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Review: Tiny Lands
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Book Review: Indie Games
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Review: One Line Coloring
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Kill It With Fire Impressions
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Jigsaw Review: Cuphead “Don’t Deal with the Devil” Puzzle
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Review: Tiny Lands
Posted on February 11, 2021 | No CommentsTiny Lands, at its core, is a simple spot the difference game like any other. You’re given two nearly identical images side by side, the task being to examine both images and pick out elements that are ever so slightly different from the other. An […] -
Review: Lost Brothers
Posted on February 4, 2021 | No CommentsI generally don’t like to directly compare games to one another, but Lost Brothers is so blatantly trying to replicate Firewatch that it’s impossible to ignore the likeness. I certainly don’t knock developer BitLight for attempting to create its own spin on the type of […] -
VGBlogger’s 2020 Super Last Minute Holiday Gift Guide
Posted on December 18, 2020 | No Comments2020 is the year that keeps on giving. It’s not giving us anything particularly good or positive, but we all still have our families and communities and a common humanity that brings us all together, so there’s still reason to have a mirthful holiday season […] -
Book Review: Indie Games
Posted on November 3, 2020 | No CommentsPlenty of art books have been published about indie games, but unless I’m mistaken I don’t believe very many, if any at all, have been dedicated entirely to providing a broader, in-depth overview of all aspects of indie game creation. But now there is thanks […] -
Review: One Line Coloring
Posted on September 1, 2020 | No CommentsI think it’s safe to assume that most people are familiar with connect the dots. It’s a classic pen and paper game in which a scattered array of numbered dots must be connected by drawing a line from one dot to the next in the […] -
Kill It With Fire Impressions
Posted on July 21, 2020 | No CommentsEek!!! It’s a spider! Kill it kill it kill it! I’m not ashamed to admit that I’ve shrieked such things in horror upon being startled by the sudden and unprovoked appearance of an eight-legged monster. Of course my shouts are always laced with a choice […] -
VGBlogger’s 2019 Holiday Gift Guide for Geeks & Gamers
Posted on December 3, 2019 | No CommentsHo, ho, ho! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, loyal readers! I know it’s been a slow and inconsistent year around these parts, but I’m back and aiming to close out the year with a bang, beginning right now with the return of VGBlogger’s holiday gift […] -
Jigsaw Review: Cuphead “Don’t Deal with the Devil” Puzzle
Posted on August 21, 2019 | No CommentsI can’t think of another game in recent memory with a visual style I’d most want to see translated into a jigsaw puzzle than Cuphead. Well, whaddya know? USAopoly must’ve gone off and made a deal with The Devil, because my wish of a Cuphead […] -
Gear Review: KeySmart Pro
Posted on August 20, 2019 | No CommentsTraditional keyrings and keychains have their appeal and are still useful, but they are becoming more and more obsolete as technology continues to advance and become increasingly portable. The days of bulky bulges of keys jingling around in your pocket, poking you in the leg, […] -
Book Review: The SNES Omnibus Vol. 1 & 2
Posted on June 3, 2019 | No CommentsWith such a massive and legendary game catalog to chronicle, Schiffer Publishing and author Brett Weiss decided to split their Super Nintendo Entertainment System tome, The SNES Omnibus, into two beefy volumes instead of just one. It was a wise decision, because I don’t imagine […]