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Troy Dunham

Troy Dunham
Troy has been contributing to Geek to Geek Media since 2019. Along with his written work, he is also the host of the Audio Only Let's Play Podcast "The Power Play-Throughs." Outside of the Geek to Geek family, Troy is a host on "Too Young for This Trek" and the creator of "Podcaster's Assemble". He is also a dad, a doodler, and a designer. Find him on most social media as @TroytlePower or visit TroytlePower.com to see more of his work.
Astalon: Tears of the Earth – Creator Interview and First Impressions of a retro-action-platformer-exploration game
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Troy Dunham

Astalon: Tears of the Earth – Creator Interview and First Impressions of a retro-action-platformer-exploration game

Troy got a chance to chat with Matt Kap and Jon Lepage, the creators of a new retro-action platformer called Astalon: Tears of the Earth!
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Sludge Life (Switch) Review – A Dreary Platformer That’s Stuck in My Head
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Troy Dunham

Sludge Life (Switch) Review – A Dreary Platformer That’s Stuck in My Head

Sludge Life is a short game that oozes personality and style, and even the somewhat aimless gameplay fits right into the world it's created.
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Nintendo Switch Games to Play in June 2021
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Troy Dunham

Nintendo Switch Games to Play in June 2021

Here are some of the upcoming Nintendo Switch titles for June 2021 that I and some of the other Geek to Geek geeks are looking forward to!
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Guards (Switch) Review – A Simple Tactics-Puzzler That Hits Just Right
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Troy Dunham

Guards (Switch) Review – A Simple Tactics-Puzzler That Hits Just Right

Guards is a recent release with a simple-but-charming art style that builds a rogue-like campaign around one simple mechanic.
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What is Beautiful Desolation? – First Impressions of an Isometric Adventure in Post-Apocalyptic South Africa
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Troy Dunham

What is Beautiful Desolation? – First Impressions of an Isometric Adventure in Post-Apocalyptic South Africa

I am totally engrossed by Beautiful Desolation, but it is not a game I could easily recommend to a stranger. From the graphics to the gameplay, the whole package feels like a relic from a bygone era. This game feels old, but in a way that I love.
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What is Biomutant? – First Impressions of the Fuzzy Apocalypse
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What is Biomutant? – First Impressions of the Fuzzy Apocalypse

Now that it's finally out, I've had a few hours to explore it's post-apocalyptic, cybernetically enhanced, biologically mutated world in order to try to figure out what this game actually is.
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What is Aluna: Sentinel of the Shards?
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What is Aluna: Sentinel of the Shards?

Are you wondering what Aluna: Sentinel of the Shards is? Read more about it here to find out why this Latina superhero makes such a fun ARPG
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Sector 781 (Switch) Review: A Bite-Sized Metroidvania
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Sector 781 (Switch) Review: A Bite-Sized Metroidvania

Sector 781 is a Metroiodvania game that is new to the Switch and is a true joy to play.
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Aerial_Knight’s Never Yield (Switch) Review: Run to the end and then run again!
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Troy Dunham

Aerial_Knight’s Never Yield (Switch) Review: Run to the end and then run again!

The basic mechanics in Aerial_Knight's Never Yield might be simple, but the fantastic sense of style in the visuals and the music will be enough to pull you through its short and bizarre story whenever you want to kick back with an endlessly cool experience
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Palindrome Syndrome: Escape Room (Switch) Review: A Short but Satisfying Series of Puzzles
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Troy Dunham

Palindrome Syndrome: Escape Room (Switch) Review: A Short but Satisfying Series of Puzzles

If you are a fan of Escape Rooms, Palindrome Syndrome on the Nintendo Switch may be worth your time!
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