If you haven’t played Season One of TellTale Games’ The Walking Dead series, turn back now. Turn back right now, because there are spoilers ahead. I’m serious, reader. If you keep reading this, it means one of two things: 1.) You give zero shits about spoilers and just wanted to check the game out before … Continue reading
Zombies. Stuff and Thangs. Coral. The Walking Dead has, in its 7 year run, become a world-wide sensation. It has become so big that many have taken to creating spin-offs of it, including the company TellTale Games. This company has done many a game in its’ trademark, cartoonish, “Choose your own own path” style, and … Continue reading
What’s not to love about board games? You get to be around people you love and have a great time. However, even a board game aficionado such as myself can see why some people can’t stand them. Setting up the game and learning (then explaining) the rules can be tedious, and for some people, it’s not … Continue reading
As a huge fan of the Mass Effect trilogy I was really looking forward to playing the newest installment in the franchise, Mass Effect: Andromeda. This title follows the protagonist, the Pathfinder—one of two Ryder siblings, depending on the gender you choose—on their search for habitable planets in a galaxy far, far away from the … Continue reading
Have you ever wondered why people continue to torture themselves by driving Rainbow Road in Mario Kart, even though they KNOW it’s going to end in pain and suffering? Have you ever had that fleeting, masochistic, borderline sadistic thought of what it would be like to have an entire game as difficult as Rainbow Road? Now, I’m … Continue reading
Known for their amazing, phone-based applications, Warducks is a company that seeks to further beome a house-hold name with their innovative ideas. Recently, Warducks conducted a press release regarding their dive into Virtual Reality (VR) with the game Sneaky Bears! (You can find my review of it here!) While discussing that game, they announced the VR … Continue reading
Hitman: The complete first season (also known as Hitman (2016)) is a confusing game – especially if you haven’t played Hitman: Codename 47 and Hitman: Absolution. Now, that isn’t to say that you can’t play it and completely understand what’s happening, but it DOES make it rather difficult to explain. Despite the obvious struggle to do … Continue reading
