Stephen LaGioia
Stephen is an avid Nintendo, Indie, and retro gamer who dabbles in Xbox on occasion, mainly in the form of binge sessions of Overwatch. He's a history buff, an aspiring writer of short fiction, and a devout metalhead who enjoys poorly drumming along to Black Sabbath on his cheap drum set. When his beloved Chicago Cubs or Bulls are not playing, he typically likes to watch random documentaries or campy horror films.
Bombslinger Review: A New Take on the Bomberman Formula
Take a concoction that's two parts Bomberman, one part Wild West, and lace it with some thick rougelike elements. The result? Bombslinger, a game...
Art of the Roguelike, and the Rogue-Lite Distinction
Over the last several years, the gaming subgenre known as the "roguelike" seems to be making quite the comeback. It's somewhat odd considering the...
5 Strategies to Survive Online in Nine Parchments
Nine Parchments can be a deceptively tricky experience; not just when going solo, but even when taking up arms alongside 3 companions. As I...
Nine Parchments Review: A Tepid Adventure
Online gaming has brought an additional layer of replayability, excitement, and overall enjoyment to many titles. This feature can breathe new life into a...
Nostalgic Fatigue: Has the Retro Homage Worn out its Welcome?
If there’s one common characteristic of indie games I have grown to appreciate, it's the central focus of simplicity and core gameplay over complexity...
Caveman Warriors Review: An Action-Packed Blast From the Past
What comes to mind when you think of the defining qualities of 80's and 90's games? Would they include straightforward, undiluted action, or the...