The 13th Doll: A Fan Game of the 7th Guest (PC) Review

 
I have been waiting a long time for this. I had heard of this game back when it was being made as a fan creation to be released for free over a decade ago, and having been a fan of the franchise since the early 90s, I was instantly eager to see where it went. I won't say I was hyped at the time, for I knew it was still early in development and when a game is made as a hobby, it can take a very long time no matter how good the results might be.

While we waited, a lot changed, including the game becoming an officially licensed project despite still naming itself as a "fan game." And then finally it happened. Last Halloween we finally saw the game drop in full. Sadly it came out as a buggy mess by most reports, so I left it alone at the time. But a few weeks ago, it went on sale after the devs had time to fix it... and I took the plunge for what is likely going to be the last game in the series we ever get.

Resident Evil: Revelations (PC) Review

 
EDIT: With Capcom's move to add DRM to their old games, they have proven a will to ruin their old stuff, which I can not support. When the DRM (Enigma Protector) is triggering antiviruss all over the place because of it's relation to straight up MALWARE, I am calling it. Consider this game and any other Capcom game broken (0/10) until further notice.

Sadly it has happened again. During one of my stints with the 100 Days of Gaming for Extra Life, I found a demo for this game on my WiiU. Curious how a modern Resident Evil game plays, I gave it a go... and found myself really enjoying the small taste. But since I had to play with a controller and the game used the camera controls to aim, I knew I would want to play this on PC where that camera would be mouse-controlled. Today, we finished with this game... and I find myself sorely disappointed. Once again we have a game where the demo seemed interesting and even a bit fun, but when it came time to play the full game, something somehow went really wrong.