Sheldon Jones, Author at Gamespresso

Stardew Valley to receive new content, console ports, coop

After the explosive success of Stardew Valley, toping over 1 million sales within 2 months, Eric Barone has discussed the future of his hit farming simulator, as well as new content in the latest update on thei... Read More...

Paragon first impressions: A muddled meaning

Playing through my first few days with Paragon, I was constantly reminded of a quote from Dead Poets Society. “I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things in a different way.” A... Read More...

YouTube’s changing its Content ID system

Thank God for Jim Sterling. While it's hard to argue that any one person specifically ingited the issues found in YouTube's Content ID system, Jim Sterling has definitely taken the charge enough that YouTube... Read More...

Romero and Carmack pull Blackroom Kickstarter

John Romero and Adrian Carmack have recently pulled their Kickstarter campaign for their newest title, Blackroom. Rather, they plan on creating a working demo for the title first before restarting the Kickstart... Read More...

Superhot travels to the Xbox One at the speed of a bullet

Developer Superhot Team plans to release their latest shooter-puzzle game on the Xbox One. Titled Superhot, the game first released on PC, Mac, and Linux on February 25th with popular appeal from most, despite ... Read More...

Old-guard game industry veteran defends 80-hour workweek

In what's generally known as a "bold move," Alex St. John has stated that he believes game development employees are actually "wage-slaves" rather than properly payed individuals. An opinion piece published ... Read More...

Who ganks the gankers? Dark Souls 3 invader decimated by well-executed gank

One of the most important parts of any Dark Souls title is to constantly be aware of your surroundings. Traps, hidden enemies, lore, and plot are all lurking behind every corner, one just has to look hard enoug... Read More...

Dark Souls 3 review: Reborn from the ash

One thing that quickly gets lost in the gaming industry is a sense of auteurs, or a sense of ownership to a series or game that one’s made. When a team or someone with the creative drive for a series leaves, it... Read More...

Kickstarter game Kuraz is a combination of Shadowrun and XCOM

A recent game project on Kickstarter called Kuraz is being developed by Last Name in the Hat. The game's Kickstarter page advertises the games as "a turn based tactical role-playing game set in a near future se... Read More...

The Division glitch will make you feel like you’re in the movie Inception

A glitch in Unisoft's latest game Tom Clancy's: The Division has caused for some inception-like play. Found by Youtuber "B," the glitch shows his character reaching a portion of street only to fall below the m... Read More...

Virtual Reality? No thank you.

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Ghost Recon Wildlands embodies the promise and pitfalls of open-worlds

The MMO genre should learn from Black Desert’s mistakes and comeback

For Honor and how bad servers can ruin a good game

Batman- The Telltale Series Ep 5 “City of Light” Review

Horizon Zero Dawn Review

Night in the Woods Review

SteamWorld Heist Review

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Game Cafe Ep. 15 (Part 4): Xbox

The Game Café: AAA Blockbusters and the turn to open-world games

The Game Café: The rise and future of mobile gaming

The Game Café: Video game movies are still a work-in-progress

The Game Café: The horror genre and what makes a good horror game?

The Game Café: Switch and the long history of Nintendo

The Game Café: Season Passes and Modern DLC