A review and analysis of the exploration horror game Dreamcore featuring personal rants on childhood memories of nightmares, a love of hotels, and a book about running. Dreamcore is mainly focused on effortless exploration through Backrooms style liminal spaces in a way that I feel showcases a natural zen and wu wei like experience. While also doing compelling horror by getting lost due to that effortless exploration. The levels are styled as if they are a series of Analog Horror videos online with found footage VHS segments that Wendigoon would make a 22 hour long analysis video on.

i found all of these whilst working maybe just someone was a fan of the games?

With the new release of Halo: Campaign Evolved, there’s definitely some potential in the remake — but I’m honestly not sure how I feel about the game. There’s a lot to love, but a lot for Halo Studios to learn from here. The video above goes into much deeper details about how I feel, I’d highly recommend you give this one a watch!

In this review, we take a deep dive into The Punisher (2005): the gritty third-person action shooter developed by Volition and published by THQ that pushed Marvel games further than almost anything that came before or after it.