Tyler Chancey
Whenever he's not posting long form ramblings at his own digital watering hole at cybertavern.blogspot.com, Tyler Chancey is a robot in human skin passionate about video games as an artform. He is also addicted to trash anime and polyhedral dice.
Tyler Chancey's Latest Articles
What We’ve Been Watching: Castlevania S3
What a time to be alive. We are officially on season 3 of the Netflix adaptation of one of the most iconic gothic-horror action game ...
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You Should Play It: Kentucky Route Zero
My fellow fanatics, as we are still dipping our feet into the waters of 2020 and acclimating to its stinging temperature, it has been made ...
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What We’ve Been Watching: The Witcher
My fellow fanatics, Netflix’s latest big budget production has been a long time coming. An adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Witcher. A series beloved by ...
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Tyler’s Top 5 Games of 2019
My fellow fanatics, 2019 was a…pretty difficult year for gaming for me. Not a whole lot stood out as truly groundbreaking or emotionally gripping or ...
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Doctor Who: The Edge of Time Puts The Sonic In Your Hands
My fellow fanatics, we really don’t have a lot of good Doctor Who games. One of the most iconic sci-fi franchises in existence known for ...
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Fanatical Take: I Don’t Care About Blizzard Anymore
My fellow fanatics, Blizzcon has come and gone once again. The great convention showcasing the passionate community and talented developers behind the fantastic games made ...
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Save Against Fear 2019 Highlights
My fellow fanatics, October is here yet again, so you know what that means. Yes, another feature about the cool stuff I experienced at the ...
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Life is Strange 2 Episode 4 Tries To Keep The Faith
The latest episode of Life is Strange 2, simply titled Faith, is the most adverse chapter yet. It separates Daniel and Sean for the first ...
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The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan Is A Game Everyone Should Experience
Supermassive Games have been a refreshing influence in horror games and interactive dramas in recent memory. Until Dawn in 2015 was a great take on ...
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Catherine: Full Body Review
Seven years after the original release, and there still isn’t anything quite like Catherine. An erotic horror game that is one-half interactive drama with dialogue ...
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Super Mario Maker 2’s Brilliant Secret
Recently, I started getting into Super Mario Maker 2. Yes, the game has been out for a while. Rave reviews have come out. Our very ...
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Wolfenstein: Youngblood Review
My first reaction to Wolfenstein: Youngblood was to be cautiously optimistic. Bethesda hasn’t done this game any favors, there hasn’t been a single piece of ...
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Judgment Review
Editors Note: This review was made possible thanks to an advanced copy of the game provided by the publisher. When I reviewed Yakuza 6 last ...
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