PlayStation Plus Collection For PS5 To End In May: What You Need To Know As May rolls around, excitement bubbles up among video game fans because the PlayStation Plus Collection for the PS5 is coming to an end soon. Kicked off in 2020, this beloved trove of games has delivered heaps of fun to loads of PlayStation Plus users, letting them dive headfirst into a
There are a lot of gamers out there that just play the most popular AAA titles. However, some of the best video games are developed by indie studios that you likely wouldn’t recognize. With platforms like the Nintendo Switch and Steam offering a massive library of indie games to choose from, there has been a ton of amazing indie games that have missed the limelight. Let’s take a
Cloud Gaming: Who Does It Best There are many experts who think that streaming cloud gaming services are going to be a big deal moving forward. This is still somewhat novel to many gamers, but cloud gaming streaming services have actually been around in some form for quite a while. Things have come a long way since defunct services such as OnLive, though, so if you’re curious about video game
Welcome back to Backlogvania! It’s the series where I dive into my backlog of games, talk about them and show you if they’re worth playing or not! It’s essentially a really big excuse for me to play all the games I have and to be able to tell my wife “I swear, this is for research purposes!” You know the thing about backlogging is that
The Last of Us sits near the top of the list of my favorite games of all time. From the incredible performances by Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker to the haunting and hopeless score by Gustavo Santaolalla, everything about this masterpiece redefined what I thought video games could and should be. I’ve talked about The Last of Us so much since we’ve been together that
(Disclaimer: This review contains spoilers for The Last of Us and The Last of Us Part II – You have been warned) It’s been seven long years since I first finished The Last of Us. In that span I have played many great games, but none that have had the same profound visceral and emotional impact on my views as a gamer or as a
