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Mark Steighner

Reviewer, Features Writer

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COGconnected, OpenCritic

Preston's Summary

Mark Steighner is a Reviewer and Features Writer at COGconnected and OpenCritic. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on arts and entertainment, theater, and environmental issues, with a particular emphasis on climate change and natural resources. Mark's work has been featured in prominent platforms, showcasing his insights into the intersection of culture and environmental awareness.

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Coverage Attributes:

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Reviews: 47 %
Opinion: 43 %
Informative: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Video Games
  • Urban Design
  • Urban Development
  • Computer Software

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Articles

COGconnected

Crimson Moon Review – Small Problems and Big Potential

Crimson Moon Review – Small Problems and Big Potential

By: Crimson Moon

I was pretty excited about Crimson Moon. Gothic art, action RPG combat, and a roguelike structure sounded like a winning combination. Now that I’ve played it, I’m just a little uncertain about how I feel. On one hand, I really liked what the art department put together. And while the range of enemy types is limited, so is the length of the game. There are some technical stumbles and a few limits on the fun. But for the price, Crimson Moon is a reasonable purchase for action fans, and it has a lot of potential as a platform for expansion.

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