Brigham Skarda

Sea of Stars is a good game that is often overrated, and that can leave a bad feeling in your mouth. That pretty much sums up my feelings for it. It has beautiful art, music, and an engaging combat system. But its story is simple, and my parts of the game lack depth. Let’s get into it, and fear not, the first part of this review is spoiler free. The Artwork This is easily the defining feature of this game. Sabotage Studios answered the question “what if we adapted the pixel art of the SNES era for modern displays?” And they did it  perfectly . Bright, vibrant colors come together in every scene to instill a sense of artistic bliss. © Sabotage Studio If you are searching for a game that simply looks amazing, this is the one for you. I liked the artwork of the bosses. Every boss battle was a spectacle. I cannot praise the artwork of this game enough. The only thing I can do is just share some of my favorite screenshots. © Sabotage Studio © Sabotage Studio © Sabotage Studio The Combat...

Things have been pretty slow in my fishing life lately. Since moving up to Ogden I haven't been able to go to any of my normal spots. And if there's one thing I know about fishing, finding "the spot" is like 80% of the battle. I've gone to Pineview Reservoir a few times. The first time I caught a whole bunch, but nothing since. Today I went to Lost Creek Reservoir, and it was some of the best shore fishing I've ever experienced. The Location Lost Creek is unique in that it is several miles from any major highways, so there just isn't as much traffic. Being just over an hour away from Ogden means there are fewer people there as well. The Fishing It was a little slow getting started, but once I found out where the fish were I was catching them every 5 minutes for a good hour. In total I caught 11 fish. They were mostly cutthroat and rainbow trout about 13 inches long. But there were two notable exceptions. First,  the one that got away . It was the biggest f...