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About Ryan Keenum

Ryan Keenum is a writer for ScreenRant. He graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2020 with a degree in English, and then worked as a technical writer for a local startup company. A love of both games and nerd culture was cultivated in him from a very young age, and now he is getting to put it to good use. He is currently based out of Florida.

Latest Articles

Touken Ranbu Warriors Review
Touken Ranbu Warriors Review: Fixing Time With Sword Boys

Touken Ranbu Warriors may be a fairly simple addition to the Musou genre, but it's interesting lore, story and characters manage to set it apart.

The key art for Out There: Oceans of Time.
Out There: Oceans of Time Review - A Starship In Need Of Repairs

Despite an interesting world and story, tech and gameplay issues hold Out There: Oceans of Time back from being a really good survival experience.

The title image for The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story.
The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story Review - FMV Detective Simulator

Good acting and interesting mechanics make The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story worth playing for anyone who enjoys picking apart a clever mystery.

The title art for Dune: Spice Wars.
Dune: Spice Wars Preview - Control The Spice, Control The Planet

By combining 4X and RTS elements Dune: Spice Wars manages to create a unique feeling experience that's as true as it can be to its source material.

The title image for Tiny Tina's Wonderlands.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Review: Tales From The Nerdy Lands

The way a loving D&D aesthetic and Borderlands' refined gameplay come together make Tiny Tina's Wonderlands feel like the best version of itself.

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Aztech Forgotten Gods Review: A Jetpack Arm In Need Of Maintenance

Aztech Forgotten Gods' fun core gameplay, bosses, and solid character writing make up for a mostly empty world and less then stellar combat mechanics.

The title image for Diplomacy is Not an Option.
Diplomacy Is Not An Option Preview: Ivory Tower Defense

While a bit rough around the edges, Diplomacy is Not an Option is a fun combination of Tower Defense spirit and Real Time Strategy gameplay.

This is the logo for Metroid Prime: Hunters.
Metroid Prime: Hunters Is The Series' Most Underrated Game

Between its unique story, interesting characters, and impressive multiplayer, Metroid Prime: Hunters for the Nintendo DS deserves to be remembered.

The Anacrusis Review
The Anacrusis Review: A Shining Example Of Good Co-Op

While a lack of variety and shoddy friendly AI bring it down, when played with friends, The Anacrusis can make for a remarkably good time.

The title image for Trash Sailors.
Trash Sailors Review: Trash That’s Almost Treasure

While the game is genuinely a ton of fun with friends, frustrating and incessant network problems hold Trash Sailors back from its full potential.

The promo art for UnMetal.
UnMetal Review: It’s Metal Gear, But Funny

UnMetal manages to straddle the line of being both a loving parody of the Metal Gear franchise and a uniquely solid stealth game on its own.

The cover art for Epic Chef.
Epic Chef Review: Buggy, Bloated, But Strangely Appetizing

While its myriad mechanics and glitches might turn some players off, this wacky farming/cooking/restaurant management game is strangely delectable.

A selection of D&D Subclasses.
Unique D&D Homebrew Subclasses That Should Be Official For 6e

These homebrew subclasses all have something unique about them, and it would be great to see their inclusion in D&D Fifth Edition's successor system.

Time Loader Review
Time Loader Review: Jump, Climb, Ruin Time, Repeat

Time Loader's unique puzzle platforming mechanics combine with a well written story to create a memorable experience that doesn't outstay its welcome.

It is the cover art for Despot's Game.
Despot’s Game Preview: Build A Disposable Army

While it struggles with a lack of player agency and variety, Despot's Game combines strategy army building with a roguelite framework to great effect.

The title art for Actraiser Renaissance.
Actraiser Renaissance Review: The Best Version Of A Classic

With unique gameplay and a wonderful aesthetic, Actraiser Renaissance is the best way to experience an oft forgotten classic of the SNES era.

Thievery is the most common, and possibly easiest, way to be evil in D&D without resorting to wanton violence.
D&D Without B&E: How To Stop Players From Stealing Everything

When Dungeons & Dragons players are stealing too often for their own good, these methods can be used to help curb their insatiable lust for thievery.

Ni No Kuni II Revenant Kingdom Switch Review
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Prince’s Edition Review - A Flawed But Fun Port

Despite some small technical issues holding it back, Ni No Kuni II's Switch port is a unique and fun JRPG that can now be experienced on the go.

Klaus Lyngeled & Olov Redmalm Interview - Lost in Random
Lost In Random Review: A Distinct Blend Of Charm & Chance

While not flawless, Lost in Random's impressively weird art style and unique approach to its combat give it a distinct feeling all its own.

Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer 2021 Servers Still Active
How Mass Effect 3's Multiplayer Works In 2021

Mass Effect 3's multiplayer was controversial at launch, but - despite some issues - it's a solid co-op horde mode with plenty to love, even in 2021.

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