Author Archives: tomkosiec

2019 went by in a flash and so did my gaming time! I didn’t play many new releases. I actually spent most of my time clearing games from 2018. Such as the Secret of Mana remake. Still, I did manage … Continue reading →

2018! Wow! Another incredible year of video games. So many great titles and so little time to play them. This year I didn’t even finish 10 games. Some big life changes happened to me. I moved back to the San … Continue reading →

Below you’ll find my list of video games that didn’t make my top 10 this year. Mainly because I didn’t finish them and I like to reserve full judgment on a game until I see the credits. With more play … Continue reading →

2017, what an incredible year for video games! I spent most of 2017 paying off my student loans and saving money for San Francisco. Which didn’t give me a ton of time to play video games. But I still sampled … Continue reading →

Did you read Kotaku’s “The Summer of Old JRPGS” blog post written by Jason Schreier back in 2014? I enjoyed it. So this year I decided to create my own “Summer of Old JRPGS” list. But, unlike Schreier’s list mine … Continue reading →

Student loans. A heavy financial burden for many that make true financial freedom feel impossible. Even with consistently paying $218.70 a month I never felt my $21,000 student loan balance got any smaller. So I made the difficult decision to … Continue reading →

Now that you’ve read my top 10 games of 2016 here are my honorable mentions. These are games I didn’t play enough of in 2016 to issue a verdict. As well as a few I didn’t beat until 2017. Let’s … Continue reading →

What a year! 2016 marks another incredible year in videogames. While I didn’t play Dishonored 2, Overwatch, Final Fantasy XV and Battlefield 1. I did play enough amazing videogames to make a top 10 list. As always, to make my … Continue reading →

Knowledge is power. And one way to become an expert in any subject is to read. Thousands of career development books exist, but it’s difficult to know where to start. So, to make the process less daunting for you here’s … Continue reading →

You should relax on weekends and not work. I agree. But with proper planning, you can put yourself ahead for the following week without sacrificing too much of your weekend time. How? Let’s take a look. WHAT TO DO Write … Continue reading →