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
The Evil Within 2 Review | Splintered Mind
The Evil Within 2 is a notable improvement over the original. But creativity and personal expression can only hide so much.
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Save Against Fear Is About Healing Through Play
This weekend, Tyler attended Save Against Fear held in Harrisburg, PA. A convention dedicated to the healing power of gaming.
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Looking Back At The Evil Within: Shinji Mikami’s Horrific Mess
The Evil Within was supposed to be Shinji Mikami's return to survival horror. Its sequel is coming out, so let's dissect the original.
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Dishonored Death of the Outsider Review | Godkiller
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is a smaller more focused experience than its prequels, which it plays to its advantage.
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Metroid: Samus Returns Review | A Legend Retold
Metroid: Samus Returns has a lot of style and action, but its dedication to its own source material restricts it in key spots.
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Destiny 2 Review | Light in the Darkness
Destiny 2 is a fantastic improvement over its predecessor with a satisfying story and more interesting characters.
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How Gamers Can Help With Recovery Efforts of Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey has caused incredible damage to the people of Houston. Here's how the gaming community has been giving back, and how you can as ...
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Yakuza Kiwami Review | Welcome to Kamurocho
Yakuza Kiwami is an uncanny game. The look and feel of something new with the content of something old. Looking past the gray hairs, there's ...
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Batman: The Enemy Within – Episode One Impressions
Batman: The Enemy Within has a great start, but it can't exactly capture the experimental intrigue of the first season.
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Agents of Mayhem Review | Sons of the Saints
Agents of Mayhem, reviewed on PS4, is the game for you if love silliness, cheesy Saturday morning cartoons, and want some interactive junk food.
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Tacoma: Diversity and The Future | Fanatical Take
Tacoma shows how the "Walking Simulator" genre can explore deeper topics such as diversity and the future by minimizing gameplay elements.
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Splatoon 2 Review | Fresh Ink
Splatoon 2 is a great game that could have been fantastic. A must have for the Nintendo Switch, but with some caveats.
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ARMS Review | Packs a Punch
ARMS is a fighting game with a great foundation. But like its fighters, it sometimes stretches and comes up short in some areas.
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