Metro Exodus Review – Continues to Impress
As stated several times before I am not a horror anything person with a handful of exceptions. One of those exceptions is the Metro game series. Metro Exodus is the third series in the...
I Am The Hero Review
Punching, kicking, jumping, repeat. These are the defining traits of a classic video game hero. Ever since Mario first journeyed off to save Princess Toadstool in his original NES title, the action genre has...
Lost in Vivo Review – Fear Itself
I whistle, the sound echoing down the sewer pipe. The water drips for a minute, then to my right, I hear my dog bark. Turning, I sprint to the sound. My poor dog, how...
Heroes Trials Review – Not Bad, Just Dull
Heroes Trials from Developer Shinyuden (published by Ratalaika games) is an Adventure/RPG game on the Switch, PS4, PS Vita and Xbox One. It is available for $5.99. Keeping that price in mind, I went...
Wargroove Impressions
There hasn’t been an Advanced Wars title for a while now and the developers at Chucklefish noticed. So they went ahead and created Wargroove, a game that can politely be described as an homage...
The Adventures of Torvaar Stornson, As Recorded In His Journal – Part 1
(Author’s note: I’ve been keeping an in game journal for this character using a mod since about three months in game time. The length of the entries vary but I’ll be trying to keep...
Why I’m Still Playing Stardew Valley
On February 26th, 2016, a man called Eric Barone (ConcernedApe), along with a publishing company called Chucklefish, released a little farming/adventure/simulator game called Stardew Valley. Nearly three hours later I have 221 hours logged...
Geometric Isolationism and Morbid Anxiety in NaissanceE
The geometry is watching my every move. I am fumbling around in the dark, lost in a sea of greyscale. Remember what we are supposed to do when we are lost, chase after the...
TBT – Cibele Retrospective
“It’s easier to talk when you aren’t looking at someone.” Cibele is immensely quiet. Silence defines a majority of the venture, interrupted only by the diegetic mouse clickings which, like 2015’s other meta masterpiece,...
Horizon Chase Turbo Impressions
Racing video games have been apart of my life since I can remember. Playing Pole Position and RC Pro Am on my old Nintendo Entertainment System are the oldest memories I’ve had of this...
The Thin Silence Review
In The Thin Silence, you walk around the two-dimensional environment solving logic puzzles by using objects in your inventory on different things in the world. For example, the hook lets you travel past big...
Cheap Golf Review – At A Loss For Words
Apparently, my name is Susan. I didn’t really any choice in the matter. The hyperactive AI really wants to test my skills, it frequently breaks from its puzzles to ask me questions, some philosophic,...
Game of the Year – 2018
It has been a whirlwind year for most of us here at CSG, and picking our GOTY was one of the most grueling decisions we’ve had to make. A lot of close calls between...
Call of Cthulhu Review – Staring at the Depths of Madness
Call of Cthulhu is an FPS horror game made by Cyanide Studios. Watch as Mason reviews both the story and gameplay in our new video review! FacebookGoogle+TwitterLinkedin
Braulio’s Top 10 Games of 2018
2017 was easily one of the best years in gaming in my book. It made 2018 feel somewhat lackluster compared to it. I don’t feel that many titles really stood out, but that doesn’t...
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