Dylan Lepore, The Part-Time Gamer

06/12/2025

⚽️ Think Soccer Dash: Football Simulator on Nintendo Switch is a deep soccer game? Think again. Imagine a mobile game with slow-motion kicks and endless obstacles — that’s basically it.

If you want a quick, mindless distraction, it’s there. But if you’re craving real gameplay, you’ll want to keep scrolling.

Curious why? Check out my full review — and see why this game barely scores.

https://dylanlepore.com/2025/06/11/soccer-dash-football-simulator-review/

Review of Soccer Dash: Football Simulator for Nintendo Switch. A simple, mobile-style soccer game with barebones gameplay, weak design, and zero lasting value. Here’s why it scored a 2/10.

05/30/2025

I wanted to get this out before May ends — a personal look back at 27 money moves I’ve made by age 27, plus a few lessons I learned the hard way. No fancy jargon or “get rich quick” schemes here — just real habits that helped me build confidence and stability with money.

If you’re in your 20s (or even 30s) and want practical, no-nonsense tips to make your money work better for you, this one’s for you. Give it a read, and let me know which move you’re starting with!

👉 https://dylanlepore.com/2025/05/30/money-moves-by-27/

From budgeting to building credit and avoiding lifestyle creep — here are 27 real-world money lessons I learned by 27. Practical, honest, and made for your 20s.

05/22/2025

🌧️ Neon rain. Vangelis. Tears in rain.

Just published a new review of Blade Runner: The Final Cut, the definitive version of Ridley Scott’s iconic film.

It’s slow, haunting, and still one of the best sci-fi films ever made. Here's why it holds up and how it forces us to question what it means to be human.

Read the full review: https://dylanlepore.com/2025/05/22/blade-runner-the-final-cut-review/

Blade Runner: The Final Cut (2007) remains a gold standard in sci-fi cinema. Dive into this definitive review exploring its themes, visuals, and legacy in cyberpunk filmmaking.

05/20/2025

Netflix’s Nonnas really got to me.

This movie isn’t flashy. It’s heartfelt. It’s warm. And it’s real. Vince Vaughn dials it down and delivers one of his best performances in years, supported by an amazing cast of legends and nonnas—yes, real grandmothers from all over the world.

I wrote a full review, but here’s the short version: if you love movies about food, family, and finding joy in the simple things… you should watch this. 🍝❤️

Read the full review here → https://dylanlepore.com/2025/05/20/nonnas-movie-review-2025/

In Nonnas, Vince Vaughn delivers a heartfelt performance in a charming Netflix original based on a true story. A sincere, nostalgic celebration of food, family, and cultural heritage.

05/19/2025

😱 Final Destination is BACK—and Bloodlines might be the most creative entry in years. I just posted a full review diving into what makes this one hit different (without spoiling a thing).

From the tension to the legacy cast and that creeping sense of doom—you’ll know what I mean when you start seeing those warning signs.

🔪 Read it now: https://dylanlepore.com/2025/05/19/final-destination-bloodlines-2025-review/

Final Destination: Bloodlines (2025) proves the franchise still has teeth with creative kills, sharp tension, and a clever twist on its classic formula.

05/14/2025

🎬 New Movie Review!
Just watched A Nice Indian Boy and absolutely loved it. This heartfelt, funny, culture-rich rom-com hits all the right beats without going overboard. It’s a love story that explores identity, family, and tradition—with genuine performances by Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff.

Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet and digestible or just want a good story with strong representation, this one’s worth a watch.

📝 Read my full spoiler-free review: https://dylanlepore.com/2025/05/14/a-nice-indian-boy-movie-review/
⭐️ 8/10
📅 Out now!

A heartfelt, funny, and refreshingly specific romantic comedy, A Nice Indian Boy offers a digestible love story filled with cultural nuance, strong performances, and genuine charm.

04/22/2025

🚨 “Dead or alive, you’re coming with me…”
RoboCop: Rogue City is here—and it’s gritty, nostalgic, and surprisingly deep. I dove into this game expecting a typical cash-in, but what I found was a full-on RoboCop 4 experience, complete with Peter Weller and all the cinematic flair you could ask for. 👮‍♂️💥

But is it perfect? Far from it. Between technical hiccups and a lack of replay options, there’s still work to be done.
Read my full review to see how this love letter to Old Detroit fares in 2025’s gaming scene:
👉 https://dylanlepore.com/2025/04/22/robocop-rogue-city-review/

💬 Are you a fan of the original films? Would you play a RoboCop game like this?

RoboCop: Rogue City feels like the RoboCop 4 we never got—gritty, cinematic, and faithful to the films. But while it nails the tone and action, technical issues and shallow replayability hold it ba…

10/16/2022

04/19/2021

They did it. I can't believe it!

Players will be able to continue to purchase games on PS3 and PS Vita.

04/16/2021

Bend Studio showcases a first look at how gamers will experience Days Gone on PC, May 18.