"Death Stranding 2 On the Beach is a brilliant game which I largely do not care for," writes Jam in our Death Stranding 2 review.
Author - Jam Walker
Jam Walker is a freelance games and entertainment critic from Melbourne, Australia. They hold a bachelor's degree in game design from RMIT but probably should have gotten a journalism one instead. They/Them. Send for the Man.
"Avowed is a truly strange game from top to bottom," Jam writes in their Awoved review. "It's one that I’m sincerely glad that I got to play, but also one I...
Stevivor's Two Point Museum preview: "It’s fiendishly engrossing while also being gleefully silly."
"Tetris Forever is the most joyful and wondrous experience I’ve had with a video game all year," Jam writes in their review.
"It’s eminently clear throughout that [this] suffered a messy development," Jam writes in their Slitterhead review. "It’s an incomprehensible slog to play...
"Star Trek Adventures Captain’s Log is a deeply niche game, more so than even the descriptor of ‘solo Star Trek RPG’ would suggest," Jam writes in their review.
"AEW Fight Forever isn't exactly a stupid idea from bad creative, it’s just a product scoped so small that asking a AAA new release price tag for it feels...
"I walked away from my time with Mortal Kombat 1 just absolutely ravenous to play more," Jam writes in their preview.
"My limited time playing Thirsty Suitors has left me extremely hungry for more," writes Jam in their preview.
While in Los Angeles for Summer Games Fest, Stevivor sat down to chat Alan Wake 2 with Remedy's Sam Lake and Kyle Rowley. Here's the full interview.
"I was a big fan of the original Alan Wake back in the day, and everything that I was shown at Summer Game Fest has got me rabidly excited for the sequel," Jam...
"A girl awakens disoriented on a storm-ravaged dock. A man's staticy voice crackles through a walkie-talkie with ominous warnings," Jam writes in their preview...
Cocoon is a slow and curious burn," writes Jam in their Cocoon preview. "In fact it’s a difficult game to even write about because so much of its magic is in...
"Crime Boss isn’t really quite trying to be Payday, and that is mostly a good thing," Jam writes in their review.
"My prevailing feeling on WWE 2K23 on the whole is that it's a welcome, if small, step up," Jam writes in their review.
