The Perfectly Sane Show Ep. 224: Civilization Sunset
Jeff wakes up. Fozzy returns from New Orleans. And the guys all sit down to talk about Sunset Overdrive, Civilization: Beyond Earth, and Bayonetta 2. Music in this episode Strike…
Forza Horizon 2 Review
I’m speeding down the Mediterranean coastline in my 2012 Dodge Challenger when something catches my eye. The sun is hitting the sea creating a beautiful orange glow. I slam on…
Crusader Kings 2: Charlemagne Review
Crusader Kings 2 was released nearly three years ago. In the era of modern game, this is normally when you see a game put well to pasture. If it were…
Releases: Week of October 28th, 2014
The next few weeks is about to get hairy. Instead of one big release a week, with some other good players, we are about to get dumped on in a…
I Survived Extra-Life 2014 – A Look Back at 24 Hours of Gaming
First and foremost, I did not reach my goal this year for Extra-Life. While that saddens me, I still managed to earn some money that will go towards the Texas…
The Perfectly Sane Show Ep. 223: Diagnosing Jeff
This week Jeff falls asleep, and Tony, Chris, and Peter diagnose his medical issues while also talking about expansions, Sherlock Holmes, Disney, and Titanfall. Music in this episode Strike of…
D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die Review
Four years ago, game director and writer Swery dropped Deadly Premonition on the gaming public. That game was one of the weirdest gaming experiences I’ve had in recent memory. The…
Strategy Games Not to Miss: Fall 2014
The fall gaming season is that wonderful time of year when publishers release so many triple-A titles that you can’t possibly play them all. And yet, included in that deluge,…
The Perfectly Sane Show Ep. 222: Jeff’s Evil Within
This week we talk horror games, Pac-cat, Sherlock Holmes, GamerGate, and sexism. Oh Boy! Music in this episode Strike of the Devil’s Axes OC ReMix by CarboHydroM & LuIzA Follow…
Age of Wonders 3: Golden Realms Review
Strategy games have a certain reputation- stuff, buttoned-up, dry think-fests. People think they lack color in favor of complexity. Lighthearted humor tends to infrequently enter the equation. This is why…