About the author: Scott Ellison II

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Scott is a disabled Marine veteran, married to his wife Nicole and has three kids. Scott also has a full-time job with Fastly as the Manager of Tier 3 - CSE. Scott is most well-known for founding, and writing for Saving Content, but you can find his other work on G4@Syfygames (defunct) and GameCritics.com (active).

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POSTAL: Brain Damaged – These Sunny Daze Review

Sep 08, 2025

It’s been three years since POSTAL: Brain Damaged released, and we finally have the first DLC ready to soak up for our enjoyment and pleasure. These Sunny Daze is not far off from Duke Caribbean: Life’s A Beach expansion for Duke Nukem 3D, but the short runtime is coincidentally how often you should reapply sunscreen. There’s new weapons, enemies, and places to go that fixes a lot of the pacing issues I had with the base game’s levels. POSTAL: Brain Damaged – These Sunny Daze manages to be a tropical and topical fun in the sun.

METAL EDEN Review

Sep 05, 2025

METAL EDEN is a fast-paced, sci-fi first-person shooter that has more in common with boomer shooters, yet it looks like a modern shooter with a strong visual style. Reikon Games is back with a game that’s pure, unadulterated velocity. After their previous outing with the brutal and stylish top-down shooter RUINER, the studio has traded the isometric perspective for the full-throttle chaos in this FPS. METAL EDEN is just dripping with style, and is not short on substance to match.

Mafia: The Old Country Review

Aug 20, 2025

Mafia: The Old Country is a prequel that introduces us to the sun-drenched landscapes of 1900s Sicily, as opposed to the familiar urban jungles of America we’ve been used to. The series’ dedication to historical authenticity and its unflinching narrative grit is something that’s continued since the now 23-year old first game. This is a decidedly slower paced story that doesn’t always pay off, and often goes in predictable directions, it still manages to have well-earned payoffs. After riding horseback through dusty vineyards and tense shootouts in dimly lit catacombs, Mafia: The Old Country is a compelling, if occasionally flawed, return to form.