A review for FIGHT KNIGHT, a recently released retro-inspired Dungeon Crawler/First Person Brawler. I don’t have much experience with either genre, so this review will be an outsider’s perspective. If you’re interested in the game but worried about motion sickness, the game comes with several accessibility options, including ones that limit the amount of disorientating camera movement.

A review for Super Benbo Quest, a funny indie platformer about punching skeletons. If the video seems to go blurry randomly, it's because a few clips were recorded at a lower resolution (my mistake, not the game's)

A review for Consortium, an ambitious dialogue-heavy, combat-light First Person Shooter and the first entry in a planned trilogy. Rather than a traditional shooter, this is more of a First Person Adventure Game with Social Simulator elements and occasional avoidable fights. I'll avoid any spoilers as best I can. But because Consortium places an emphasis on narrative, I'll be talking a lot about the story and themes.

I'll also be overviewing 'Discoveries From the Rift', a folder full of media files and a 140 page long document that summarizes the game's tie-in ARG. Again I'll be doing my best to avoid any massive spoilers, but I've added a time code so you can skip this information if you prefer.

You can Download Discoveries for Free at:
https://interdimensionalgaming.fandom.com/wiki/Discoveries_From_the_Rift

I wanted to make this video to clear up any confusion there might on how to properly play the game Thief: The Dark Project. Just something I made for fun while messing around in Thief and realized how easy it was to outrun everyone.

A review for the Lovecraftian FPS, Eldritch. It's probably more horror-themed than actual horror. Think more Quake and less Dark Corners.

For some reason, when I was about to finish making this review, the video seemed to be about 3% faster than I remember. I honestly can't tell if I'm slowly losing it or my video editor did something strange after I restarted my computer. Either way, it seems oddly appropriate for this game. That said, sorry if I sound incomprehensibly fast at times.

A review for Void Bastards, a rogue-lite FPS. I decided to make this because the Steam page left me with the wrong impression, and I wanted to warn anyone who might draw similar conclusions. That said, I still tried to review this on it's own merits rather than letting my initial misconceptions color my opinion. With that in mind, take anything I have to say with a grain of salt.

Sorry if the audio is a little messed up, especially during the first third of the video. There were definitely some learning pains. On the bright side, it wasn't too hard doing the Closed Captioning, so at least there's that. If I ever do another video, I'll try to make it a bit more consistent. Hopefully shorter as well