Jay Krieger

Developer: Okomotive Publisher: Mixtvision Platform(s): PC, Mac Review code provided It isn’t often that a game comes along that subtly invokes a series of emotions out of me. Emotional moments in games occur during the climactic…

Best of the Bunch is a monthly column where I review my favorite game offered as part of PlayStation Plus. Even if a particular month's offerings aren't my cup of tea, my goal is to emphasize positive elements of the one game that will get…

Typically, "must complete in one sitting," would be a daunting ask of most players, but fortunately, game director Kenny Guillaume respects our time. In what is easily one of the most concise and to the point experiences I have played so…

Memorable Mechanics is a bi-weekly column highlighting memorable gameplay mechanics and level design of both past and present video games. This week I take a look at SOMA, a survival horror game that removed the threat of death in a…

Quite possibly one of the most underrated levels in FPS history.

An absolute dud and one of Netflix’s worst original pieces of content to date.

Hellmut's crazy mutations and winning attitude elevate it beyond being just another roguelike.

You tell me there isn't something cathartic about splitting demon heads in two and I will call you a liar.

Dandara is a Metroidvania that more than breathes new life into the genre - it takes it to another level.

Sometimes the most useful tool at the player's disposal is a door. Sometimes.

Survive is a bizarre if not intriguing use of the Metal Gear Universe.

14 years after its initial release and Half-Life 2 still has valuable game design lessons.

We'd be down for a Looper 2, and not just because we might get to look at Joseph Gordon-Levitt's weird, weird eyebrows again.

Do you remember this level from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare?

Jay debuts a new series, looking over the nuts and bolts of video games.

A neo-noir thriller with great performances.

Buoyed by an immaculate performance from Thomas Jane and some beautiful cinematography, Netflix's 1922 could be the perfect choice for this Halloween.

"It’s ultimately the film's attention to the inner turmoil of its characters that elevates Super Dark Times above being a simple slasher."