The Oni-Killer is badass, hard to play, and will get stomped by even half-way decent teams of survivors. BY SCUTTLE GAMEZ The Killer: Oni is a Samurai spirit wrought to the appearance of the monster he was in life. So evil and bloodthirsty was he that the dark thing known as the Entity sought him…
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Pokémon Shield Review: A Returning Player’s Perspective
Pokémon Sword & Shield is a great continuation of the Game Freak hit series, and it was especially fun for a long-absent and returning player. BY SCUTTLE GAMEZ The Game: Pokémon has always had a big audience, both in the hit animation and their handheld games. For those not in the know, Pokémon is a…
Jedi Fallen Order: Full Review
Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order is a great story, with lovable characters, and a game with the best lightsaber combat I’ve seen yet. That said, some major flaws pull what could have been groundbreaking to just another average installment in a long line of Star Wars games. By Scuttle Gamez The Game: Fallen Order is…
Year of Rain: An RTS Nostalgia Fest
Year of Rain is an Early Access RTS that gives off strong nostalgic vibes of some of the genre’s greats, but with a few nice modern twists, and some major flaws. By Scuttle Gamez The Game: If you’ve ever played Starcraft or Warcraft 3 you know what Year of Rain will be like to play….
Ritual: Crown of Horns Review – Great Lore, Boring Game
Ritual: Crown of Horns is a game with a lot of spirit, great music, and fun lore, but lacks significantly in variation of play. Unless you love wave shooters and horde modes, you’ll quickly run out of patience with this game. By Scuttle Gamez The Game: Ritual: Crown of Horns is essentially a wave shooter….
Dead by Daylight: A Look Back Review, 2019
Dead by Daylight remains a unique and entertaining experience of hunt or be hunted, but only when the match maker decides to actually let you in to play – which is not all that often. By Scuttle Gamez This is a look back review. Readers interested in learning about the base Dead by Daylight experience…
Destiny 2 Momentum Control Review: A Fast and Chaotic Mode of PvP Play
Destiny 2’s Momentum Control mode is a neat idea, but quickly becomes an annoying slog of random deaths, kills undeserved, and chaos all around. By Scuttle Gamez The Game: Destiny 2 has recently released Momentum Control in their un-ranked crucible, their PvP mode. It was for one week only, and is already out of rotation,…
Secret World Legends: A Look Back Review, 2019
Secret World Legends is a niche game, with great lore and story, some interesting quests and mysteries to solve, but suffers from a lack of player base and an over reliance on gotcha’game cash shop manipulations. By Scuttle Gamez The Game: Everything is true, and nothing is real. Anything you can imagine going bump in…
The Outer Worlds, a Full Review. Space, Greed, and Tons of Good Conversations, an RPG Experience.
My name is Walter. I like long walks through raptinoid infested caves and frolicking through fields full of acid spitting Mantiqueens. Officially I’m just a survivor from the abandoned colony ship, Hope. Unofficially, I’m a buccaneering space pirate, smuggling goods here and there, taking out bad guys and sparing not-so-bad guys from their vengeful former…
Song of Horror: A Terrifying and Tense Time
Song of Horror takes some getting used to, and it has some pains along the way, but those who stick through will find themselves enthralled by this tension filled fright fest. By Scuttle Gamez The Game: Song of Horror is an episodic anthology of horror stories involving nightmares, darkness, and otherworldly terrors haunting a wide…
A Confused and Disappointing Game, The Beast Inside.
The Beast Inside is a hodge podge of ideas and genre tropes that holds glimmers of greatness, but falls short of past horror titles. The Game: The Beast Inside sees you take on the roll of two characters, a CIA analyst from the 1970’s names Adam Stevenson, and Nicolas Hyde, a prodigal son returning to…
Badass Meets Metal, A Contra Inspired Game: Valfaris!
Valfaris sees you take on the role of Therion. The game starts as he lands on his home planet, Valfaris, to slay all who have been corrupted by an arcane evil and turned against him. How and why? I don’t want to spoil too much, but there is a surprising amount of exposition within the…
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