With the story from the last several games being wrapped up, it was nice to see a fresh take with a new atmosphere. What better place to start than with the big blue ocean?
Objection! is an attempt to look critically at “industry known issues” and play devil’s advocate.
You can imagine my reaction when roughly 3 minutes after the article published the beta opened for me and I finally got to jump into the card battling game for myself.
Ex-Lucasarts auteur Tim Schafer has returned with the independently-made, independently-published, crowd-funded Broken Age.
People talk a lot about the video game market crash of 1982 in hushed voices, as if it was a black hole in gaming culture. Teeth were gnashed, the plague spread, Gilead fell.
This week Pantless Steve has the flu, so we’ve upgraded. Pantless Dan Amrich, of One of Swords is, how you say, in the hizzy.
The first endless flyer, Kid Aviator, is now on sale for iOS and Android devices. Tilt your phone or tablet to dodge, swipe to drag obstacles out of the way, and tap to destroy hazards like glass bottles and overly-aggressive piñatas as you gain altitude. Think you can rule the skies? Only one way to find out!
Master the Elements in the Quantum Physics-inspired “Atomic Fusion: Particle Collider” Now Available for iOS and Android AUSTIN, Texas – Jan. 22, 2014 – Developed by Austin native ByteSized Studios, Atomic Fusion: Particle Collider has players (a.k.a. Physicists) explore all the elements in the Periodic Table though frantic arcade gameplay. With a quick flick, players […]
There is NOTHING to talk about this week. Nothing. I don’t even know why we had a show.
Noah and his little sister Renie will be playable characters and accompany players on the journey through the Whispered World as it slowly but surely reclaims Noah, turning him into Sadwick again.
A new track with the preliminary name “GT1” is now available in the online racer Quantum Rush. Like the already existing tracks, GT1 offers a few special features and may shake up the highscores.
Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition is out now on iPad for $14.99, with additional party members and portrait packs available via in-app purchases.
In just two short weeks, Dawn of the Ronin has shot straight up the charts to become the #1 title on Steam Greenlight! That’s pretty impressive. And from what I’ve seen of the game, deserved.
Up until this point in gaming history, any console that was sold had games pre-programmed into the gaming unit. While the use of jumpers in low-grade knock-off consoles continue to this day, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone interested in a console that can never expand upon its current library.
This week we take a stroll through the mystic lands of Xbox One gaming. With purple unicorns and glittering fairies, you’ll hear about Battlefield 4, Lococycle, Crimson Dragon, and some PC stuff.
Seriously though, we were on acid for most of the show.
I’m a thirty-something gamer. I hate to say it, but I’m at an impasse. I have more games than I could possibly play, with more already on the way.
