What happens when the host of The Retro Wildlands gets the chance to step out from behind the microphone and become a real part of the retro-gaming community? In this special episode, I take you along…
Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure dared to combine two completely different genres (old-school platforming and frantic puzzle solving) into one adventure where mastering only half the game…
Was Syphon Filter really as good as we remember, or is nostalgia doing most of the heavy lifting? In our latest entry in our Expedition Log, I revisit this PlayStation classic for the first time since…
I wasn't expecting Pragmata to hit me this hard. What started as a sci-fi adventure on the moon became one of the most emotional gaming experiences I've had in years. As a step-father, Hugh and…
Luigi is back… and somehow more anxious than ever. In this episode of The Retro Wildlands, I finally dive into Luigi’s Mansion 3 on the Nintendo Switch. From its incredibly charming animation and…
What happens when SquareSoft takes the DNA of Final Fantasy VII, injects it with survival horror, body horror, and one of gaming’s most unforgettable soundtracks… and sets it loose in New York City?…
I didn’t expect Resident Evil Requiem to hit me like this… What I thought would be another entry in a series I’ve loved since I was a kid turned into something way more personal. Something that feels…
Step into the darkness with this episode of The Retro Wildlands as we explore Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly, one of the most haunting survival horror experiences ever released on the PlayStation…
“Dead or alive, you’re coming with me.” RoboCop: Rogue City promised a return to the brutal, satirical world of the original films... but does it actually deliver? In our gaming wildlands Expedition…
Some games entertain you. Some games stay with you. In our newest Expedition Log entry, I dive into Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a game about mortality, legacy, and why some journeys stay with you…
