Calendar Added to the Site
I keep a google calendar of what I’m excited for in upcoming releases in games, films, comics, shows, and similar that I embedded into a page on this site for any interested party. So you’ll now notice a Calendar link in the primary navigation. Go ahead, count down the days with me.
Sci-fi Under the Sea, Low by Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini
In a sea of sci-fi, Low explores new depths. While my head is usually among the stars, it’s nice to imagine other worlds closer to home. And where on Earth is more other-worldly than beneath the seas? Now imagine you fast-forward a few millennia, we’ve never made it off Earth, we have to retreat under the waves, […]
Happy Thanksgiving
I am very grateful for a great many things, but maybe nothing more so than the love of my family and friends. Happy Thanksgiving everyone, Cheers!
Aliens Infestation
The perfect handheld space marine game. Most of the games I’ve played in the Alien series have sucked.* Which is particularly disappointing because I am such a huge fan of Alien. But Aliens Infestation breaks away from the rest, and is a noteworthy 2D side-scroller even if you’re not a fan of the franchise. You […]
The West was Won with Mini-games, Ready Steady Play by Cowboy Games
Instantly classic collection of mini-games. The Cowboy from Ready Steady Bang returns in this awesome, rumored to be growing, collection of mini-games. This title keeps the clean minimal feel of its predecessor with brilliant animation that springs to life and gives playful personality to our hero. The games capture the nostolgic feeling of simpler games […]
Requires a Circular Way of Thought, Duet by Kumobius
Duet makes you feel like you can work around anything, with enough practice. You are a pair of circles, seemingly floating in space. Blocks hang, fall, slide, spin, even disappear later in the game, and you have to make it through without smacking into any of them. Sounds straight forward enough, but no straight path […]
"Some people say video games rot your brain, but I think they work different muscles that maybe you don't normally use."
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