The Red Dead Redemption 2 epilogue has John Marston building a ranch we know he won't get to keep. The Sunday Sermon looks at what Matthew 25 and the parable of the talents says about what he was really doing.
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Dutch van der Linde wasn't evil. He was sincere. The Sunday Sermon looks at what 1 John 5:21 says about a man who made his own vision into a god and couldn't see it from the inside.
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Arthur Morgan got tuberculosis doing the worst version of himself. What came after is one of gaming's greatest stories. The Sunday Sermon looks at it through 2 Corinthians 12:9.
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Rockstar wowed the majority of us a year ago when they released Grand Theft Auto V on PS3 and Xbox 360. Even on old hardware, it was an excellent looking game that still looks better than some games released on the new systems. Now that Rockstar has released the game for PS4 and Xbox One, it looks even better. For starters, there's increased detail for everything. Textures are better, overall image quality is greatly improved thanks to anti-aliasing. There's greater draw distance, and even…
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This has proven a hard review to even begin. Not because I don’t have anything to say about Grand Theft Auto V, as a matter of fact I could say plenty about the game, but rather because I haven’t wanted to stop playing it. We’ve seen some truly amazing games this year: BioShock Infinite and The Last of Us standing out for most folks (myself included), and I’d personally add Saints Row and LEGO City: Undercover to the list as well while others would include Tomb Raider, Splinter Cell, and Rayman…
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It's been over a decade since the first Max Payne game hit the market, and if you played it way back then odds are you still remember it. Not because it was some utterly amazing game, although it was great, but rather because Max Payne was rather unique and memorable with its dark story, noir narrative, comic cut-scenes, and of course the ability to enter bullet time. The game received a sequel about two years later in 2003, but Max Payne fans have been left waiting for more Max ever since. Six…
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Undead Nightmare really is something special. Priced at $10, or 800 Microsoft Points, on PSN and Xbox LIVE, it's the kind of DLC that even the most anti-DLC person can get behind. It features additional multiplayer modes, but even more importantly a stand-alone single player campaign that will last you roughly six to eight hours depending on your play style. It's so well done and so well polished, that Rockstar released it as a retail game packed with the other DLC content for Red Dead…
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This review may contain spoilers. This is going to be a hard review to write, especially with trying not to include spoilers (the warning is there for a reason though). If you read my quick thoughts on the game after spending a few hours with it Tuesday, then you know what I initially thought of the game. I loved it; it was fresh and different, and the world was beautiful. Now that I've finished the main story, I'm not exactly feeling the same way. Exploring 1947 Los Angeles is still an absolute…
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Red Dead Redemption is the best open-world game ever made. Here's why it's still a five out of five exalted masterpiece more than a decade later.
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