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Monster Train Review (PC Game, 2020)

Monster Train is a roguelike deck building combat game. You play as the Champions of Hell. All of your power is attached to the last surviving remnants of the Pyre that powers Hell. You have been tasked with leading the train that takes you straight to the core of the inferno. The only thing that is stopping you is the Gilded Wing. They attack you at every juncture, invading your train with a wave of high powered magical soldiers who fight their way up the four levels of your train to the last fragment of the Pyre. If the Pyre is destroyed, you lose. If you defeat the army, you are rewarded with new cards, new artifacts that grant different powers and abilities to your train, and the opportunity to choose your path through a variety of merchants and treasures leading to the final stop.

Dead by Daylight 4th Anniversary Event Review

The 4th Anniversary is just so…peaceful by comparison. There are floating crowns on pedestals. They randomly generate one at a time on a map. If someone grabs or breaks one (survivor vs killer objective), a new one generates somewhere on the map. Everyone in a match can interact with a crown because five crowns total can generate in each match.

Dead by Daylight: Chapter XVI: Silent Hill Review (PC DLC, 2020)

Dead by Daylight’s newest DLC “Chapter XVI: Silent Hill” is inspired by Konami’s­ iconic horror series. The new killer The Executioner is based on Pyramid Head, a villain any 90s horror fan will have forever stuck in their head. The new survivor is Cheryl Mason, star of Silent Hill 2, though there are some interesting wrinkles in that lore even in Dead by Daylight. The new map is Midwich Elementary School, complete with the clock tower, music room, and things hiding in the lockers.

Neon Drive Review (PC Game, 2016)

In Neon Drive, you control a car through eight separate levels, avoiding obstacles to the time of a New Wave/Synth beat. The controls are left/right (so arrow keys, a/d, or the directional buttons/stick on a controller). That’s it. Tap once to move over one lane on the road. The game shifts perspectives during the song. One moment you’re driving on a flat surface avoiding raised platforms, the next you’re dodging lasers from a spaceship.