The long-running Jackbox series has been a mainstay of the modern game night for many friends and families since 2014. But with eight releases, I wouldn’t blame anyone for having hesitation on what to buy first. Welcome the new Jackbox Party Starter. Including three fan-favorite games, each highlighting what you can expect from a Jackbox Party Pack. Is this taste of the Jackbox experience a good reflection, or is it even worth the introductory pricing?
Watch out, flying into your podcast feed this week is a brand new episode of dotEXE! The boys welcome in guest, and Eric’s eldest son, Kegan! He starts things off by explaining Roblox and the experiences within to these two old men, his review of Soundfall, and what it takes to mod Friday Night Funkin. Eric dives a bit more into video editing, Assassin’s Creed, Among Us, and the next live action Disney movie. We round things out with Ed explaining his culinary adventures, his thoughts on Ms. Marvel, and how to be the best forklift operator.
This week’s topic: Are tutorials getting harder? What are your thoughts? Let us know! Leave a comment or send us an email at dotEXE at savingcontent.com. You can even reach out to us on Twitter or Facebook at @savingcontent.
Another fresh dotEXE episode coming right out the oven! In this episode, the boys talk about Piñatas and what else they could be filled with, Viva Piñata, Horizon Forbidden West, the Batman Arkham games while Ed gives us his impressions on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge.
This week’s topic: Are Yearly Gaming Showcases Needed Anymore? What are your thoughts? Let us know! Leave a comment or send us an email at dotEXE at savingcontent.com. You can even reach out to us on Twitter or Facebook at @savingcontent.
Who wouldn’t want to be a ninja teen, one who leads, one who does machines? Maybe more of a cool but crude or party dude ninja teen? For years the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) franchise has been the go-to outlet for your ninja teen fantasies, especially when it comes to video games. Kicking foot soldier butt and taking down the evil Oroku Saki, aka the Shredder, has always been childhood fun for many children and myself over the decades. The TMNT license has had its ups and downs, and in recent years there have been more downs than ups. But can a modernized 2D brawler in the style of the classic TMNT arcade game revitalize these four heroes in green?
Salt and Sacrifice is the sequel to 2016’s Salt and Sanctuary, a souls-like game that checked off most of the boxes for me at the time. It had that tough yet fair difficulty, challenging combat, intense boss fights, and a whole world open for you to explore. Salt and Sacrifice brings more of the same with new additions that keep the formula fresh in the genre.
I’m not one to enjoy too many Rogue or Roguelike games, which becomes quite apparent once you get to know me. The thought of losing all your progress after a death actively turns me away. So what is it about Rogue Legacy 2 that brings me so much joy? Well, it’s the ability to keep your hard work into your next hero, and thanks to that, I haven’t been able to put the game down for days.
One of my early favorites growing up as a wee little Ed has always been Beat’em ups. From those Teenage Turtles to the Toads who like to battle, I’ve enjoyed a wide variety of beat’em up. So, when I was presented with a chance to give Young Souls a playthrough, I jumped at the chance. After seeing what was going to be presented in this game, I knew I had to give it some attention. Beat’em up? Loot? Stat leveling? Yeah, Young Souls, you got my attention.
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