While there were some incredible games in 2017, there were an equal amount of what we consider to be complete disappointments. Whether it was the actual gameplay, terrible game design choices, or outright destruction of the player base due to
2017 has been a great year for gaming with some remarkable high points. Here at Save Or Quit, we decided to list out the best games of 2017 that we personally reviewed. First up, however, are some honorable mentions of games we enjoyed but did not
Author: Hobbes (Opinion pieces are just that, they are the opinion of a specific author, they are not representative of the views of the site, nor do they attempt to frame as fact the events described, they are merely the authors’
Let’s talk about the first few hours of Persona 5
Every year there are so many mobile games that it starts to get hard to keep track of all of them. It helps that app stores highlight the newest and best offerings, but even with these featured lists it’s easy to miss out on some pretty enjoyable
Author: Klonoa Episode 1: A is for Another World Hey! I’d like to introduce my brand new series of articles called the Alphabet Backlog, in which I will go over a selection of games from my Steam Library that I have not played yet, or barely played
Author: Klonoa 2016 was a mixed year for video games, but it definitely isn’t surprising given how much it had to live up to the amazing year that was 2015. Instead, 2016 was a huge wake-up call to a bunch of developers on the fear of sequelitis
A new 12-month long review was published on 02/01/2018 Playstation Now intrigued me the instant I found out about it. Sony offering PS3 games streamed straight to my PC; I’m pretty sure I had a sparkle eyed, open mouth look of amazement. I skipped
