Tyler Treese, Author at We Got This Covered

The Legend Of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Review

There are glimpses of a fantastic game in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, but you'll have to play under specific circumstances in order to experience it.

Tyler Treese Oct 29, 2015

Exclusive Interview: Stellar Jay Studios Talks Dad Beat Dads

Games based around local multiplayer have seen a huge resurgence in the past two years. Titles like Towerfall, and Samurai Gunn have become staples at gaming parties, and the latest contender to try to be the life of the party is Stellar Jay Studios' Dad Beat Dads. This platform brawler has gamers stealing babies from other dads, and throwing diapers filled with bricks. Yeah, it's pretty out there.

Tyler Treese Oct 26, 2015

Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden Review

Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden is a step in the right direction, but it still isn't the 2D fighting game that the series deserves.

Tyler Treese Oct 22, 2015

Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree’s Woe And The Blight Below Review

Dragon Quest Heroes might not be the Dragon Quest games that fans wanted, but it has ended up being one of the best surprises of 2015.

Tyler Treese Oct 20, 2015

Blood Bowl 2 Review

Blood Bowl 2 will require patience to learn its ins and outs, but thankfully it has a great way to teach you the ropes throughout its campaign.

Tyler Treese Oct 19, 2015

Exclusive Interview: Kyle Seeley Talks Emily is Away

Before everyone was using Snapchat or Twitter to communicate, instant messaging was the king. There were several different types of clients, but AOL Instant Messenger (or AIM) was the go-to during the late 90s and early 00s. While the popularity of such services has largely diminished, these messengers do have a special place in the hearts of many.

Tyler Treese Oct 19, 2015

Exclusive Interview: Josh Fairhurst Talks Limited Run Games

There is no denying that video games are currently heading down a road to a digital future. More games than ever before are seeing digital-only launches. This is largely a positive, as it does allow more titles to see release, but it's increasingly worrying for collectors and gaming historians. Especially when games get delisted on digital storefronts so often.

Tyler Treese Oct 15, 2015

Elite: Dangerous Review

While it may seem clunky at first, Frontier Developments has done a fine job porting their space exploration title to Xbox One. If you're willing to put in the time to learn the ins and outs of Elite: Dangerous then you'll find a game that is truly unlike anything else on Microsoft's system. It's just a shame that the game itself doesn't manage to teach players much, and you'll instead have to rely on online guides and videos. That said, it's a small price to pay for getting to explore the entire Milky Way Galaxy.

Tyler Treese Oct 15, 2015