Not quite on par with the usual offering. www.jensrushing.com I like Atlus. I like their quirks and their weird taste; when they’re at the top of their game, we get gems like the Etrian Odyssey,...[Read More]
How the west was fun. www.jensrushing.com With sweeping, barren landscapes, the absence of law, and the struggles of powerful personalities, Westerns offer unique opportunities for storytelling, boili...[Read More]
Experience history’s greatest invisible walls! www.jensrushing.com Darkest of Days may be the FPS that ruined all FPSs for me. The game sends you through time to participate in history’s g...[Read More]
Second verse, not as long as the first. www.jensrushing.com After the delectable first installment, my anticipation was razor-sharp. I endured the six long weeks, and dove into the Siege of Spinner Ca...[Read More]
The final chapter is finally here. It must be exciting to outdo yourself every time you sit down to work. The crew at Telltale make a business of it; each episode of Tales has been better than the las...[Read More]
The adventurer with the coolest name returns. www.jensrushing.com I literally jumped for joy when this game was announced. If you owned a PC in the early 90s, you probably played LucasArts adventure g...[Read More]
A fine return to form. www.jensrushing.com After a mediocre second chapter, I am happy to report that “Lair of the Leviathan” is a fine return to form. To idiosyncratic bowel-exploring, ic...[Read More]
The Trial of the Century-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y! www.jensrushing.com We’re four of five episodes into the season, and by now should have a good picture of what Telltale is trying to accomplish ...[Read More]
The return of B.J. Blazkowicz. www.jensrushing.com Call of Duty casts a long shadow. Like World of Warcraft, it has so mastered its genre that if any other entries in that genre hope for success, they...[Read More]