Dan Sorensen, Author at Cliqist

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Fresh literature graduate currently working as a teacher and sports coach. When I'm not fighting off the hordes of zombie-like teenagers I'm playing video games, in particular indie and lesser known titles. I was raised on the mean streets of LAN Quake, grown strong through fierce sibling rivalry. Gaming is in my blood. I have also dabbled in indie development and would love to release my own game one day.

TACTICAL Review: Fast-Paced Stealth Action

Dan Sorensen - January 23, 2018

“Warning, playing TACTICAL may result in abnormal sweating, high blood-pressure, self-loathing and short episodes of euphoria. Keep game out of reach of children, (they...

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