about their days from on high. Even without the simulation aspect, it feels nice to build something. ISLANDERS: VR Edition gives me that same feeling, even if everything surrounding the building
by David Flynn
There are a lot of reasons Pokémon is special. Catching and raising a team has a feeling of bonding you just don’t get in Shin Megami Tensei or Dragon Quest Monsters. The world is cozy and has new discoveries everywhere. The games themselves foster community and collaboration like nothing
by David Flynn & Jack Zustiak
Space Force One is going down. President of the NUSA (That’s New USA), Rosalind Myers, needs Night City’s best merc to help her delta the hell out of Dogtown before local warlord Kurt Hansen can cause an international incident – a flatlined President wouldn’t look good on the
by David Flynn
In the fight against Zoraxis, Agent Phoenix (that’s you) is The Agency’s best asset. Phoenix’s latest job is to investigate Dr. Prism, the genius behind the Telekinesis implant, after her departure from The Agency following the failure of her Robot Agent project. Ensuring her safety and preventing
by David Flynn
Rune Factory has held a special place in my heart since the first entry back on the DS in 2006. It combines relaxing farm and social sim elements from Story of Seasons with action RPG mechanics in a way that really shouldn’t work, and yet it does. It’s
by David Flynn
All City – the goal of every writer in New Amsterdam. To have your crew control every territory in the city and have your art plastered all over. Only a few writers have accomplished this or even come close, and Faux is one of them. Unfortunately, he’s currently in jail,
by David Flynn
I’m a huge fan of Bethesda games because of the freedom and worldbuilding they offer. When you throw in a sci-fi theme, Starfield is a dream game for me, and it’s absolutely massive. That said, how in the world do you review a game like this; one so
by David Burdette & David Flynn & Ron Burke
Solstice Warriors have battled the Fleshmancer’s minions for generations, using the power of an eclipse to defeat Dwellers before they become World Eaters. Having just finished their training, Valare and Zale set off to defeat the final Dweller by the next eclipse. Joined by their best friend and Warrior
by David Flynn