Awesome Videogamedunkey

(PG-13: Language) It’s time for videogamedunkey’s annual list of his favorite games. From AAA blockbusters to overlooked indie titles, you’ll find something you’ll like on the list. Unless you’re a PC gamer, because Return of the Obra Dinn is not there.

(PG-13: Language) Back in 2016 game critic videogamedunkey talked about the pros and cons of fixed versus adjustable difficulty in video games. He revisits difficulty in this video, musing about how it should be paced or adjusted.

Soul Calibur VI has a robust character creation system. Videogamedunkey put that to good use, showcasing silly-looking characters from other series that turned the game into a poor man’s Smash Brothers. The Kirby and Magikarp got us.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey’s game for Halloween isn’t some bug-ridden nonsense or some crap filled with microtransactions. Nope. It’s an actual horror game called Visage. It’s clearly an homage to Magna Carta for the PS2.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey seems to be having a lot of fun with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. What with the taser Roombas, the dogs, the sniping, the dual machine gunning, and the shielding. But not the assault rifling. Black Ops!

Videogamedunkey takes a moment away from his usual snarky video game reviews to give us a little rap tune about a bunch of random stuff that proves you can rap about just anything, and with a good beat and smooth flow, it’ll work. Also we are now really hungry for wings.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey points us to Stick Fight: The Game, a physics-based multiplayer brawler for Windows and Mac. Barely control stick figures as you and up to 3 other friends fight through 80 silly levels.

Videogamedunkey dusts off a not-so-classic from the early 32-bit gaming era. Bubsy 3D… or is it “Bubby?” was a horrible attempt to create a PlayStation 3D platformer, with none of the charm, gameplay, or entertainment value of the games it attempted to live up to.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey tests his memory skills on Dark Souls Remastered. Watch him remember all the fun he didn’t have while challenging the game’s monsters and navigating its perfectly balanced stages.

While the reviews of Nintendo’s new Switch play sets have been overwhelmingly positive, videogamedunkey is a little less hyperbolic with his take on what really amounts to a bunch of cardboard and some clever software.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey gives us a taste of the hilarity that is Gang Beasts. Almost anyone could upload their gameplay of the slapstick ragdoll fighting game and it would be funny. But no one does the “yes, yes, noooo” commentary quite like Dunk.

(PG-13: Language) 2017 hit us with instant classic video games from all genres and from indies and AAA companies alike. Videogamedunkey looks back at undoubtedly one of the best years ever in video games and picks his top 10 games of 2017.

(PG-13) Videogamedunkey talks about the video game industry’s never ending quest for beautiful, detailed, or realistic graphics. While it is mainly a visual medium, the quality of a game’s graphics – and all other aspects – should be second to the quality of its gameplay.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey casts his analytical eye on his favorite horror film, The Shining. It’s a movie that needs no further introduction. But until every single human being has watched it, we think it qualifies as underappreciated.

(PG-13: Language) “It’s the fight we’ve all been waiting for! Ketchup vs. Mustard!” Videogamedunkey pokes fun at Batman’s “Do what I say” philosophy, can’t figure out whether DC has the best or the worst characters and more in his brief look at Injustice 2.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey shows us how much fun and frustration he’s having with some of the latest games out today. Watch him become a fence in Everything, a limp snake in Snake Pass, and a French kissing smash bro in Brawlout.