Author: Damien Gula
Born in the heyday of mullets and the El Camino to a tech-foward family, Damien (a.k.a. Dame, PastorDame) quickly embraced the reality that “normal” is just a setting on a dryer. Damien is a pastor by trade and loves talking with anyone who is interested about life, God, and video games (in no particular order) - so, much so, that he and fellow MMORPG/GameSpace writer Matt Keith (Nexfury) create a podcast dedicated to that conversation. At the end of the day, Damien is a guy who loves his wife, his Mini Schnoodle, and crafting gourmet bowls of Mac N’ Cheese.
Our Review of Bladed Fury
Every family has that one family legend. You know the one I’m talking about. These stories usually weave the wildly absurd with ground facts. No one knows whether or not it is true, but it has been re...
Our Review of Sundered: Eldritch Edition on Nintendo Switch
Be careful the deals you make in the darkness; you can never fully know just who or what you are dealing with… or what their offers will truly cost you. This is the overarching theme of the haunting...
Our Review of Swordbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP on Nintendo Switch
It is humanly impossible to play every title that comes along – especially right at their release dates! However, there are occasions when a title will be so well received that it makes a resurg...
First Impressions: Cheat Death in Hades
Indie veteran Supergiant Games recently release its brand-new isometric, action RPG rogue-like, Hades into the world of early access and the results have been nothing short of titanic – like the...
Shedding Light In the Darkness of Iris.Fall
There is something captivating about the nature of light and darkness. At an earlier age, we grow cautious of the unknown hide behind the veil of night. That is the realm of uncertainties and obscurit...
Road Redemption Review – PS4
Just a few days ago, I was lamenting my mortality by referring to a video game series older than many while I was reviewing The Bug Butcher. The 1990s were a catch-all decade of video game wonderment ...
The Bug Butcher Review – Nintendo Switch
I know that I am old, but when I launched The Bug Butcher for the first time, I was immediately transported back to the early 1990s. Why? Because from the very first scene, I could not help but be r...
Our Review of The Legend of Evil on Nintendo Switch
I am always fascinated by stories in which you are invited to understand the motivations of the bad guys. I think it’s why I enjoy the movie Wreck-it Ralph so much. So, when Tower Offense The Legend o...