The new Tabletop Simulator is was created based on a successful Kickstarter program. It provides the framework for players to create their own board games, and then play them in multiplayer sessions with others. There are no rules other than the ones you make. It can be a lot of fun, but only if you make it that way.
Welcome Time Wasters! This week I decided to get my time waster fix from my internet browser. This led to me scouring the internet in search of something to play. What I found was Ram Time! Ram Time! is a side-scrolling game that has the player controlling three knights and a wizard as they carry a ram through castle, houses and anything else that gets in the way. The main point of the game is to destroy as much as possible to gain a high score without getting killed. Players can level up their ram team by smashing into houses … Continue reading Running Around with Ram Time!
Just like playing with your toys when you were little, Toy Rush lets you raise an army of stuffed animals, rubber band guns and marble shooters in this unique tower defense battlefield.
Just looking at the graphics, you can tell that, especially for an RTS title, Wargame Red Dragon is stunning. But we also find a very complex wargame engine underneath the hood, one that is quite difficult to master but highly rewarding once you do.
Wolfenstein: The New Order takes us into an alternate reality where the Nazi’s won World War II. But you won’t surrender. From Berlin to the moon, you can give them hell.
Welcome Time Wasters! This week I’m looking at 8-Bit Boy, again. That’s right. For the second week in a row I’m looking back at a new version of a game I’ve already reviewed (Check that review out here.). I first reviewed 8-Bit Boy back in 2012, but the developer claims that the game is 75% different from what it was before. Let’s find out if this is true. In my original review of 8-Bit Boy, I cited the lengthy opening sequence for a simple story as a con to the game. This hasn’t changed in the new version of the … Continue reading 8-Bit Boy Revisited
The Elder Scrolls Online is out now, and our Imperial reporter Chris Richards has been delving into all the worlds many nooks and crannies. When he’s not getting squished by a troll, he’s having a really good time.
It’s possible that we don’t get the Subconscious game because it’s a high work of art, with all the strange video clips and dancing brains. Or it could just be a jumbled mess.
The Walking Dead’s Season 2 Episode 3: In Harm’s Way once again takes us into the eye of the apocalypse as the new story arc heats up, showing us secrets, betrayal and plenty of zombies – plus those real monsters – also known as living humans.
Welcome Time Wasters! This week I sat down and played an upgraded version of a Time Waster that I’ve previously reviewed. This game is Croixleur Sigma. The original version of this game was just called Croixleur and it had a lot of problems. My review for it can be read here. Starting out, I want to talk about Croixleur Sigma’s story. The basic idea behind the game is that you play as two girls that are in an academy for sword sorceresses. The girls come from two different sororities in the school and are looking to beat each other out in an effort … Continue reading Croixleur Makes a Return with Sigma
