All posts by Michael Mendis

In this next installment of My Favorite Level, Michael Mendis discusses "Halo," the iconic level from Halo: Combat Evolved!

Agatha Knife is a point-and-click adventure game where you create a new religion for the purpose of convincing animals to give themselves up for slaughter.

Borderlands 3 is upon us, which makes this the perfect moment to reflect on the Borderlands series as a whole!

Having recently received a PS4 port several years after its initial PC release, can this colorful, physics-centric game make a splash?

One of the central characters of The Saga of Tanya the Evil is Being X, a divine entity that opposes the show's protagonist. How does this god compare to the real one?

Blazing Chrome promises high-speed action and epic boss battles with a retro feel. Can it live up to its old-school hype?

The original anime adaptation of Kino's Journey may be over a decade old, but its intriguing blend of ethical themes shouldn't be overlooked.

Hero is really absent-minded and always forgets his heroic tools. Who will save the day when the hero needs saving? The Hero Express of course. And you are the best of the best, Delivery guy, the one sent on impossible missions. Help Hero save the [...]

Team Sonic Racing introduces team-based mechanics not seen in similar games. Will this help Sumo Digital's latest kart racer take the chequered flag?

After almost never seeing the light of day, the conclusion to The Walking Dead game series has arrived. Is it worth the wait?

Hellmut is a top-down roguelike shooter with zany characters, big explosions, and lots of guns.

God calls us to spread his Kingdom to all of the world, including geek culture. What does it look like for Christians to reach out to this community?

As a stamina-based action-RPG, Dark Devotion must fight for attention amidst a growing crowd of Souls-inspired games. Can it rise above the noise?

Grave Keeper is a hack-and-slash game from indie developer Baldur Games. Is this little game good enough to stand out amongst the flood of indie titles?

Gwent: The Witcher Card Game—the standalone version of The Witcher 3's minigame—is now in its full release...and it's just as addicting as the original.