The Weekly: Cart Life & Dead Space 3

New games every week; every week new, sweet, entertaining, brain-rotting video games. So many in fact, that we often forget those "gems" behind during our end-year deliberations. Not anymore. Each week, I'll be highlighting my favorite game released; this way: the commenters have a target to flame, I have some notes for end-year headaches, and we all have fun!

Last weekend, I was dealing with a Blizzard named Nemo -- which is why I missed posting a Weekly. To make up for it, this week I’m awarding two games the title.

Cart Life isn’t just a simple indie, food-cart simulator -- it’s a game which embodies the struggles of life, at record lows, while grounding itself in a fully-realized world bleeding commentary that transcends video games. It’s an experience more than fun, while remaining an innovative approach to the sim-genre that shouldn’t be missed by anyone who favorites maturity in their video games. Get Cart Life Here!

Dead Space 3 is easily my least favorite game in the series, yet it lands itself a Weekly. Why? Even with every Dead Space 3 failed-attempt, it’s still a respectably well-built game. I’m sure new-comers to the series will praise a lot of what DS3 does as a horror-shooter, and I can’t blame them. To be honest, it's co-op is worth a run through with a buddy. The game has its moments – both good and bad – and, while a bit of a disappointment in my eyes, manages to still deserve a recommendation this early in 2013. 

Even a blizzard couldn't keep my from playing games. Stupid, wet, cold snow. Ugh!

Till next Weekly...