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Review: ‘Burn With Me’ plays well, tells story and has defined ending
7 mins read
  • Games
  • Oct26
  • Review

Review: ‘Burn With Me’ plays well, tells story and has defined ending

October 25, 2026October 24, 2026 Matt Volz0Tagged Burn With Me, Edward Brydalski, PC, Review, video games

‘Burn With Me’ acts as a smaller, less involved game than many others on the market, taking up less of gamers’ time while also providing a great experience.

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Review: Gallipoli makes every bullet count
8 mins read
  • Review
  • Sept26
  • Video Games

Review: Gallipoli makes every bullet count

September 9, 2026September 9, 2026 Matt Volz0Tagged first-person shooter, Gallipoli, Ottoman

Gallipoli is a team-based multiplayer first-person shooter1 based on the Ottoman Front of World War I. Edward Brydalski explains why five minutes with Gallipoli sold him on it.

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Review: Steam’s best seller of 2026 is a feline-breeding roguelike — ‘Mewgenics’
7 mins read
  • Feb26
  • Games
  • Review

Review: Steam’s best seller of 2026 is a feline-breeding roguelike — ‘Mewgenics’

February 23, 2026February 23, 2026 The Editor0Tagged Roguelike, Steam, Tactical Combat, video games

The new video game “Mewgenics” is a masterwork of interconnected game design that rewards player choice and experimentation, says reviewer Edward Brydalski.

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Mastering Mental Mayhem: Where mental health and video games collide
5 mins read
  • June25
  • Profile
  • Video Games

Mastering Mental Mayhem: Where mental health and video games collide

June 16, 2025June 16, 2025 Chloe Kowalyk0Tagged Dungeons & Dragons, Mastering Mental Mayhem, mental health, video games

Video games and mental health collide with a therapeutic approach being led by Buffalo native Jack Licata. Lindsay DePietro has more.

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