Roger’s Substack
Roger RenfroA video game review blog, with jokes thrown in to keep the audience awake. Updates on Wednesdays.
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Jumping Flash! 1 and 2 Review
Games with tank controls are awful. This is a rule, nay, a law of the universe. A foundational truth of the universe. Source? A lot of people on the Internet hate tank controls, so it must be true. They’re clunky, hard to use, and completel...
Downhill Domination (PS2) Review
In the wild, each animal has a distinct call. The crow goes “caw”, the cow goes “moo”, and the crusty old gamer goes “They don’t make them like this anymore”. You can see them in forums or on reddit, in the comment section of old game revie...
Steam Next Fest October 2024 Roundup
The Steam Next Fest is here again! Well, it was here. It ended on Monday, but while it lasted it was a weeklong celebration of new and upcoming indie games. Thousands of demos were poured out into the Steam Store for anyone to check out, an...
Why I Don't Use Scores
Nothing is more conclusive than a nice, fat review score. You play a game, then write up a review for it and slap on a number at the end to sum it all up. Sure, no one’s going to read the review itself, they just want the number. That’s wha...
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