Posts By Jackson Lustberg
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1.2KNewsDeveloper Funnylocks to attend PlayX4 2024 B2B, will introduce modern-souls-like ‘Unstoppable: Breakout’
Funnylocks aims to target the North American Market by revealing details on their upcoming souls-like, Unstoappable: Breakout. The game will be a...
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1.4KNewsKorean mobile game company Actionfit to Participate in 2024 PlayX4 B2B
Game Publisher Actionfit, known for their puzzle, causal, and idle RPG games such as Box Cat Jam: Block Match and Cat Cafe...
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1.3KPreviewsHeading Out preview [PAX] — Driving Past
Recently, I was lucky enough to attend PAX East, and while I was there I sat down to play Heading Out with...
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1.4KReviewsParry Nightmare review [PAX] — The sleep paralysis demon is actually pretty chill
I was recently lucky enough to attend PAX East, during which I got to sit down and play Parry Nightmare. Developed by...
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1.0KPreviewsRightfully, Beary Arms preview [PAX] — Bearing your teeth
Daylight Basement Studios has announced a new update for their bullet hell roguelite: Rightfully, Beary Arms, which I was lucky enough to...
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1.0KPreviewsKamaeru: A Frog Refuge preview [PAX] — As wholesome as it gets
Recently, I was lucky enough to attend PAX East, where I met up with the two developers behind Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge....
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1.1KPreviewsDemon Spore preview [PAX] — Infectious challenge
A good action-horror game is a delicate balance. Action necessitates fighting, and if the player is too strong, then the stakes drop...
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1.7KPreviewsThe Finals Season 2 preview — CNS has hacked in, adding new content, and deleting Recon Sense!
Recently, I was lucky enough to be a part of a preview event for The Finals Season 2. This updated version of...
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1.2KNewsThe 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...
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1.8KInterviewsKip, 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...
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2.4KReviewsAnomaly 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...
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6.4KReviewsThe 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,...
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3.7KReviewsTurnip 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....
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2.1KNewsTHE 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...
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4.1KReviewsThe 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...
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1.5KReviewsTorn 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,...
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2.9KPreviewsThe Finals hands-on preview — What a show!
I’ve always loved first-person shooters, especially the ones that reward creative play, but recently I’ve been in a massive slump. The best...
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4.7KReviewsDredge – The Pale Reach review — Gone ice fishing
Dredge is a game that’s close to my heart. In fact, it was the first game I’ve ever given a perfect score...
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3.4KFeaturesThe GamingTrend 2023 Holiday Guide – Video Games Edition!
2023 is almost at an end, and boy, what a year. This has been arguably the best year we’ve ever seen in...
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2.3KNewsVinyl soundtrack for Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon announced just in time for the holidays
Fans of the mech action game Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon will soon be able to listen to the soundtrack on...
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3.3KReviewsConrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I. Review — Conrad Stevenson: Ghost Therapist
How long does a horror game remain scary? Twenty matches? Ten? I remember the first time I played Phasmaphobia, and frankly, I...
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2.3KReviewsWizard with a Gun review — Push back the forces of chaos with a deep arcane arsenal
You might have seen Wizard with a Gun while browsing on Steam, or maybe you saw it on the Las Vegas meme...
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1.1KPreviewsTwisted Tower preview – Bioshock’s atmosphere with Willy Wonka’s sense of wonder
Growing up, Bioshock played a pivotal role in shaping my taste in video games. It goes without saying that a game that...
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2.7KReviewsGunbrella review — Parasolt and battery
Back in July, I had the honor of previewing Doinksoft’s narrative-driven action platformer Gunbrella, and I’ve been itching to play more ever...
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2.3KReviewsDredge review – A checkered flag of red and white
Do you like a spooky atmosphere, eldritch horror, intriguing mysteries, stylish aesthetics, nautical themes, and the very concept of good video games?...
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1.5KPreviewsBattle Shapers preview — Shaping up to be great!
When I first played and previewed Battle Shapers back in June, I knew it was going to be a banger of an...
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1.5KPreviewsGunbrella preview — Shoot, parry, and glide your way through a noir mystery
I’m a sucker for narrative-based action side scrollers, and that goes quadruple if the game has any sort of parry mechanic. Gunbrella...
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4.7KReviewsGylt review — A second chance
Creating good horror is hard. It’s easy to fall into countless pitfalls and end up creating a trite experience. Gylt, a narrative-driven...
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1.5KReviewsDOOMBLADE review – Descend to godhood
Who doesn’t love a good revenge story? There’s something deep within people, something primal, that really gets a kick out of watching...
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1.3KPreviewsBattle Shapers preview — A roguelite with momentum
I adore roguelites for the powerful stat scaling they offer the player, and that adoration only intensifies when the game nails the...
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3.6KReviewsGreyhill Incident review — It’s like Roswell all over again
I’m a total sucker for indie horror games, especially those with strong environmental storytelling. They don’t need beautiful graphics or a perfect...
