Grady Penna, Author at COGconnected

The Cycle is Not Quite the Game You Were Expecting

The Cycle blends ideas from many different genres into a fun new concoction that feels both fresh and familiar at the same time.

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Connecting Bluetooth Headphones to Your Switch With BT Audio Sync is Easy and Worth It

The BT Audio Sync is a bit niche but functions well and feels almost necessary in an increasingly wireless world. If you prefer wireless Bluetooth connectivity, the BT Audio Sync is for you.

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Horace Review – More Than Just Nostalgia

Horace takes you on a nostalgia trip through the 8-bit and 16-bit eras, but doesn’t forget to be a good game on its own in the process.

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Deathgarden: Bloodharvest is a Tense and Tactical Game of Cat and Mouse

Despite its lack of polish and rather silly name, Deathgarden: Bloodharvest, now in Early Access, is absolutely a game to look out for.

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Draugen Review – A Mystery Novel Come to Life

Draugen does away with the fluff of most walking simulators in favor of a tight, compelling narrative and two strong lead characters.

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Close to The Sun Review – Flying High, Not High Enough

Close to the Sun shows us a beautifully rendered world and an intriguing premise but it doesn’t live up to its full potential.

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Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen (Switch) Review – Wolves Hunt in Packs

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen for the Nintendo Switch brings all the ingenuity and charm it’s always had, but doesn’t feel completely optimized for the smaller scale.

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Video Games Are for Everyone And so Should Sekiro

With so many different takes floating around regarding Sekiro, let’s take a deep dive into why having more accessibility is always a good thing in games, especially for challenging ones.