Alexander Thomas, Author at COGconnected

Alexander Thomas

Alexander began his virtual journey with a little title called Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, and ever since then he has been bound by obsession in the pursuit of discovering the perfect fantasy RPG. A Nintendo and Playstation loyalist, the answer to any given situation is a resounding “FALCON PUNCH!” regardless of the question. Outside of his work with COGconnected, Alexander is an aspiring novelist meaning if he cannot find the perfect fantasy story, he will one day write it and give big fat credit to COGconnected for publishing him first.

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The Outer Worlds: Murder on Eridanos Review – The Real Killer is Repetition

The Outer Worlds latest DLC, Murder on Eridanos, lets us play investigator to a high profile murder mystery, but is it worth a return to the Halcyon system?

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Daedalic Digital Day: 5 Games That Look Absolutely Fantastic

Daedalic Entertainment has some incredible new games just around the corner which we can’t wait to play! Check them out right here and let us know what you think!

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Sea of Solitude: The Director’s Cut Review – An Absolute Ocean of Emotional Poetry

Sea of Solitude: The Director’s Cut revitalizes the game with a photo mode, all new voice work and more, but at its core it remains a powerful, respectful, and fantastical depiction of depression.

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The Sinking City (PS5) Review – Eldritch Madness Upgraded and Enhanced

The Sinking City has been upgraded with all new lighting, textures, and 4K 60FPS. Now is the perfect time to dive back into Oakmont and discover the source of the Lovecraftian nightmare plaguing humanity across the globe.

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Outriders is Still The Epic Sci-Fi RPG We’ve Been Waiting For

Outriders is shaping up to be a strong co-op looter-shooter with incredible combat and a rich new world while delivering a deep and compelling single-player RPG experience.

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Everything You Can Expect From the Free Outriders Demo

Square Enix and People Can Fly’s free demo for Outriders launches on February 25th, but what can you expect from this first hands-on glimpse of life on Enoch? We’ve got you covered.

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Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos Review – A Love Letter to Zelda

Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos is a highly addictive RPG that harkens back to the SNES days of classic adventures like A Link to the Past, yet is perfectly blended with a forgiving rogue-like mechanic that makes you feel like you are always progressing.