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Chaz Neeler

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Chaz Neeler - Page 7

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Gaming
Reviews
Papers, Please Review
Papers, Please is a grueling game. The low fi audio barely edges out the true 8 bit visuals, which feel as if they’re 30 years late. The only real gameplay is reading through paperwork looking for minute discrepancies as the laws of my home country get more and more convoluted. If the lady in front of me gets through our borders with a passport that spells her name wrong, I’m the one who has to pay the fine, and my family at home is already cold and starving. On the other hand, if I happen to hit the button to have her arrested and thrown in some ungodly gulag that I’ll never see, there may be another five spot waiting for me at the end of the day. Papers, Please doesn’t make me feel good about myself and though it let me walk away feeling accomplished, it doesn’t even necessarily feel like fun half the time. Why in the blue hell do I love this game so much?
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Sep 25, 2013
4 stars
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Gaming
Reviews
Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs Review
Fear takes on many forms. The most common we see in video games is that direct sense of your own mortality being threatened. Forcing you to embrace the moment where you’re staring down your assailant and you have to fight for your life. Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs forgoes that and instead ops for a more “traditional” tale of horror where you’ll find yourself paranoid of what’s lurking behind every closed door and a tension so thick you could choke on it. It’s not what I expected going in, but it succeeds in creating a haunting environment that had me begging for more by the end. I’d say that’s most definitely a success.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Sep 17, 2013
4 stars
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Gaming
Reviews
Total War: Rome II Review
I’ve always loved strategy games. There’s something about building up a civilization in my image and slowly conquering the world that calls back to my primordial instincts (or my not so hidden narcissism), and this is the only real chance I have to live out these fantasies. I was ecstatic to sit down with Total War: Rome II to literally rewrite history in my honor, and I was blown away initially with the updated visuals and cinematic touches. But after a few hours, the new coat of paint and updated mechanics started to wear thin. Total War: Rome II does everything it can to build upon what’s worked in the past, but never quite manages to break out of its own shadow.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Sep 9, 2013
3.5 stars
Category:
Gaming
News
Work Around Found For Madden NFL 25 Connected Franchise Owner Glitch
Many players involved in Madden 25 Connected Franchises are running into a glitch that can summarily end their experience. As it stands, if you retire as an owner, you will not be able to go back to the team you were just playing as, leaving players in online leagues in a bit of a bind. EA is aware of this, and even mentions this in their FAQ for the game. Luckily, players have already found a working fix for this.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Aug 30, 2013
Category:
Gaming
News
Blizzard Announces Diablo III’s First Expansion: Reaper Of Souls
When Diablo III first came out, I was completely enraptured. I lost almost 200 hours in the first month or so, and then I just simply stopped playing. I’m still not sure why. I usually only played hardcore mode so I could avoid the real money auction house and add a bit more stress to the game, but it seemed like I just stopped playing overnight. Well, just over a year later, I’m starting to really get that itch again, and the timing seems perfect as Blizzard just announced the first expansion pack entitled Reaper of Souls.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Aug 23, 2013
Category:
Gaming
Reviews
Payday 2 Review
In recent years, we’ve seen a rise of co-operative based shooters. While this fad is largely credited to the Left 4 Dead series, you’ll be hard pressed to find people who don’t thank Payday: The Heist for a large part of the niche genre’s explosion. Now with Payday 2 bringing its unique twist on the genre to console gamers as well as its home PC demographic, it’s easy to see why the game was heralded by its fans. Though it does have its rough spots, it still manages to stand out as one of the most intense and exciting games of the year.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Aug 20, 2013
4 stars
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