Erik Hodges is a Writer and Gamer at various platforms. With over 12 years of experience in fiction writing and a lifelong passion for gaming, he expertly dissects game narratives while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment, culture, and design. His work has been featured in Try Hard Guides, ComicBook.com, DualShockers, and OpenCritic.
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Like a most deadly pandemic, Pathogenic has flied under the radar, but is soon to explode across the population and infect us all with a good time.
Dead Weight is carried by great art and unique ideas, but has some issues with balance and progression.
Fogpiercer is fun, but a lack of content or narrative exploration can make it feel a bit repetitive early on.
Corsair Cove is visually and thematically great, but is a bit underwhelming for strategic city builders.
Tears of Metal has an exciting foundation to build on, but could use some work before it leaves Early Access.
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem feels like a fantastic flash game, but it could use a bit more content for the price it's asking for.
Midnight Moments excels in using unassuming, simple shapes to create impressive dioramas.
Great art, characters, and boss fights can't save Pass the Fear from some disappointing gameplay decisions.
HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon is a solid RPG with unique and exciting power fantasies you don't see in other games in the genre.
I love the most hyper-specific, obscenely accurate simulation games targeted at lives or careers I've never even imagined myself having.
