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    Capes Review

    Capes Review Capes was a game that I remember seeing at Pax and I remember thinking that it didn’t demo well. Yet despite that, I loved the premise so much that I hoped that when I played it that I would dig the game.I never played X-COM, but I’ve always loved turned-based games and I…

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    CorpseKeeper Review: 

    CorspeKeeper Review: Is Fighting Roguelite Worth your Time? I always enjoy finding a game that combines elements and genres in a unique way that I’ve never seen before. The latest one is Corspekeeper. Imagine if I told you there was a fighting game roguelite that feels like For Honor mixed with Bushido Blade. That shit…

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    Animal Well Review

    Animal Well Review Ah Animal Well. This is a game that I went hands on with at Pax back in 2023. On the Pax show floor, I didn’t get a lot of time with it, but I do remember thinking that this isn’t a game that demos well. That is because this game works best…

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    V Rising Review

    V Rising Review I can’t recall which showcase I saw V Rising in, but I do remember it immediately left a must-play impression on me. I’m not even super into Vampire-centric things, but I do enjoy the occasional Vamp movie and TV show (Yet I watched the Vampire Diaries and The Originals). The Trailers for…

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    Another Crab’s Treasure Review

    Another Crab’s Treasure Review There has been something about the Souls and Soulslike genre that hasn’t clicked with me. I don’t get into Elden Ring like the masses, I can’t get passed Father Gascoigne, who is considered the make-or-break boss in Bloodborne, and the Team Ninja games have always left me wondering if the grind…

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    Dice Assassin Review

    Dice Assassin Review I grew up loving chess. As a kid I would play in Chess tournaments and in my small bumpkin town, I did well. To this day even though I don’t play as much I still enjoy the occasional match. A new love that I’ve found at this stage in my life is…

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    Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist Review – A Stunning Metroidvania Sequel

    Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist Review – A Stunning Metroidvania Sequel Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist is a sequel to Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights, but I must admit that I didn’t play the first game. I knew that it was a bit of a cult classic back in the pandemic, but…

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    The Thaumaturge Review

    The Thaumaturge Review One thing that I’ve learned about myself is that most of the time I’m playing a game to kick back and relax. Most of my gaming time goes to games like Civilization 6, NBA 2k, or Roguelike and Roguelites because I can get in, relax, and play something without too much thought.…

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    Blud Review

    Blud Review I saw Blud in a showcase a while back and I put it on my radar to play. Now after a bit of a wait, I got a chance to play the game and oh Lawd I have some thoughts. This might be one of the most unique games that I played in…

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    Ultros Review

    Ultros Review I remember seeing the trailer for Ultros a while back. It may or may not have been shown at an Xbox showcase. I don’t remember where I saw it, but I recall the game making an impression on me with its psychedelic and trippy artsyle. The artstyle made such an impression with me…

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    Shadow of the Depth Review

    Shadow of the Depth Review In recent years, I’ve indulged in a feast of new entries in the roguelike genre. From deck builders to poker-inspired roguelikes (Seriously, give Balatro a try), and even souls-like variations, the genre has seen a steady influx of innovative titles. Among the latest contenders vying for the title of the…

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    Ebenezer and The Invisible World Review

    Ebenezer and The Invisible World Review Before PaxWest 2023, I never thought in a million years that I would be playing a game centered around the story of A Christmas Carol. That was before I was introduced to Ebenezer and the Invisible World. A game that depicts Scrooge as a platforming people’s champion who lays…

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    Worldless Review

    Worldless Review I saw the trailer for Worldless a while back and it stood out to me simply because it looked different. At first glance, the trailer felt like it was a mixture of Hallow Knight, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, and Journey, all games that I deeply vibe with. So when I…

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    Backpack Hero Review

    Backpack Hero Review I talked about being excited about Slay the Princess after PaxEast because of how unique it was. Another game that caught my attention at PaxEast was a game about a mouse and backpack. Now I pride myself on being good when it comes to managing my inventory when it comes to games.…

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    SCHiM Review

    SCHiM Review I don’t remember when I first came across SCHiM. I remember seeing a trailer for it, and feeling mixed about it yet hopeful. A combination of the game’s artstyle and its hopping from shadow to shadow premise had me intrigued. Yet I wondered if it would be engaging. Would that premise grow boring…

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Sebastion Mauldin is the creator and host of The Single Player Experience, a gaming podcast and website focused on single-player games, reviews, and the people and ideas behind the medium.
A lifelong gamer who started with the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance before falling in love with gaming on the PlayStation 1, Sebastion plays primarily on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. His gaming tastes range from narrative-driven adventures and RPGs to strategy games and indie titles, with God of War (2018), Hades, Pokémon Gold and Silver, Batman: Arkham City, and The Last of Us among his all-time favorites.
When he's not playing games, Sebastion is usually reading, watching sci-fi or superhero movies, following the NFL and NBA, keeping up with combat sports and professional wrestling, or arguing that Civilization VI only needs one more turn.
He's a Texan, an Eagles fan, and a lifelong connoisseur of nerd culture.

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