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Jackson is a fan of Battlefield, Fallout, Warhammer Fantasy, and indie horror games. If there's an indie with environmental storytelling, you can bet Jackson will be wandering around in it for hours.

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News   -   Mar 11, 2024 The Finals Season 2 will be open to players on March 18, bringing new guns, abilities, and a new gamemode
The Finals Season 2 will be open to players on March 18, bringing new guns, abilities, and a new gamemode

After a little over three months, The Finals Season 1 has come to an end, as Embark has announced the release date for season 2—March 18. Players can expect a new 5v5 game mode, as well as new gadgets and weapons for every class. In addition, The Finals has

by Jackson Lustberg
Interviews   -   Feb 29, 2024 Kip, the developer behind Conrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I., reveals details of his new game, Among The Whispers – Provocations
Kip, the developer behind Conrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I., reveals details of his new game, Among The Whispers – Provocations

D&A Studios developer, Kip, has announced a new game set to release this year, Among The Whispers – Provocations. The first game to come out of the studio, Conrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I. was met with praise, sitting at a strong 94% positive rating on Steam. In GamingTrend’

by Jackson Lustberg
Reviews   -   Feb 24, 2024 Anomaly Agent review — Imagine if the SCP Foundation and a 70s action flick merged
Anomaly Agent review — Imagine if the SCP Foundation and a 70s action flick merged

If you have a thing for 1970s action movies and time travel flicks, then oh boy do I have the game for you. Developed and published by Phew Phew Games, Anomaly Agent is a 2D, beat ‘em up, side scroller platformer that takes place in an alternate version of the

by Jackson Lustberg
Reviews   -   Feb 06, 2024 The Inquisitor review — Taking the Lord’s name in vain
The Inquisitor review — Taking the Lord’s name in vain

There’s something so alluring about a good mystery game. It hooks you, then drags you down deeper and deeper into the investigation, feeding you small bits of information, not too little, not too much. You put the pieces together to uncover something greater and the strings on the evidence

by Jackson Lustberg
Reviews   -   Jan 18, 2024 Turnip Boy Robs a Bank review — They gave him a gun
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank review — They gave him a gun

In the realm of video games, there exists a certain echelon of protagonists that ring fear in the heart of their enemies. They may not be the most talkative, but they don’t need to be, as their actions speak for them. You know the like; Doomguy, Master Chief, and

by Jackson Lustberg
News   -   Jan 16, 2024 THE FINALS Update 1.5.0 goes live on January 17th with some much anticipated changes
THE FINALS Update 1.5.0 goes live on January 17th with some much anticipated changes

Prepare for new content, bug fixes, and balance changes for THE FINALS. The release of the game at the end of the 2023 Game Awards took the world by storm. However, the winter release date meant that soon after the game hit stores, the developers went on a much deserved

by Jackson Lustberg
Reviews   -   Dec 29, 2023 The Finals review — The ultimate FPS gameshow
The Finals review — The ultimate FPS gameshow

I grew up on first-person shooter games, but recently I was in a bit of a slump. Nothing appealed to my tastes of open maps, destructible environments, and plenty of gadgets for making plays. Then, The Finals came along. An objective-based FPS game by Embark Studios where almost everything the

by Jackson Lustberg
Reviews   -   Dec 22, 2023 Torn Away review — Clawing your way back home
Torn Away review — Clawing your way back home

In a perfect world, there would be no war, in a better world, civilians would be exempt from the effects of war, but that’s far from reality. The human cost of conflict is heavy, especially for children, whose ability to care for themselves is limited if they’re separated

by Jackson Lustberg
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