Tyler Treese, Author at We Got This Covered

One Piece: Burning Blood Fights Its Way To A May Release In North America

Bandai Namco has announced the release date for One Piece: Burning Blood via a new, action packed trailer.

Tyler Treese Feb 2, 2016

Level 22: Gary’s Misadventures Review

Level 22: Gary's Misadventures is a delightful take on a genre that is often uninviting. While other stealth games may be too mechanic heavy for their own good, Noego has designed a game that is challenging but also highly accessible. This is one hilarious trip to the office that is worth experiencing, even if the genre isn't typically your cup of tea.

Tyler Treese Feb 1, 2016

Dad Beat Dads Review

Each of the three modes in Dad Beat Dads are plenty of fun, but none are outstanding. Ultimately, Stellar Jay Studios' platform brawler is more of a fun diversion than a compelling package, which is still fine, as it ends up being an enjoyable addition to anyone's party library.

Tyler Treese Feb 1, 2016

LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Review

Playing through LEGO Marvel's Avengers may trigger the sense of déjà vu if you've played any past games in the series. There isn't anything new to see here, and the franchise really needs a serious revamp if it's going to continue.

Tyler Treese Jan 28, 2016

Saturday Morning RPG Review

Saturday Morning RPG is such a refreshing take on an established genre. It's light hearted, goofy, and a tightly made game. There's not hours of fluff, and it's a nostalgia filled package that makes it seem like it's designed specifically for adult gamers with not a ton of free time. If you've got a few hours to kill, and love the 80s, then you can't go wrong here.

Tyler Treese Jan 27, 2016

Sparkle 2 Review

Sparkle 2 is a clone of an almost 20 year old game and does nothing interesting with the core idea introduced in Puzz Loop.

Tyler Treese Jan 27, 2016

The Westport Independent Review

Despite not fully realizing its great premise, The Westport Independent is a fun way to spend a few hours. It'll make you think about how influential media can be, but doesn't entirely explore its subject matter.

Tyler Treese Jan 26, 2016

The Deadly Tower Of Monsters Review

Like many who grew up watching Mystery Science Theater 3000, I have an appreciation for films that are so bad that they end up being endearing. The 1950s were the glory years for these so called B movies and as someone who has seen Plan 9 from Outer Space way too many times, I have a certain nostalgia for the time period. If you're like me, then you'll love the premise behind ACE Team's The Deadly Tower of Monsters, an over-the-top action game that is full of campy movie tropes.

Tyler Treese Jan 22, 2016