Killing Time with Chain Reaction Shooter
This week Billy comes across a game called Chain Reaction Shooter that tries to put a spin on a classic puzzle system. Does it work?
This week Billy comes across a game called Chain Reaction Shooter that tries to put a spin on a classic puzzle system. Does it work?
Space Hulk Ascension offers some amazing turn-based gameplay that is as brutal as it is tactical. Strategic players will find a lot to love here.
Ghost Seer is the first in a brand new series from author Robin D. Owens. How does it stack up against its paranormal competition?
This week we take a look at Gear Up from Doctor Entertainment, a free to play game on the PC that packs a surprising amount of destructive fun into a small, multiplayer package.
This week our Time Waster tackles Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games. Does it live up to the first game or is it just a shallow grab for cash?
Dying Light combines parkour running, hardcore crafting and massive numbers of brutal undead to try and revolutionize zombie-based videogames. Does it add new life to a dying genre?
Game of Thrones: The Lost Lords is the second episode in what is turning out to be another amazing Telltale Games series. This time we get to set foot across the narrow sea and high up on The Wall as the series keeps getting better.
Welcome Time Wasters! This week I searched around until I discovered a game in development called Shiny Gauntlet. The protagonist of the game is a spirit that is trying to escape a dungeon. Shiny Gauntlet is an indie game that has rouge-like elements to it. The game drops players in a randomly-generated, unlit dungeon and has them run around as different classes killing monsters and collecting loot until they reach the end. What makes Shiny Gauntlet a little different from other rougelike games is that players don’t permanently have a class. Instead, the player’s class is affected by what weapon they … Continue reading Finding a Shiny Guantlet
Decay: The Mare brings the Decay series finally brings its surreal vision of horror onto Steam, marking it as another game in a long line of great indie horror titles.
This week we look at the audiobook version of Firefight, from the always amazing author Brandon Sanderson. Is the sequel to Steelheart a feast for the eyes and ears? Michael is here to tell you the answer to that question!