Don't Revive Your Friends

 It's 2022 and that means we all have our resolutions. My personal resolution is to finish games before buying new ones. The problem with that? So many good games come out before I can complete the ones I am playing.  If you read the Backlog Chronicles, you know that it took me a few years to even finish The Outer Worlds.  I am now JUST playing through Persona 5. What a daunting task! *image taken from XboxAchievements.com With so many games and so little time, it's exciting AND sometimes a bit overwhelming to think of what we want to finish or complete or even TRY. Are there any games you are looking forward to in 2022?

 You heard that correctly. Everyone's favorite asymmetric online horror game is getting the creepy tv crawler lady into it's universe. Can this game get any more spooky?  I'm sure it can. Check out the trailer below:

 It's here and it is EARLY. The rumors of Halo Infinite's multiplayer dropping during the 20 Years Of Xbox celebration were spot on.  As of right now you can download Halo Infinite (the multiplayer) to your console or PC and play through the season 1 battle pass. All progress carries over for the full release in December! What are you waiting for? Go!

 There are a bunch of games out. A ton. There are even MORE games releasing on the horizon. After playing through the madness that was Far Cry 6, I have been looking for my next big adventure. My next 500 hour journey into a world that is not my own. There's only so many times I can go back to Skyrim, so what is next? There are plenty of short term story games to be excited about (I'm currently loving the new Guardians of the Galaxy game) but nothing that has grasped me to the point where I exclaim to the Gaming Gods "THIS IS THE ONE!" I do find myself beating a game and not really wanting to dive back into it. MMOs here are pretty exempt from the conversation because they are rather never ending. I want that Oblivion/Skyrim feel again. I want that Grand Theft Auto time suck. I'm not entirely sure what's going to immerse me again.  Battle Royales and First Person Shooters are great but it's very rare that I am actually interested or involved with their sto