New Twitch Schedule – BtT x G&G

Community. That’s the main focus I want this blog and everything else I do with Gaming & God to be about. Not views, clicks, follows, or likes but the interaction between the person reading this and me or whomever else created the content. I’ve tried a few methods but one that I have not focused on enough […]

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Retro Gaming Club SEGA Genesis Edition: Gunstar Heroes, Ecco The Dolphin, & Alisia Dragoon

It sure has been a while since I posted anything for this column, but I’m back with more retro goodness! I haven’t dived into any emulator or ROMs yet, as I have quite a backlog of old games that I can access via Nintendo Switch Online, Steam, Amazon gaming and PS Plus. In that way, […]

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Review: Rusted Moss (Steam)

The term Metroidvania comes from a combination of the games Metroid and Castlevania. Metroid was a standout game in that you had free roam of the map but had to come back to areas after you got upgrades like turning into a ball or special weapons. Castlevania was a side-scrolling platformer with lots of action and powerups, so […]

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Review: Lost Epic (Nintendo Switch)

Publisher One or Eight and developer Team EARTH WARS have just released Lost Epic, and it certainly lives up to its name. The game touts a Souls-like (read: challenging) experience in a 2D side-scrolling environment). While this hack-and-slash foray does have some high points, much of it feels a bit unpolished while parts of it come […]

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Review: It Takes Two

There are times when we come to have an experience that we weren’t expecting to have but find that it was something that we needed. It Takes Two is a game that I didn’t think I needed until I saw the announcement trailer drop back in late 2020. Unlike most video game trailers that appear to be […]

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Gamer’s Journal: Who Is Samuru? My Username’s Origin Story

Dungeons & Dragons used to be huge but when I was growing up. I would visit my grandmother who lived in the middle of Manhattan during my summer or spring breaks from school. In most apartment buildings in NYC, some handymen live at the bottom floor called super (not sure why but that’s the title). […]

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