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Stories Untold Review By Richard Lynch Stories Untold is a horror themed modern text-adventure/puzzle anthology game. On the surface, it’s a nostalgic throwback to 80’s and early 90’s films and video games. Think Myst meets John Carpenter’s The Thing. But smart storytelling and a commitment to atmosphere elevate it...
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Nintendo Switch Impressions By Richard Lynch After the about a day with the launch version of the Nintendo Switch, I can certainly say that Nintendo’s modular console is unlike anything I’ve played before. It’s an incredibly well-built handheld that’s slightly too unwieldy to carry around. As a home console,...
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The horror genre in gaming has always been fairly popular, especially in recent years, with many new creative games coming out. Some games utilize a sense of security by either giving or taking it away, others give you option only to run for your life, and still others are...
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Jedi Archives: Knights of the Old Republic: A Less Than Elegant Game from a More Civilized Age By Richard Lynch On November 19th, 2003 Bioware, a game studio mostly known for the Dungeons and Dragons-based RPG series Baldur’s Gate released Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Inspired by...
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So, we all know the fantastic game The Last of Us from Naughty Dog, and if you don’t are you living under a rock? Well, they announced in December 2016 that The Last of Us 2 will be coming out sometime in the near or distant future. Of course,...
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When I was in middle school, I got Sierra’s “King’s Quest” collection for Christmas. If you haven’t heard of them, “King’s Quest” was the granddaddy of adventure games. The debut game, “King’s Quest: Quest for the Crown,” was released for computers in 1983 and captivated audiences. The story of...
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Nintendo Switch What you need to know by Madison Worm The Nintendo Switch is a gaming system that has been the topic of discussion amongst gamers since early 2016, and now we are only a couple of months away from its release on March 3, 2017. At first glance,...
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5 Casual Party Games Your “Non-VideoGamer” Friends Will Love by Rich Spinello As my personal group of gamers has expanded we have added a lot of self-proclaimed “non-gamers” to our group. Because of this I slowly had to adapt my gaming selections to ones that would be more...
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Dead Rising Revisited By Richard Lynch With Halloween around the corner and remasters that were released a few weeks ago, now felt like the right time to take a look at one of last generations strangest franchises, Dead Rising. Released during the height of zombie popularity, the original Dead...
Stories Untold Review By Richard Lynch Stories Untold is a horror themed modern text-adventure/puzzle anthology game. On the surface, it’s a nostalgic throwback to 80’s and early 90’s films and video games. Think Myst meets John Carpenter’s The Thing. But smart storytelling and a commitment to atmosphere elevate it...
Nintendo Switch Impressions By Richard Lynch After the about a day with the launch version of the Nintendo Switch, I can certainly say that Nintendo’s modular console is unlike anything I’ve played before. It’s an incredibly well-built handheld that’s slightly too unwieldy to carry around. As a home console,...
The horror genre in gaming has always been fairly popular, especially in recent years, with many new creative games coming out. Some games utilize a sense of security by either giving or taking it away, others give you option only to run for your life, and still others are...
Jedi Archives: Knights of the Old Republic: A Less Than Elegant Game from a More Civilized Age By Richard Lynch On November 19th, 2003 Bioware, a game studio mostly known for the Dungeons and Dragons-based RPG series Baldur’s Gate released Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Inspired by...
So, we all know the fantastic game The Last of Us from Naughty Dog, and if you don’t are you living under a rock? Well, they announced in December 2016 that The Last of Us 2 will be coming out sometime in the near or distant future. Of course,...
When I was in middle school, I got Sierra’s “King’s Quest” collection for Christmas. If you haven’t heard of them, “King’s Quest” was the granddaddy of adventure games. The debut game, “King’s Quest: Quest for the Crown,” was released for computers in 1983 and captivated audiences. The story of...
Nintendo Switch What you need to know by Madison Worm The Nintendo Switch is a gaming system that has been the topic of discussion amongst gamers since early 2016, and now we are only a couple of months away from its release on March 3, 2017. At first glance,...
5 Casual Party Games Your “Non-VideoGamer” Friends Will Love by Rich Spinello As my personal group of gamers has expanded we have added a lot of self-proclaimed “non-gamers” to our group. Because of this I slowly had to adapt my gaming selections to ones that would be more...
Dead Rising Revisited By Richard Lynch With Halloween around the corner and remasters that were released a few weeks ago, now felt like the right time to take a look at one of last generations strangest franchises, Dead Rising. Released during the height of zombie popularity, the original Dead...