Author: Jinx the Game Critic

So here’s something I didn’t know about until today, Alien Hominid is getting a new game! Who knew!? If you aren’t aware, Alien Hominid was a beloved Flash sidescrolling shooter from the old days that […] Read More

Video game merch can be some of the strangest pieces of physical memorabilia to own, and Bioware really aren’t helping themselves here with this latest piece. What you see above is a mini statue depicting […] Read More

As the final part to the Xbox showcase this year they had Bethesda give us a deep dive into Starfield and, more importantly, gameplay of various systems that have not been explained yet. For an […] Read More

While there have been quite a few showcases of different games and studios over the past few days, I’ve been away so I haven’t cared much for their announcements! As such I’m only covering the […] Read More

This is something I didn’t think I’d see in a million years, I’ve been caught off guard! Lisa: The Painful and Lisa: The Joyful are getting full blown remasters with updated graphics, bugfixes, new quests, […] Read More

I loved Night in the Woods, it was a particularly lovely narrative experience that combined the charming aesthetics of a simple cartoon style wiht the deep and complex writing that made it a truly human […] Read More

If you weren’t aware of what Katamari is, then you haven’t consumed enough Japanese media my friend! Katamari was an odd duckling of a game, essentially being a physics puzzle game in which you rolled […] Read More

In a surprise turn of events developer Frictional Games has decided to, randomly, provide Steam Workshop support for their first big hit; Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Now it’s no secret that the original Amnesia had […] Read More

Modern Military Shooters have often been labelled as controversial over the years due to the subject matter they cover but none have gotten so bad as to be abandoned by their original publisher, that is […] Read More